With a great interior design and new single origin coffees, Cucurucho's fifth location opens now in Polanco neighborhood.
The remarkable little spot from Ensenada's street food scene "La Guerrerense", opens now in Mexico City.
A family owned business brining red and green chorizo from Toluca. Tacos are huge, you can ask fries on top of you want. Be careful with the green sauce, is really spicy.
a small fonda serving a cheap but wonderful daily menu ($55). Chicken soup, rice or pasta and your main dish (meatballs with a side of beans are delicious).
A tiny sushi bar located in Juarez neighborhood, serving different but delicious omakase options. Make sure to make reservation.
A beautiful but small market at Colima street.
Wonderful sandwich spot inside Cineteca Nacional. They meatball sandwich and the Cuban are some of the favorites, also they have a weekly pre fix menu. Perfect option before or after a movie.
New coffee shop near home! They serve coffee sourced from local roasters. They also offer some signature beverages.
Tuna tostada, avocado purée, raw tomato and cilantro.
The best farmers market in the neighborhood, everything is sourced from local producers. Look for the lady selling homemade tortillas and tlacoyos made from criollo corn.
The big salad and the pork meatballs, perfect combination.
Traditional Mexican candies.
Chorizo eggs, avocado, cheese, cilantro and homemade tortillas. Lalo! is one of the best breakfast spots in the neighborhood, little bit pricy, but totally worth it.
Roasted duck with corn sauce and mushrooms. Aleli is delivering a daily menu with fresh products at a very affordable price. For dessert, the burned cheesecake is a must.
Despite the amazing lunch options, they also have an excellent breakfast menu. The avocado toast, french toast and the belmondo eggs are some of the favorites.
Newest coffee shop in the neighborhood, serving mostly Mexican coffee from Guerrero state. Tasty pastries and beautifully organized.
Artichoke with mustard vinaigrette is a must. Classic Italian dishes, Neapolitan style pizzas and homemade gelato.
Newest coffee bar in town, serving grains from Veracruz (Impetus coffee roasters). Ask for their jam croissant, it has a fig & rosemary jam very tasty.
New restaurant from chef Jair Téllez (same as Merotoro and Laja in B.C.). They have a nice selection of natural wines from Tecate region in Baja, food is quite delicious. You must try the rabbit stew, the lamb sandwich, grilled lettuce and for dessert the profiteroles.
New coffee shop and breakfast spot. They have a beautiful siphon bar and the food is pretty tasty. They roast their own coffee, ask for the "espresso sonic" and the "honey espresso".
Definitely, on of the best sourdough breads in the city.
Mexican designer now has its new location in downtown.
There is a small coffee bar in the restaurant (Drip Specialty Coffee), it serves Mexican grains, mostly from Veracruz.
New Mediterranean cuisine in neighborhood Roma. Wild mushrooms, daily fishing and some beautiful desserts.
Pork belly taco is out of this world. Must try the horchata with orange and for dessert the rice pudding.
Great suadero tacos and also campechanos. They give you grilled onions in every order.
Campechano taco (chorizo, steak and habanero sauce) and tripa tacos are amazing. One of the best at downtown.
Great tacos "al carbon". Volcanos here are the specialty (hard tortilla with cheese and steak), soft tacos and cheese combinations.
New location. Pepito sandwich, molletes with different cheeses and chilaquiles are amazing. Arrive early, Sunday's are very crowded.
One of the richest "pastor" in the neighborhood. Every option with cheese is very good, also try the "pastor torta" with cheese.
One of the best "pastor" in the city.
Coffee blend from Chiapas-Oaxaca is delightfull. Espresso with tonic water, dirty horchata and double espresso are one of my favorites. Tasty homemade snacks are also available.
New bakery in the neighborhood. Croissants, chocolate bread and "conchas" are delicious here, also ask for their filled baguettes.
New signature drink (Juanito), espresso, berries, tonic water and tamarind.
Little Japanese "Fonda" with a $82 menu that includes miso soup, main dish, rice, tea and dessert. Perfect seasoning and many tables available.
Duck dumplings, burned banana and steak buns.
Spicy maguro, nigiri plate, and most sushi combinations
Featured espresso, pastries and alcohol drinks with coffee
Taco al pastor, any kind of torta and ribe eye tacos (4).
Espresso from Santa Rosa and " Cortado Cardinal"
Gibraltar, pour over coffee and ask for the international roaster
Omakase, Ramen and the O-Toro Nigiri