Fun little beer spot with a great vibe. They had someone playing 80s hits while we grabbed a few drinks. Really chill afternoon, though the music got a bit loud at times.

Stopped by for a late lunch and grabbed their tacos al pastor. The pineapple on top was a nice touch, not too sweet. Place was busy but I found a seat fast. Honestly, the salsa verde stole the show for me. Wish the tortillas were a bit warmer, but I&#39;d come back for that salsa alone.

The chamorro con mole was the highlight&mdash;so tender it basically fell apart when I tried to roll it into a tortilla. Honestly, that sauce alone made the whole plate worth it. Prices are steep for Oaxaca and portions lean small, but for a nicer night out, it kinda balances out. Just don&#39;t come starving.

The paella was fresh and the rice had a nice texture. Pizzas looked good too but I only tried the seafood one. Service was friendly enough.

The choripan was solid, fresh bread and the chimichurri really came through. Affogato was a nice way to finish. Wish the portions were a bit bigger, but overall a good stop.

The rooftop terrace is amazing for sunset beers, and they even brought free snacks to try. Wish I found this spot sooner!

Been here a few times now. Weekly menu keeps it interesting, food&#39;s been solid every visit. Staff&#39;s chill, no complaints. Good spot for a quick bite.

Been coming here for a while now, and the Mayan tacos never miss. Pozole&#39;s solid too. Service stays consistent, which is why I keep going back.

The patio out back is really nice&mdash;tucked away, not too loud even when it&rsquo;s busy. I had the tacos al pastor and a coffee, both were solid. Sat there a bit longer than planned just because the space felt comfortable. Only thing is the chairs are a little low, but not a dealbreaker.

Stopped by for breakfast &mdash; fresh tortillas made the difference. Food was solid, portions fair for what you pay. Quick enough for a morning bite.

The espresso here is solid, and the fruit plate looked almost too pretty to eat. Comfy chairs kept me hanging around longer than planned.

The tlayuda mixta was huge and loaded with toppings, great for sharing. Beef soup was good too, though the meat was a bit tough.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Food was decent, not amazing. Got the tacos and they came out fast, which I appreciated. Place was a bit loud though, music from the bar kinda bled into the dining area. Service was a little all over the place but nothing terrible. Fine for a one-off visit if you&#39;re nearby and hungry.

The chilaquiles were solid and the fresh juice hit the spot. Upstairs terrace is chill, staff friendly. Coffee was decent too.

The tlayudas and papas were surprisingly solid for bar food. Free rosca when you walk in was a nice touch. Beer flight did the job.

The tortillas are what make it&mdash;so many options. Service was slowish but the price makes up for it. Fine if you&#39;re in the area.

Stopped by for a quick bite and ended up just doing cocktails. Bartender knows their stuff, every round came out different and solid. 150 pesos a drink feels fair for the effort. Not a spot for a full meal if you&#39;re in a rush, but fine for a drink and go.

Loved the two different seating areas here&mdash;picked the quieter one and it was perfect for a chill dinner. Food hit the spot, prices fair for Reforma.

Stopped in for a late afternoon pick-me-up and ended up staying way longer than planned. That iced strawberry matcha latte was spot on&mdash;not too sweet, and it paired nicely with the scrambled egg toast. Place is easy to walk past, but the patio seating makes it worth hunting down. Cushions are comfy too.

Solid lunch deal downtown&mdash;soup, main, dessert, and a drink for the price. Food&#39;s clean and simple, nothing fancy. Service was on point. Would&#39;ve liked a better wine option with the meal, but the price makes up for it.

The hot chocolate here is pretty good, rich without being too sweet. The chocolate bar was decent too. Coffee had a slightly burnt taste though, which was a bit disappointing. Quiet place to sit and take your time. Fine for a slow afternoon stop.

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