had the seafood fried rice, ayocote salad and purslane salad. the rice was fine but the salads were…read moreexcellent. fresh ingredients, simple, but creative. i was craving salad by the end of my time in cdmx, and these salads hit the spot! service was efficient and professional. lots of indoor and outdoor seating. the bathroom has a quaint pull flush. on my list of places to return to in cdmx!

Generally good brunch options overall but guava pastry should not be missed. No alcohol for brunch…read moretime and setting was unexpected, guess it's a trend thruout CDMX. No refills on cafe (aka gringo style =D)

What went well - let's see Angelie (sp?) was so gracious gave us a cappuccino on our tab while we…read moreran an errand instead of waiting at the restaurant for our table to open up. Have the cafe, the juice and anything on the menu but def'ly try a pastry. The only problem maybe you can't have everything immediately but heck a great excuse to come back!

Was skipped in line on purpose. Guy was super rude. Then read other reviews saying if you are from…read moreAmerican - they tend to do this. Don't go here. Food didnt look great either!

Conchas are legit. Add nata with it, Soo good. Got a latte…read morewith almond milk, great!!! Chilaquiles, tasty but I've had better. Service was awesome!

3 stars It is by far in a beautiful location; the restaurant…read moreis spacious with plenty of greenery. The atmosphere and setting really are lovely, which makes it a nice spot to sit and enjoy. That said, the stars are based on the food, and unfortunately this was the most expensive meal we had in Mexico City and it wasn't even close to the best. The food overall was decent, but nothing that stood out as worth the price. The pan dulce was all cold and firm no matter which variations we tried. We had a party of 9 and many items were forgotten about, which made service feel a bit chaotic. For my meal I ordered a jamón y queso empanada and a tamale con rajas y queso. About 15 minutes later they came back and said they were out of the jamón y queso empanadas and only had tinga left. I said that was fine, but when it arrived it was cold, almost frozen. I asked them to heat it up, which they did. The tamale, on the other hand, was good--hot with great flavor. The coffee and juice were also solid. More than likely, although the restaurant and atmosphere were beautiful, I'd go elsewhere for better food at a better price.

Located in the Polanco and Roma Norte area, Clara y Ema is a cute little cafe that serves drinks…read moreand sandwiches! They have an English menu, and speak enough where a tourist can easily order without much confusion. The sandwiches were amazing, and the buns were sort of like a mix between a brioche and milk bread. I'd say it was the best breakfast sandwich that I've ever had!

Super cute and relaxing breakfast spot with great coffee drinks and egg sandwiches!!…read more We stopped by in the morning to grab a couple of the egg sandwiches they offer on the menu, and found the space inside to be super cute, airy, breezy, and relaxing! It opens out onto the sidewalk and it felt really nice to just hang out there for a bit and soak up the atmosphere. There was just one lady working, but she was very friendly and had our sandwich orders out very quickly, pipin' hot and all! I just had the Clara, which was very hearty and delicious. I split it with someone else, as I personally found it big and filling enough to be shared! This is definitely a great spot to stop by in the morning if you're in the La Condesa area - I very much so recommend!

Love their vanilla latte! Not too sweet and not too milky. They got the ratios right!…read more A lot of people working so might not be as easy to get a table but great place to grab and go!

¡Rico desayuno! Pequeño y agradable café con eficiente servicio y buena atención. Lo recomiendo…read moremucho, no es bueno para grupos grandes porque el lugar es una mirruña y no cabrían.

Ojo de Agua was hands down one of our favorite food finds in Mexico City. Even though they have…read moreseveral locations across CDMX, we stumbled upon one just a short walk from our hotel--and the fact that they were open on Christmas Day already earned bonus points. What really says it all? We loved it so much, we went back the very next day. This was the only restaurant we repeated during our week-long stay, which should tell you everything. The menu is extensive and thoughtfully curated--fresh, flavorful, and something for everyone. We tried the croissant sandwich, salmon deli nut sandwich, chutney mango deli sandwich, santos ahogados, fig chipotle deli sandwich, pear honey deli sandwich, and the spicy tuna deli sandwich. The sandwiches came with a standard simple salad. Every single item was delicious, well-balanced, and satisfying in that "clean but filling" way. The tables had two delicious spicy chili oil like condiments which elevated each of these dishes. And the juices--WOW. So refreshing, vibrant, and clearly made with high-quality ingredients. The perfect complement to the food and ideal for starting (or resetting) your day. If you're visiting Mexico City, Ojo de Agua is an absolute must. With such a wide menu, you're guaranteed to find something you'll love--and very likely come back for more. Highly recommend!

