Hasta Chilaquiles dan, jajajaja no me lo puedo creer, aquí si van con todo y no se tientan el corazón al cumplir la ley, 👍 mas policías como los del Torito plox.

Una buena experiencia

Excelente servicio y ubicación,lo malo es el bufet que es el mismo,los meseros parece que siempre están enojados,y el gordo de los baños ufff

Se llevaron a mi Garden, exelente servicio

Te quitan tus cosas

Exelente atención, hacen muy bien su trabajo.

Pase por afuera y hay muchas patrullas estorbando el tráfico

Exelente ambiente social magnífica comida, ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Pregunta Google que "como me fue en el torito"! Jajajaja te pasas de vrg, Google

Mejor que en mi casa los oficiales son estrictos pero no me pegan como mi vieja en la casa

Gran lugar para hacer amigos :3

Buen lugar para comer 👌

Mural cadorna el talud del puente legaria enfrente del Torito

Increíble, pero una vez vi como se desplazo la imagen hacia arriba del edificio hasta verlo desde arriba del techo Hacia abajo en otro celular. No se como lograr verlo así.

Gran lugar para visitar un 15 de diciembre, comida deliciosa aunque no tienen nada con crema deslactosada, buena calidad y variación de películas y diversos juegos de mesa y entretenimiento.

Excelente servicio para las personas que les gusta una buena bebida y no llegar a casa, los wc algo sucios y sin papel, trato ameno de los compañeros, la pancita los domingos en la mañana es perfecta y si te portas bien te dejan salir unas horas antes.

Excelente lugar, comida gratis, dormitorios compartidos, biblioteca, cine y domino todo en un mismo sitio, tienda a precios normales (lastima que mi esposa me mandó sin nada para gastar) seguridad que en verdad te hace sentir protegido, buena opción para cuando te corran de tu casa un fin.

Lugar icónico el cual todos deberíamos de visitar alguna vez en la vida, buen trato, la comida mas o menos, los cuartos y el room service pésimo, baños sucios, frío y no dan ni una frasadita, las mucamas amables, traten de visitarlo entre semana que hay menos gente, buena experiencia en general.

Afortunadamente no lo conozco pero celebro que exista y que los de los puntos de revisión, en general, no sean corruptos. Lo malo es que los alcoholímetros son muy fáciles de evitar pues haasta google maps te indica en dónde están. Se dice que se llama "El torito" porque ahí estuvo el primer rastro de la Ciudad de México. Por lo poco que he visto en la tele, cuando alguna notoriedad cae, parece razonablemente limpio y decoroso. Muchos se amparan para safarse pero luego tienen que regresar y cumplir las horas que les faltaron de castigo. Con todo y todo, cuando pasas frente a la famosa novena delegación de policía ubicada en la calzada México Tacuba sieempre verás en su exterior un montón de autos que fueron reducidos a la calidad de chatarra en algún borrachazo. Eso sí se dice que la zona en donde se encuentra el dichoso "Torito" es un barrio muy bravo, la verdad es que no se me antoja naditita constatarlo.

Se llevaron a mi amigo Fernando Villagomez, y mañana tiene su extra de inglés, libérenlo porfavooor, si no, no va pasar

Excelente lugar para que todas aquellas personas ingieren alcohol no lo vuelvan hacer y menos cuando llevan familiares y así mismo para también deben de sancionar al trasporte de cualquier índole público

Agradable lugar para pasar tus 24 o 36 horas de castigo por manejar ebrio, fui de los primero en caer ya hace mas de 8 años y la verdad dentro de todo tuve muy buena experiencia, aun que la cruda fue espantosa.

El horario de visita es de 3:30 a 5 se puede llevar comida en traste transparente y suéter si gustan

Un buen lugar, el personal muy profesional y ameno, lo único malo es que te tratan tan bien que uno no aprende la lección 😁 y un lugar para encontrar muy buena banda.

Cárcel para ir a pagar penas administrativas en cdmx como manejar en estado de ebriedad,austero y sobrio como se esperaría de cualquier cárcel

atención rápida pero solo hay pago en efectivo

Ess Slash

I didn't really like the breakfast; lunch and dinner were better. It would be nice if the store sold large beers for 200 pesos to help with the hangover. But I wouldn't go back.

AlexCaza Caza

The time I got caught driving under the influence and was there, the facilities were actually very clean. The cells were clean and had mattresses and blankets. They give you breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and honestly, it was decent quality, and you can have seconds if you're not full. The treatment... well, let's just say you're treated the way you look. But it was very different from how it's made out to be. If you can avoid it, all the better. They wake you up at 6:00 a.m. to go to the yard at 7:00, I think, and they leave you there for about two hours while breakfast is being prepared. After breakfast, you have about four hours to watch movies, chat, or play board games in the yard. Then comes dinner, and they tell you that if you deign to clean up, they'll take two hours off your sentence, haha.

