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!

I knew I should've tried this place sooner! I decided to give it a go for breakfast on my last day…read morein Mexico City. Staff is super friendly. Service is quick. Food is great! I just had a cup of coffee and some chilaquiles, but they give you free, delicious fresh orange juice and some bread!!

These tortas are amazing. We tried the torta especial and it had five different meats on it, with…read morecheese, avocado, tomato, and lettuce. So heavy but really, really good. The chipotle sauce was really good but next time I would try the spicy peppers. They are open during the weekends and they offer delivery. I cannot wait to go back.

The best baguettes in Mexico City for a quite reasonable price. They have delicious cheese that…read moreeven a French friend said it was great. Although they don't have space to sit inside, the benches outside are super nice and they give you a little table. They also sell coffee and delicious desserts. Make sure you try the exótico de guayaba or the lemon pie with white chocolate. They are also a gourmet shop so you can buy bread, cheese, wine, and desserts. If you are near this area, I really recommend it.

Great food, safe atmosphere and the best customer service. Our server Ricardo Canchola was…read morewonderful and very professional. I highly recommend this restaurant and our server.

Average food at slightly above-average prices. Atmosphere and service is decent. The food is just…read morenot that great especially compared to other places. Even some street vendors outdo Biarritz, and for a lot less money.

This small and lovely spot in the hearth of the Colonia Roma won't disappoint you. At the same…read moreplace you can find a small bistro that's specialized in Italian finger food, and they also have a good bakery in the mornings. Where the magic begins is in it's wine selection, where you can find a very wide offer of wines from every range of prices and varieties, also if natural wines are your favorite choice, you'll find many. This place is amazing so for a late evening wine, or for some great-value gourmet shopping

Bottega Culinaria could easily be located in Europe. The shop is quite a change from the buzzing…read moreMexico City street food scene. It stocks a lot of beautifully made products from Mexico including beers, mezcal, seeds, nuts, drinks and a pretty large counter full of fresh products like pizza and deli food. Prices are very fine as well, while the service is okay - but nothing really outstanding.

This is a truly excellent diner, and judging by the amount of customers, I'm not the only person…read morewho feels that way. We we're lucky to get a table in the middle of the afternoon. Even though this restaurant is famous for their tortas, I opted for the filete a la tampiqueña. It tasted wonderful, and the platter had two enchiladas de mole, along with refried beans. My father ordered two tacos de bistek with cheese included. There was also a side of aguacate which he added to the tacos. The also offered some wonderful juices, and I chose the Jamaica juice. I love that drink. This restaurant is quite large with two levels, and an adjoining side patio. The food and service we're exceptional.

I was visiting MX City and I was craving some authentic tortas........ after checking out the web,…read moreYelp! help me to get here. First I was feeling confident since the place is a established business/restaurant and not a place off the street, since I didn't want to try my luck and be disappointed. My order was a single torta and it was flavorless, it lack the "yum factor" and presentation Mexican cuisine is known for, just to later find out the ham had a grayish color and that wasn't a good sign, so after one bite I decided to stop eating it. The only great thing about my visit was the fact I was able to spot the meat color and avoid getting sick. Needless to say I was beyond disappointed, if your business talks about how long is being around and it's "well known" for one specific dish (tortas) but you fail to deliver on one single item, you might need to reconsider the quality of your products. Hopefully this will help other people and avoid getting sick or upset by not getting what you expected.