Came tonight to this restaurant as it was highly recommended by friends…read more.. It is located at a "high end food court" place and it has a separate restaurant that is very nice. We arrived and had a very good round table that we reserved and were seated right away. We were greeted by the owner which is a plus! Congrats... Service was on the good side, caring for details at all times. Ambiance was also quite good, we came in Saturday night and there were two young ladies playing the violin that gave the atmosphere a delicate touch. As for food, we had several starters, fresh artichokes prepared in different styles, these were both very good.... don't miss these. Also the salmon carpaccio was on the very good side as I was told by my sister in law. The fennel salad was crisp, fresh and had a lemon touch. As main course, we had beef carpaccio that was served on a bed of a home made cracker that gave it a real nice crunch, the beef was thinly sliced and tasty. The rib eye was on point, the pepper sauce was quite nice. For desert, we had the pannacota and an apricot tart, I personally liked the tart a notch better.... we did learn that the "nutella" calzone was the best but we did not have it.... hopefully next time as we will for sure come back!!! The place is clean and looks great... they also have a private salon with a large table for business meetings or a private dinner.... This place is the real deal! Congrats....

This is the best KOSHER restaurant I have EVER had. Delicious food, service-there is nothing I can…read morefault

Klein's is an interesting combination of kosher style (don't know if it actually meets kosher…read moreguidelines) and Mexican cuisines. As one reviewer stated, the food is not the best, but the dishes are solid and we'll certainly be back to try other items from the large menu. The enchiladas divorciadas were tasty, if not stellar. The green sauce was nice with just a little kick. The antigua salsa was not as flavorful. We got some of their spicier red sauce. The matzo ball soup had well seasoned consommé. The matzo balls were a little hard and dense. As another reviewer commented, they were also not warmed through. The refillable coffee is a delight. Service is friendly and helpful. There's outdoor seating, but beware of constant soliciting. Indoors is a bit noisy, but the old school diner vibe is pleasant. Overall a good value, considering prices in Polanco.

Great service, kind of old school diner vibe, and lots to pick from for food. Saturday morning and…read morethe place was full up. Short wait and we got a table outside. All kinds of stuff on the menu. We opted for Eggs Popeye and San Marcos Eggs. Both were very good. The salsa verde on the Eggs Popeye was mild, the red salsa on the San Marcos eggs had great flavor and a healthy bit of spice to it. All around good experience. Would repeat. N*joy!

I like that this store has the best selection of Kosher products in the area…read more Interesting products included: imitation bacon bits, Jala bread, kosher sausages, kosher yogurt, Canadian bagels. The people inside are very friendly. There lots of Hebrew customers. This is a good place to practice Hebrew. I like there is a clean bathroom in the back which is rare for a grocery store.

We walked into this classy new bakery & deli to find a whole variety of kosher goods. Pastries,…read moreMediterranean foods, frozen goods, wines, and more. But ultimately we went for the food at the deli counter. They had this somewhat peculiar looking tuna sandwich, but one of the brothers that run the place told us it was delicious. He was not false advertising! Tasty tuna salad formed the core of a delight surrounded by fluffy savory bread. And for only 40 pesos! We're definitely returning to Sinai

Overall this place is good The steak held up and so did the…read moresides It's more on the pricier side And service is not that great

Perhaps the best kosher in the world! Had lunch here, and everything was simply outstanding. Highly…read morerecommend for any kosher travelers in Mexico city. In particular, the chorizo is as good as it can get while eating kosher!

The caffé was small and quaint with approx four tables inside and like 4 to 6 tables outside. The…read moreservice was fast and professional and the food was fantastic for breakfast. The chocolate croissant was crispy flaky fresh deliciousness. The avocado toast was the best I've ever had. Sourdough toasted bread, fresh amazing avocados on it! Highly recommended!!!

Delicious pastries, superb coffee and lovely service! What more can one ask for. And yes small…read morecozy but airy ambiance.

