Los Amentes was one of my favorite restaurants in CDMX!! Their servers were so friendly, and the…read moreoutdoor dining area was so relaxing. We ordered the chilaquiles amantes and it was delicious! I got the rojo with chicken. Yum! Their pancakes were hands down the BEST pancakes I have ever had. I think I would have been happy only having the pancakes. It was a mixture between cake and pancake. Super fluffy with the tiniest bit of crunch around the edges. The lemon purée on top was the best part and the fruit was so fresh. Highly recommend!!!

Food is ok nothing out of the ordinary. I came in with higher expectations based on the reviews,…read morebut I was not amazed. This brought me home town buffet taste vibes. On the other hand service was pathetic. Servers do not bother coming to check up on their tables. Guest have to go up to them for attention. I would recommend other places.

Both times that I've visited Mexico City, I had to stop by here for brunch. Their food is so…read moredelicious, so fresh. And their baked goods are fantastic. It is a small little café with some outdoor seating. Depending on how busy it is, you might have to wait a little bit. The service is very kind though. There's one single occupancy bathroom. It's on a major road and there is a ecobici bike port close by. Great for a Saturday morning ride and eat.

Found this place on Yelp one day in Mexico while looking for breakfast places! The area is…read morebeautiful! It was like a dream. We got seated after waiting about 15 minutes. I ordered the enchiladas and they were good, but nothing special. I felt they were a little plain, I finished them in about 5 minutes as it's just tortillas with chicken. They should come with a side of rice and beans or at least topped with lettuce and sour cream. I'm glad I tried this place because now i know what neighborhood I want to stay in on my next MX trip!

Hands down the best breakfast in Mexico City if you are looking for a more classical US style menu…read more Great ingredients, fantastic coffee and really helpful staff. I'd give more stars if I could!

The fruit was excellent, and the French fries with gravy! Iced coffees are amazing! Everything was…read morevery fresh.

We had such a great snack at El Beneficio Bistrot... across the street from El beneficio de la…read moreduda. The gentleman of Venezuelan descent that attended us was so knowledgeable about the food, it's sourcing, and taste mixes. The outdoor patio seating area makes it perfect to sit in such a beautiful neighborhood in the Coyoacan area. You can visit the Frida Museum and go have a fabulous tea, which btw the assortment is just splendid. They have a delicious salad choice and tons of party options. Definitely a must try!

Small restaurant with great and healthy options made fresh to order…read more Started with pan dulce and an Americano coffee. The chilaquiles with egg in green sauce were excellent!

Absolutely amazing spot with excellent customer service and the margherita pizza with Italian…read moresausage was delicious! The mojitos with fruto rojos was fantastic! Also amazing coffee as well! Great ambience and decor inside too!

We probably would not have tried this restaurant, but it was close to our new home on a very rainy…read morenight. The cozy, arty atmosphere was just right and casual dress was acceptable. There are two dining areas and a fascinating little store that sells tea, jewelry, designer clothes and in the hallway, beauty products (I think). Note: It is quite dark. I felt really old because I needed my phone light to read the menu, but our much younger waiter also had trouble seeing to process our credit card lol. Service was kind and professional. Tuscan food is unusual for us and we don't eat many of the ingredients, so our selections were a bit limited. Happily, we both found dishes that we enjoyed. My husband had chicken breast, which came with a salad snd sweet potato puree. The salad dressing was so light and lemony. I want to come back just for that. My white fish was Mediterranean in style and cooked in a sauce of cherry tomato, artichokes, olives and capers. It was delicious, but enough for two or three meals, so I took some home. Our meals came with herbed crisp breads and herb butter. They have a nice selection of teas and I absolutely loved the white tea with flower petals and lychee. Overall, a great find.

On vacation from New York and we wanted some delicious breakfast and we found it! It has become our…read moreeveryday breakfast spot for the few days that we are here. It's affordable, delicious and the service it's outstanding. I recommend to those who want a trendy cafe to just sit and enjoy delicious Mexican food.

Amazing food. The setting is so satisfying with a really active customer service. This was my…read morefirst time in Cuernavaca, My wife and I really enjoyed the restaurant.

This place is amazing. The service is phenomenal, the servers are passing by constantly to make…read moresure you have everything you need, your drinks are filled, etc. The ambiance is very nice. the decor is lovely. the food is really good too. The hot chocolate is a must have!

El Cardenal Restaurant - a traditional, must-go restaurant in Mexico…read more From the pastries served upon being seated, to the authentic Mexican hot chocolate and traditional foods. Definitely worth a pit stop in your trip!

El Hidalguense is a traditional Mexican restaurant in the Roma Sur neighborhood of Mexico City…read more They specialize in lamb barbacoa wrapped in maguey leaves and slow-cooked overnight. They have two stories and we went to the second floor for our table. QUESADILLAS ($135 MXN) - we ordered the potatoes and chorizo which were good. Note that by default these will not come with cheese so you'll have to specify you want it with cheese if the server doesn't ask. 4/5 QUESO FUNDIDO ($150) - this dish came a little late and the cheese was hard quickly making it not too appetizing. Even if it came sooner I don't think it was too memorable. 3/5 CHORIZO CASERO ($190) - these were chorizo pieces grilled and sliced. They were smoky, charred, and delicious. These were the group's favorite by far. 5/5 BARBACOA ($1100) - these are sold by the kg and we got one kg for our group of 8. It was a good amount but we had some leftover. With the rest of the food we ordered we could've gone with less. It was tender but some in our party found the lamb to be too gamey especially after eating more and more of it. 4.5/5 GUACAMOLE ($85) - by default it was spicy but you can also ask for non-spicy. It was a standard good guacamole. 4/5 It's a family-style type of restaurant where many of the dishes are served with tortillas, salsas, limes, cilantro, and onion. You get your hands dirty at a spot that is very local and traditional.

My husband and I had dinner at El Hidalguense on our last night at Mexico City, and I ain't mad at…read moreit. The restaurant was first recommended to us by the tour guide on our taco tour. After doing a bit of research I saw that the restaurant was featured on an episode of Netflix's Taco Chronicles (S. 1 Ep. 5). We arrived at the restaurant around 5pm on a Saturday. The place was going to close in an hour, but it was like a revolving door of guests. The restaurant was buy, but we were able to be seated right away. Loved the decor of the place. It was very vibrant, and being able to see into the kitchen attributed to the liveliness of the place. Service was great. Our server was pretty attentive, and there were other servers who came by our table and offered assistance. The food came out in a timely manner. We were in and out of the restaurant way ahead of their closing time. My tour guide recommended we get the consommé, which I got to try. It was too gamey for my liking, but the broth was rich and flavorful. I had the barbacoa tacos, and they were delicious. The lamb was extremely tender and the flavor was far less gamey than the consommé. All the accompaniments that were provided to dress up the tacos were nice. We also ordered the queso fundido for good measure, which I loved because of the fried garlic.

Come here for a wide variety of delicious Mexican food: soups, sopes, gringas, alambres, cuts of…read moregrilled meat, huaraches, volcanes, tortas, enchiladas, carne asada, tacos of suadero, carne asada, pastor, longaniza, and much more. This restaurant takes up more than one business space, and has multiple dining rooms, some appropriate for large groups. Parking is very limited, street parking only, but it's worth walking a ways if you have to. Tacos are small but delicious. I was there with a small group and the service was friendly, accurate and prompt. Prices are very reasonable. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

If you are looking for some tasty Al pastor tacos in Mexico City come try this place . The kitchen…read morestaff is high energy creating many unique choices and side dishes . The large locals crowd lets you know you're in the right place.