Samantha Castro

Didn't love it, to be honest. The service was quick but not very friendly. The place is ok but the vibe not so much. My crepe had a sauce poured all over it that made it saggy and the flavour didn't go well with the ingredients in it. I don't think I would ever go back.

Markethink Digital México

The place itself is part of a house, with a very homey atmosphere, giving it a comfortable and peaceful feel. During this pandemic, they are taking care and following community health guidelines. As for the menu and service... My average rating is due to the positive ambiance. It leaves something to be desired. For example, while the coffee is tasty, it's served lukewarm to cold. The presentation of the dishes is nice, but more than a couple of the ones I tried lacked seasoning. And the machaca with egg is what they use for burritos that aren't actually machaca with egg, but they claim that's what it says on the menu (it doesn't), and that they're only machaca with cheese (they didn't have any cheese). So, the service is quite poor. As for the price, it's reasonable, although there are other places nearby that cost about the same and are less problematic. What is certain is that they are in a very strategic location and attract attention with their 'homey' style; we've wanted to take the time to go in for a long time, it's a shame that in practice they don't live up to the image they project.

+4

Anita Ceron

We weren't familiar with the place. We walked in. Breakfast time. Service was too slow. The coffee was average but cold. You have to ask for it to be reheated. The price doesn't match the service. $110 for the breakfast package. The furniture is old and battered. It needs maintenance.

Oscar SP

Terrible service, long wait times, and the food leaves much to be desired. Better options in the area.

Monica Rojas

I ordered chilaquiles with Morita chiles, and they were spicy, which was good. The waitress had warned me about the chili. What I didn't agree with was the addition of a few shredded chicken pieces and red onion. Seriously, they're chilaquiles, and they even bring you tortillas that have been toasted in a pan and weren't fresh—you could see it in the crumb and the flavor. I was left with a bad taste in my mouth. What a shame. I'm just saying, check your product; we didn't order it for free. By the way, the chilaquiles are 98 pesos just, and if you want them with juice, or whatever else, it's 155 pesos. There you have it, a good deal.

Alfredo Sanchez

The service is incredibly slow. Everything is bland. But there's more... the staff are incredibly rude. They're despotic, ill-tempered, and act like they're doing you a favor. And if you're a new customer, they make things even worse with their attitude... and they're the owners! Absolutely awful.

Alisson Malpica

120 A SANDWICH! They give you cheap ketchup for the minimum price they charge, like Heinz, and the Americano coffee is HORRIBLE; it tastes like water. The prices are nothing compared to the old furniture and the average food…

SoNaVa

We just left, and the young woman who served us was glued to her phone and gave us a dirty look the few times she came to our table. Her service was terrible. We won't be back, not even by mistake.

Fernando Jiménez

Horrible, it's really expensive for what they offer. I don't mind paying for something delicious and quality, but here I only paid almost $150 pesos for a bland croissant, with cold cheese (they literally took it out of the packaging and put it in) and stale bread. The lemonade was just so-so. Not to mention the service. I really don't recommend it. They even spend less at Starbucks and it tastes better.

María Suárez Ortega

The food is good, but the service is very slow. If there are more than five people, not everyone eats breakfast at the same time because they bring the breakfasts about ten minutes apart. If you end up eating breakfast in the garage, you'll have to smoke the ten cigarettes the singer is smoking.