It gets five stars for the decor. Absolutely love it. I want to decorate my house like this…read more Beautiful full wall shelving unit. Cute tables. Comfy seats. Exposed brick and unfinished wood. The staff is very nice too. Free wifi. The menu is basic but the options are good. And the prices are inexpensive and even cheaper since its Santa Fe.

Easy to find, very clean and somewhat americanized for travelers. Simple and tasty menu, affordable…read morefood and quaint cafe bistro decor. Highly recommended, just double check with staff to make sure produce used is thoroughly washed before serving!

Was having a really good time until the cashier treated my like a trash bag. Not going back to…read moreplaces where the employees have no manners.

I ate at French Dip and it was disgusting. First, it's called Roast Beef, but they boiled the meat…read more I paid 235 pesos including 1 slice of cheese and a drink and I was not close to full. It was way too expensive for boiled meat on bread.

This place is pretty hidden in the back of San Angel market and absolutely worth checking it out if…read moreyou find it or have time! We came across this place because it was raining and we happened to jump into this area to stay dry. We then made our way to the back where there are a lot of places to grab food as well as places specializing in drinks. There was also live music going on when we were there which was quite the treat. If you are shopping in the San Angel market area, definitely check this place out if you are in need of a drink in between or after shopping. You won't be disappointed.

Open air, modern food hall in the San Angel neighborhood, and a must visit if you are on in this…read morepart of the CDMX. This is foodie heaven, with dim sum, cocktails, great local food, gorgeous helados, Dutch inspired carmel waffles, and even locally made french macarons. This is some high brow stuff and a lovely experience. We coupled this with a visit to the Bazaar Sabado, for the perfect Saturday afternoon in Mexico City!