Lulú Prado (Keritah)

5 stars, excellent service, they just need to serve tortillas with the food. Seriously though, don't pay for the injunction. By law, you have to complete your required hours, and they won't return your car until you've finished your recovery period. Also, if you visit your family, bring them toilet paper, water or sports drinks, and a blanket.

Carl jhonson presenta

It was really cool, they gave me a blanket, the bed to myself, it has a well-stocked little shop, the rice was delicious, I don't know what they're complaining about, they even show us movies.

David Álvarez

Good atmosphere, we all get along like one big family. The bathrooms are only 2-3, I recommend they provide a little soap because some of us wash our hands. Otherwise, the service was good, I hope I don't have to visit again.

Salvador Vazquez

Last weekend, I was stopped by a breathalyzer. I'm actually grateful this happened, because even though I rarely drink, I did it that day, and it resulted in this arrest. It allowed me to listen to the psychologist at this center, who offers very insightful concepts that are not often heard. His talk made me consider aspects of my personality that I will address. Thank you for staying here, and the staff does their job to the best of their ability.

Vero Seroas

So far, I haven't been admitted, but a family member has, and they haven't left yet, so I can't fully comment. However, the phone number in the photo DOES work. They give you information, and the lady who answers is very kind and personable. There's a store inside El Torito, so if the detainee has money, they'll give them vouchers to use in the store up to the amount they have. Visiting hours are from 3 to 5 pm. Visitors are not allowed to bring money, keys, purses, or cell phones. Only food, water or soda in sealed plastic bottles, toilet paper, and clothing are allowed, since there are showers inside. Visitors must present their printed or digital COVID vaccination certificates. Under the vehicular bridge in front of El Torito, there are public restrooms that cost 5 pesos and have lockers to leave things. If you're visiting alone and don't have anyone to leave your belongings with, they charge 30 pesos to store your valuables, and they're open until 11 pm. To find out if someone is detained in El Torito you can consult the national registry of detainees with the CURP of the detainee and the person making the inquiry and you can see where they were detained, the reason, at what time and where they were taken, to see where your car is in Locatel they tell you to download the Cdmx or my police application and with the license plates you can see where your car is in which corralón and you can only remove it once the detainee has completed their hours in El Torito and when you go to the corralón they will also ask for identification of the detainee to verify that they have effectively completed the hours of detention and you must go with someone with a license to remove the car because when they are stopped in the breathalyzer they take away their license for a year.

Excelente trato de los administradores y meseros

Gracias

Pues yo no entre solo fui por un amigo dice que lo trataron bien

Buen servicio, a mi familiar lo trataron muy bien, y con respeto en todo momento.

Pues soy abogado y me veo obligado a ir seguido pero la verdad no dan mucha información y el lugar está en una colonia peligrosa el trato no es muy amable y es difícil poder ver a una persona arrestada hay muchas reglas y poca atención al ciudadano

pues yo le doy cuatro estrellas lla que el trato es exelente solo le falta room service

Me lleve buenos amigos pero la comida horrible

No aceptan efectivo en la tienda de adentro 😢

Buen trato Alos que tienen resaca.

Es conveniente ir ya que la persona que buscaba no está en ese lugar

Es como cana la cárcel pero en blandito.

Recuerdo que en el 2009, cuando tenía 19 años, fui a caer al torito por haber bebido en la vía pública junto con mis amigas jajaja Estuvo chido. Conocí gente agradable, hasta un director de cine encontré. La comida es lo que más recuerdo, en la mañana frijolitos refritos, té de limón y una pieza de pan o bolillo (como los de panadería, recién horneado, neta). Ya en la tarde, nos pusieron una película para no aburrirnos. Que agradable momento. De lo único que me sentí mal de esa ocasión, fue que les mentí a mis padres diciendo que me había quedado en la casa de un amigo, después de haber cumplido mi sentencia.

Para saber si tu familiar quedó ingresado, puedes comunicarte al 53995109. Únicamente te confirman si está y te dicen el motivo por el que fue detenido. Para pagar la multa el horario es de 08:00 a 20:00 hrs. Puedes preguntar en la ventanilla por el monto de la multa (se va restando del tiempo total, el tiempo que la persona ya estuvo detenida). Hay un horario de visitas de 15:30 a 17:00 horas. Pero debes entrar sin ninguna pertenencia y ahí no te dejan guardar tus cosas. Después de pagar la multa debes esperar en lo que hacen el papeleo y una revisión médica a la persona (de 25 a 40 minutos).

Viéndolo desde otro punto está bien porque al menos aquí si dan de comer (comida radioactiva) se hace más pasajero el tiempo ya que ahí actividades, es como una carsel pero en versión leve, ya no queda más que colaborar y seguir las órdenes total ya estamos adentro en mi caso fue por alcoholímetro, y neta si se quitan las ganas de andar manejando borracho

Muy concurrido, experiencia interesante pero sin ganas de volver a visitarlo en lo que me resta de vida.