Inside this upscale supermarket is a cafe and stations offering smaller fare. We love coming here…read moreto try new items. Most of the dishes we've tried are very good. The Aguachile is exceptional and the best we've ever had. Other favorites are the Tostadas de Atún and The Montados de bacalao. The Bocadillo de Bacalao was tasty and substantial, but I like the Montado version better. The Patatas Bravas are cubed and although seasoned and laced in crema, they were a little dry, but still good. The dish that was a clear miss was the Crispy Rice with Atún or Salmon. It was not crispy and was batter covered rice with a small bland topping. Service is usually good, but was not as nice as usual on this visit. Our first young man was super pleasant and helpful, but his shift ended. The young lady who took over was in a big hurry to sample food and chat with her coworkers. She started clearing our plates without asking and put a dirty plate on top of out Patatas Bravas while we were eating them! Mind you, there was no one waiting for our seats. A hiccup, but not cool at the prices charged. We'll try to avoid her station next time.

This has got to be the most beautiful and best grocey store ever!!!! This Cuernavaca location has…read morethe CDMX Polanco store beat! They have everything!!! Best meats, fish, dishes, breads, wines, fruit, gelatos, service, coffee, etc. It is well displayed, organized, and clean! I only wish we had such a marvelous place somewhere in this country! If you visit Cuernavaca and stay with family or for and extended visit in an airbnb please visit this City Market by La Comer (Comercial Mexicana).

I was really hungry after a morning full of meetings and decided to work the rest of the day from…read morehome, so I told myself I would grab something on my way. I saw this falafel place with no line and decided it looked good enough. The woman working was very sweet and offered me a sample of the falafel. It wasn't the most amazing falafel I have ever had, but the balls were tiny and crispy on the outside, but fluffy inside. I got a falafel pita with a wheat pita. She added hummus, tomato, and cucumbers. There were a few other items, but they didn't really look appealing to me. She gave me a lot of falafels (stuffed the pita with them!) and sauces on the side.

I am a falafel fan and this place had excellent food, excellent service, excellent price,…read moreconveniently located. I went back a second time and it was worth it.

Saw this place as we walked by so I checked Yelp. Seemed ok so we went in. Ordered drinks. First…read moreerror. His Martini was nasty. The waiter remade it at the table so he made it right but funny how it was served in a cactus margarita glass. The bread basket came..extremely dry slices of bread and some saltines. Then we ordered our mains. Waiter said mine would take about 25 min. No problem so we ordered an appetizer to munch on while we enjoyed our drinks. My husband's main dish came right out within two minutes. Wait, what? So we sent it back stating we just ordered appetizers and mine was going to take 25 min... Appy came and we enjoyed it ( crusted cheese wrapped with some type of leaf ). Eventually my salt baked-crusted Pompano arrived. It looked as if they had just piled some fresh kosher salt on top. Didn't look baked. As the waiter removed the pile of salt, he started filleting the fish for serving. It looked mushy, not firm as he was carving..my first inkling of a problem. I took one bite and as it came close to my mouth, I got a faint whiff of something off and should have stopped there but being the food trooper that I am, I took that bite. It was pure nasty rotten fish. I asked my husband to confirm that I wasn't just being a wimp so he smelled it as well and said nope, don't eat it. They took it back and I had the grilled shrimp ( which wasn't exactly on the menu since their version was heavily covered in some type of cream sauce but when they originally brought it to my husband way before our appetizer, he asked to leave the sauce off ). The only saving grace was the family next to us that brought their pet goose for an evening stroll. I would not recommend this place and I have to wonder what chef would let a stinking rotten piece of fish to leave his kitchen!

Serves us right for heading to a fish restaurant in a city not bordered by any water, but we did…read morehave hopes for this place: pleasant setup, full bar, nice vibe. But the yellowfin tuna tostados were swathed in sweetened soy sauce, the fish soup had little savor, and the casserole with red rice and seafood featured gummy rice and little seafood. The chips that arrived on the table were stale, accompanied by a salsa that was basically Russian dressing. Only the leche de tigres ceviche was good, mainly because the okay seafood was drenched in good spicy lime.