Been coming here for a while now. Coffee&#39;s still solid, and the pastry selection keeps me coming back. Prices are fair for the area. Only thing that bugs me is the foreign card fee&mdash;3.5% just shows up on the bill, no warning. Wish they&#39;d mention it upfront. But the place is comfortable, so I&#39;ll deal with it.

The eggs benedict actually tasted like home&mdash;proper hollandaise, not that watery stuff. Bread was fresh too. Service kept it simple and quick.

The falafel was really good, crispy on the outside. That sauce with the gyros? So tasty. Baklava was a sweet way to finish. Chicken skewer was a bit dry though, kinda let it down. Still, I&#39;d grab a plate here again if I&#39;m in the area.

Loved the fresh options here in Coyoac&aacute;n. Daily menu changes, everything tasted clean and light. Portion was big, couldn&#39;t finish it all.

Came for a birthday dinner and left impressed. The food was spot-on, from the mains to the desserts, and the chef really took care of everyone&#39;s preferences. The Cuban beer was a nice touch.

Avocado toast was solid, simple but done right. Omelette with pico de gallo hit the spot. Service dragged a bit even though it wasn&#39;t packed&mdash;plan for that if you&#39;re in a hurry.

Came here on a weekday for the menu del d&iacute;a. 99 to 256 pesos with a drink included, that&#39;s a solid deal for what you get. Food was fresh, tasted good. Not fancy, but honest. Portions are decent. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area and hungry.

The comic book decor is cool, all those superhero statues everywhere. Drinks were cheap and made right. Kids play area is a nice bonus too.

Came here for Mother&#39;s Day with the family. Food was decent, the fish tacos were pretty good. Live jarocho music added a nice touch, though it got a bit loud for conversation. Service was fine, nothing to complain about. Prices fair for the area. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back on a quieter night.

Tacos tasted like 20 years ago, in the best way. Gaonera and bistec were solid. Cash only, but whatever.

Koji fish taco and al pastor taco were packed with flavor, not heavy. The fermented mushroom &quot;fish&quot; was crispy and light. Not vegan, but this was some of the best food I had in CDMX.

Stopped by this dessert place in Coyoac&aacute;n after walking around. Got the cinnamon-sugar bread cone with vanilla ice cream. The cone itself is pretty good&mdash;crispy outside, soft inside. Ice cream is just standard though, and it&#39;s sweet. Fine for sharing, but I wouldn&#39;t get it solo again.

The ribeye burger was solid&mdash;juicy, good sear, bun held up fine. Quinoa one&rsquo;s decent if you&rsquo;re avoiding meat. Just wish they&rsquo;d season the fries a bit more.

Zanaya offers an excellent Sunday brunch with a wide variety of high-quality dishes, from seafood to Mexican snacks, all served in a friendly and attentive atmosphere.

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