Very fresh and affordable healthy options! We stopped in on a weekday afternoon after walking by…read moreearlier and seeing how packed it was. We tried a few juices, the chicken tomato salad and the salmon tacos. The salad was huge with a big portion of chicken, avocado and many toppings for a reasonable price. The tacos were smaller but flavorful. Taking off a star because my salad arrived almost 15 minutes before my boyfriend's tacos arrived and the restaurant was pretty empty. The lights were out in the bathroom and in part of the restaurant, so not sure if they were dealing with a partial power outage and impact to the kitchen. Still recommend for the food!

This is located in Cancino. My husband and I stopped in for breakfast on a Saturday morning. The…read moreinside was cute with hanging plants. Our server was very nice and took good care of us. To start, I ordered a latte (very pretty and a huge cup). I also ordered pan de muerto which was served warm. It was delicious! It was the best pan de muerto I had all week. For my main dish, I had the chilaquiles verdes. Cooked perfectly and excellent flavor. Overall I was very happy with my meal.

We had brunch here. Loved their coffee and eggs. They have to do better job with chilliquilles…read more Ambience and service was excellent

Visited Café Nin for brunch. Definitely book ahead or come early. Thank god I was solo because I…read morewas able to snag a seat at the bar pretty quickly. Started with a mimosa and the chia pudding. The fruit was super fresh and the bowl was surprisingly filling. Then I ordered the avocado toast with a side of bacon. The avocado was obviously fresh, but I wish it had a little more seasoning, and the brown sauce wasn't really my favorite. The bacon though? Cooked perfectly. The guava pastry was DELICIOUS! so good I had to grab another one to go. Service was good too, they move pretty quickly for such a busy spot. The ambience is really nice, with a mix of indoor and outdoor seating that gives rustic treehouse vibes. Overall, a really solid brunch spot with fresh ingredients, great pastries, and a beautiful atmosphere.

It's a large place that feels like a small place because of all the little nooks around the place…read morewith a very cozy ambiance. On a weekend the wait was very long for a group of six. We were told the wait would be 30mins but it was over an hour. At some point the staff member removed our name from the list despite us standing right next to the door and waiting (and asking for updates) the whole time. The host was apologetic about this and tried her best to make up for it with a good table. Eventually we were seated and the menu was great. Really delicious food choices ranging from my Mexican flavors to more basic Western options. Scrambled eggs looked good, the piadina was delicious, as were the chilaquiles! Plenty of fresh juice options and pastries (from Rosetta)!

Great place for breakfast! My wife loved her smoothie and juice. Her avocado toast and my chorizo…read morescramble were excellent too!

It seems popular, not sure why. It was on both Pujol and…read moreQuintonil's recommended list. Like other review said, staffs were careless. Came to try the Chilaquiles as every review said it's the best and we were craving for this dish for breakfast. Unfortunately it was overly lime-y

This was a cute breakfast restaurant in walking distance from our hotel. It looks like a house…read morenestled in between the other houses on the street. I love the cozy atmosphere and their extensive menu. I ended up getting two drinks the chai tea and the latte. Both were delicious. For breakfast I got the French toast and a side of scrambled eggs. I thought the French toast was one slice but it is two huge slices. Very filling and probably could be shared. The service was excellent as well.

Interesting breakfast spot in CDMX!…read more Stopped by for breakfast on a Sunday morning and it was pretty packed but they had a table for us within 5 minutes. The restaurant itself is absolutely stunning, the architecture and greenery as well as the branded plates and stuff really make you feel its vibe. The service was awkward and slow, but at least the server checked in on us like twice. The entrees were okay, we had the chilaquiles and the breakfast sandwich both were just okay nothing spectacular and portions were honestly pretty small. The saving grace was that pancake French toast thing I can't remember what it's called haha, but it was AMAZING.. I would come back for that alone! Overall an okay spot although my expectations were maybe a little too high.