Alejandro Villicaña

Great food, concept and the service it’s really friendly and an amazing atmosphere.

Ari Orzynski

What a place, amazing milanesas, incredible side dishes. The ambiance is stunning and the service top notch.

Geronimo Martinez

It's one of those secret cool places in Mexico City. Get transported to the 1950s with a classic Milanga.

Felix Maldifassi

Delicious milanesas, great service and a fun place to have a good time with friends, totally recommended!

Robert Zilbauer

Great selection of milanesas including monthly specials. Comfortable place, friendly staff, and one more spot to drink beer from Aristóteles Brewing. How could you go wrong? 🍺

M

The place is small and there's usually a line on weekends, but it's totally worth the wait. The menu is a sure thing: simple and well-executed. The flavors deliver, and the experience is honest and satisfying. The tequeños are a must-try; they're truly one of the best things on the menu and make the visit worthwhile. Ideal for something casual and well-prepared.

Pam H. Rico

The pork belly chicharrón comes in about 12 small pieces; for $200, I'd expect a double portion. The sandwiches are a good size, I'd say even enough to share as an appetizer. Overall, good flavor and good service.

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Tannino WineClub

A great place to eat a milanesa! Good quality ingredients, good portions, and the place is nice, but a little heads up! The wine list is reasonably priced. The veal was cooked perfectly and the breading was well done. The empanadas were reasonably good. I ordered an Argentinian wine, ideal to accompany the dish. I would definitely return; they have sandwiches that look very good. It's a great place, check it out! Approved!

Mauricio D

The restaurant stands out for its specialty in milanesas, a dish prepared with excellent seasoning and generous portions. The menu offers enough variety to suit all tastes, and the price-quality ratio is very good: you can eat delicious food without spending too much. The milanesas are crispy, well-plated, and accompanied by classic sides like mashed potatoes or French fries. The mashed potatoes, although tasty, were a bit dry on this occasion, while the fries are reminiscent of McDonald's in flavor and texture, albeit smaller in size. The sangrias deserve a special mention: they come in a good size, fresh, and at a more than fair price, ideal for accompanying your meal. The atmosphere is simple, unpretentious, but pleasant. However, the space is small, so it's best to arrive early or be patient, as it's common to have to wait for a table, especially during peak hours. They don't have their own parking lot, so you have to find a spot on the street, which can be a challenge depending on the time of day. Even with these details, it's worth the visit: it's a place where you can eat well, with a homemade flavor, honest prices, and an average cost of approximately 500 pesos per person.

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Christian Maldonado

The menu is small, and the portions are average. I saw reviews mentioning they're too large, but I didn't think so. I ordered a Milanese with no special toppings; it wasn't crispy, and the flavor was average, nothing spectacular. The place is very small; if there are a lot of people, I recommend making a reservation.