La atención es bastante buena y el servicio es relativamente rápido con variedad de bebidas como sodas italianas, cafés de varios tipos, macha, malteadas, etc. Tiene galletas y dulces típicos mexicanos y algunos platillos para comer ahí. El precio es justo.

ELOISA SOSA MENESES

I would love it if you could tell us before paying that the Frapes are not made with natural fruit. It's just an observation, since when I bought them and started to consume them, my stomach started to hurt. I didn't know. I hope to consume something else when I return. Thank you.

Buzz LR

It's a great option within the museum, but you should take your time because they don't prepare your order very quickly. However, the food is delicious and the space is very pleasant, especially the tables near the central courtyard.

Carla Temores

The three-cheese baguette and the molletes are super delicious, I highly recommend it. However, their toppings bar needs to be constantly refilled with pico de gallo because I had the misfortune of not having enough for my molletes (although it was very tasty) :c As for the drinks: The cappuccino is good, and the lemonade comes plain, served in a plastic cup, a bit skimpy but tasty. The staff is attentive and friendly. It's truly a cafe that will get you out of a jam if you haven't had breakfast or want to spend a little time enjoying something. It smells delicious. The service from the staff only consists of charging you and serving your food; there are no waiters. The prices seem reasonable for what they serve.

Jorge Muñoz

Very good presentation of the dishes and prices appropriate for the location.

+1

Miguel Angel Ramírez Arias

The Franz Mayer Museum's café is, without a doubt, a special spot in the heart of Mexico City. This space stands out for its calm and peaceful atmosphere, ideal for those looking to relax and enjoy a break from the hustle and bustle of the city. Surrounded by the museum's historic architecture and charming courtyard, the atmosphere feels cozy and pleasant—perfect. The coffee served is excellent, with intense, well-chosen flavors, making each cup a rewarding experience. The menu also offers traditional Mexican gourmet food options, respecting local flavors with a touch of sophistication. The empanadas are especially noteworthy: there are savory options that combine fresh, authentic ingredients, as well as sweet varieties that create a delicious ending to any meal or a tempting treat. The combination of high-quality food, a charming setting, and a peaceful atmosphere makes this café a perfect place for those looking to indulge. I highly recommend it.

Verónica Ayala

The cafe is located within the Franz Mayer Museum, and just seeing the gardens is an invitation to sit down, enjoy, and have a coffee. We visited the World Press Photo exhibition and didn't pass up the opportunity to grab a bite to eat. We ordered some molletes, and what a great surprise! They weren't made with the traditional bolillo, but rather with a slightly flaky bread. Honestly, what a great surprise! They were delicious, some of the best I've ever had. I also ordered a coffee, and I thought it was bad; it barely tasted like coffee and the flavor wasn't good. My suggestion is to order something other than coffee, or you'll be disappointed, especially if you're a coffee lover. Overall, eating something at the cafe is a great idea. They have salads, pasta, empanadas, baguettes, and a wide variety of hot drinks. The best thing about eating there, without a doubt, is enjoying the gardens and architecture of the museum. I think the prices are reasonable; the molletes and coffee were $115. The cafeteria is located inside the Franz Mayer Museum and just looking at the gardens is an invitation to sit down, enjoy and have a coffee. We visited the World Press Photo exhibition and did not miss the opportunity to have something to drink and eat, we ordered some molletes and what a great surprise, they were not with the traditional bolillo, rather with a somewhat flaky bread and honestly what a great surprise, they were delicious, one of the best I have ever tasted; I also ordered a coffee and I found it bad, it barely tasted like coffee and the flavor was not good, my suggestion is to ask for something other than coffee or you will be disappointed, especially if you are a coffee lover. In general eating something in the cafeteria is a great plan, they have salads, pastas, empanadas, baguettes and a great variety of hot drinks; the nicest part of eating there is undoubtedly enjoying the gardens and architecture of the museum. The costs seemed reasonable to me, the molletes and coffee were $115.

Jordi Albatross

The pastries are terrible, the service slow, and the coffee mediocre. But the location is spectacular and unbeatable. Find it under the cloisters inside the Museum, with a bubbling fountain, trees and birds, quiet and solemn place. The perfect secret spot to escape from the city center's noise, pollution and crowds.

Itzel Vega

The place is very pretty; you're on the patio with a view of the museum's fountain. I wasn't expecting great food, given that it's a cafe, but the empanadas are terrible. Typical food that's been refrigerated for days, tasteless, and very poor quality. As for drinks, it's pretty OK.

Monica Altamirano

The café has a very relaxing atmosphere with a garden view and several places to sit. I arrived on a Tuesday (the day museum admission is free) at midday and they didn't have any cookies or baked goods. I ordered a hot chocolate that tasted like stale chocolate from a packet; I definitely don't recommend it. They don't have plant-based milks, but you can choose between lactose-free and whole milk. I'd say the prices are reasonable, but not cheap.

Joshua Castro

The good: the location, which is part of the museum. The bad: the drinks. In my case, I ordered a mocha coffee, and it was bland; it tasted like plain milk with a spoonful of cheap chocolate. And they take a long time to deliver your order.

Marvin Castellanos

The place is amazing, it's located inside the Franz Mayer Museum, but other than that, that's about it. The service is slow. We only ordered drinks and we've been waiting for over 40 minutes for coffee and chai tea. It's incredible how long they take.

+3

Luna honey

DO NOT EAT THERE!!! Yesterday, December 26, 2026, I ate a croissant and it was contaminated. This resulted in gastroenteritis, and obviously the cafe and the employees are not going to cover the doctor's bill and medication costs. Save yourself a bad experience like the one I'm going through. The place is very nice, but the contaminated food is the worst. Don't go!