The paella was solid, and that old building gives it a nice vibe. Got a bit loud by the end, but the lechon made up for it. Just book ahead.

Came here with a couple friends last weekend and honestly the arrachera was the star. Big portions for the price, which we loved. Place is pretty chill too, good for just hanging out and grabbing a drink. Service was a bit slow but we weren&#39;t in a rush. Would go back if I&#39;m craving that dish again 😄

Solid sandwiches, coffee&#39;s strong. Been my lunch spot since I work close by. Pastries are a nice touch.

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Service was on point &mdash; our waiter actually remembered my wine preference from the first sip and topped us off before we even asked. They handled my friend&#39;s nut allergy without making a fuss, which I always appreciate. Had the grilled fish with a nice Sauvignon Blanc, solid pairing. Place got a bit loud later but that&#39;s on us for lingering.

The garlic soup was the highlight for me&mdash;rich, deep, exactly what I needed on a chilly evening. Paella was fine, nothing crazy. Prices run a bit steep, but you&#39;re basically paying for that historic center spot. The whole place has this old-world vibe that makes it easy to linger over coffee after. Just wish they&#39;d open the windows for some air.

Decent spot in Coyoac&aacute;n for traditional Mexican food. Portions are generous and prices fair. Live music made it lively, though service was a bit slow.

The burger was fresh and the bun felt house-made, which I always appreciate. My only note is the portion felt a bit small for the price, but the ingredients were quality.

Stopped by for breakfast in Condesa. Avocado toast was really good, probably one of the better ones I&#39;ve had. Service was fast, no complaints there. Sat outside on the sidewalk, nice vibe but the traffic noise gets a bit much sometimes. Still, solid spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Stopped by for lunch and grabbed the samosas and chicken tikka. Both were fresh, spice level was on point. Place is small, nothing fancy, but the food does the talking. Prices are fair for what you get. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Service was quick and they had an English menu, so ordering was easy. Taquitos al pastor were solid, came with bread too. Filling meal for the price.

Good bakery selection. Belgian chocolate stuff was solid. Outdoor seating works if you want to watch the crowd in Polanco. Service was fine, nothing special.

The pipi&aacute;n verde was really good, light and not greasy at all. I had the enchiladas too, they hit the spot without leaving me feeling heavy. Nice spot for a casual lunch, I&#39;d go back if I&#39;m in the area again. Just wish they had a bit more seating, it got crowded fast.

The restaurant offers a refined dining experience with innovative cuisine and exceptional service, making it a must-visit in Mexico City.

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Been coming here for years. Pozole&#39;s still solid and they always refill the soup, which is clutch. Not fancy, but the price is right for what you get.

The duck mole and beef tongue tacos were really good. Shrimp salad felt fresh too. Service was solid, no complaints there.

Shared a few plates with my buddy. Pulpo asoleado and the shrimp aguachile tostadas were solid. Portions are big for the price. Tamarind sauce on the crispy tortillas hit different. Place gets busy but worth it.

Coffee with milk + tacos = surprisingly good combo. Place is small but colorful, easy on the wallet for downtown. Solid budget breakfast spot.

The salsa here is something else. Fresh, a little spicy, and honestly I could&#39;ve just eaten that with chips all night. Food was solid too, nothing fancy but it hit the spot. The family running it was super welcoming, made us feel like regulars even though it was our first time. Wish the portions were a bit bigger though.

Solid spot on the marina. View of the boats and mountains is killer. Got the coconut shrimp, sweet with a spicy kick from the chipotle salsa. Complimentary tequila shots with our drinks, plus a little after-dinner something. Service was friendly, kept checking on us. Decent spot if you&#39;re around the water.

Solid spot for a lively dinner. Band was fun, got the whole place going. Chicken fajitas were decent, big portions too. Table-side guac was the best part. Just a bit loud for conversation.

The gluten-free pasta was a nice surprise &mdash; staff double-checked everything for me. Fresh, and the view outside was lovely.

The cabrito leg was decent but a bit dry. Pork in red sauce came out salty too. Service was on point though, and the whole place has this old-school vibe that&#39;s hard to miss. Honestly you go for the atmosphere more than the food.

The cabrito was solid and service was on point. Showed up late and food still came out fresh and fast. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area.

The atmosphere here is simply enchanting, with captivating live music and breathtaking views that make for a magical dining experience. The service was extraordinary, and the chef even crafted a special dish just for us!

The grilled red snapper was spot on. Probably the best I&#39;ve had in the area. Staff worked with our limited Spanish, no problem. Heads up though&mdash;cash only, no card.

The fish tacos were solid and you can watch them press the tortillas right there. Got busy fast so there was a short wait, but it moved quick.

The cabrito al pastor was solid, and the piqu&iacute;n salsa they brought out hit the spot with a cold beer.

Been coming here for years and the jungle cenote vibe still gets me every time. You really forget you&#39;re right off 5th Ave. Food&#39;s hit or miss though, stick with what you know.

Came back three mornings in a row for the French toast. Fluffy, big portions, just solid. Pancakes are good too but the French toast is the one. Place gets busy but worth it. Not fancy, just does breakfast right.

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