Si lo recomiendo para que se les quite la costumbre de andar manejando hasta el qlo. Yo aprendí y no la pasan tan mal, el trato es humano aunque se siente ambiente caecelario.

Viridiana Ledezma

Inside, the food is terrible. It's understandable that it's not a 5-star hotel, but most people throw away the food. Since they're providing that kind of service, they should at least make it edible. Otherwise, the staff is very friendly and helpful.

Anita HB

Now that I've had the experience of going to this place, I learned that they take you there under arrest. When they're admitted, they take all your belongings for safekeeping, even your shoelaces. Most people fail the breathalyzer test and their license is suspended for a year. Previously, they only had 6 points taken off their license. To get your car, you have to be accompanied by someone with a license. To request information, there's the phone number listed here. The lady who gives it is very friendly; she explains it in detail. The security guards are also kind and adhere to their guidelines. Most people serve their arrest hours and, during their stay, receive classes on different topics throughout the day. Visits are from 3 to 5 p.m., and the center provides meals at 7 a.m. for breakfast, 1 p.m. for lunch, and 7 p.m. for dinner. You don't get a fine for a breathalyzer test, but if it was for something else, you do have the right to pay a fine if you don't want to add to the arrest time. I'm leaving you phone numbers to request more information in case they can't solve something for you about the bull.

Félix Mena

ok

Chilakiller

It gets really wild on September 15th and December 24th and 31st. Recommended if you don't have anywhere to spend those dates: just take a car, a six-pack, drive drunk, and pray you get caught. Personally, I'd avoid going back there outside of those dates, especially if I have somewhere and someone to spend them with.

Veconín Arroyo J

Excellent service and friendly staff. The food was the only downside. 24-hour security and a pleasant atmosphere. The lemon tea with a cinnamon flavor and chamomile color was the best. There's a shop and domino tournaments. I highly recommend it. I hope you visit soon.

Syd R

Avoid drinking and driving! Otherwise this landmark could be useful weather you or your friends are used to do it. It's called "El Torito" (the little bull) and it's supposed to be where police take you if you're drunk while driving. If they take you somewhere else, then you are in bigger problems dude.

Mala comida.

T tratan bien y t dan de comer y t dan derecho de visita

La cena navideña¿Es premio o es castigo? Dan ganas que a uno lo detengan con ese menú de cochinita pibil 😋

Hay demasiada gente los fines de semana, procuren ir entre semana, el desayuno incluye platos variados como caldo de oso.

Ojalá, nadie caiga en este lugar y si es así, pues sw encontrarán a más borrachos, como ustedes...

Te tratan bien, han eliminado la corrupción pero no deja de ser una carcel, la comida deprimente.

Siempre importante para ir por slguien

El lugar es seguro ya que tienen a varios oficiales rondando y hay comida gratis como de cárcel(el cual no le recomiendo) pero le doy 3 estrellas porque los cuartos son fríos, no hay privacidad, no hay cobijas o están sucias, te hacen lavar tus platos, los trabajadores te hacen la vida imposible para que no puedas quitarte la cruda a gusto y encima de todo te quitan tus pertenencias y la dignidad pero no la ropa. Varios de los visitantes eran amigables lo que ayudó a una estancia amena. 3/5

Si vas d visita a ver un familiar x alcoholímetro es la 3 d tarde a 5pm. no llevar dinero, llaves cel bolsa d mano para q te dejen ingresa aver tu familia solo te dejan ingresar comida y refresco d pet

Yo estuve arrestado 36 horas y el trato fue bueno por parte de los custodios, la comida estubo bien y no hubo mucho detenido ya que corrí con suerte de que fuimos pocos los que estuvimos detenidos y no tuvimos sobrecupo en las celdas 😬😬 eso sí ese día nos tocó recibir cobijas limpias

Araceli Luján Ruiz

My relative was there yesterday, but they lost the receipt they give out, and the company needs it because they were driving one of their vehicles and they have to get it out of the impound lot. They require the receipt... Does anyone know what to do in these cases? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Michal Martinez

I'm giving it three stars because the service is terrible and there's no internet or cell phone service, but the atmosphere is cool and the food is good ⭐⭐⭐

Karibriri brrirrir

It's obviously not a good place to spend time. Visiting hours are Monday through Friday from 3:30 to 5:00 PM, and Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays from 3:00 to 5:00 PM. You must bring valid ID to enter. You are also allowed to bring food, except for cans, Tetra Pak, and glass. I also recommend bringing water, toilet paper, and wet wipes with a family member. Remember to leave everything with a companion, as cell phones and money are not allowed. You undergo a brief inspection upon entering, and you register.

Creo que podrían mejorar en cuanto a atención al público, por ejemplo publicar en internet los requisitos para ingresar a visita

Un lugar limpió hay muy buen trató.

Aaron Hernandez

Early Sunday morning, by chance, I had to spend the night there. They have a very aggressive guy who beat a kid pretty hard. Most of that night came for a breathalyzer, another for urinating in public, and even for littering. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to check the name of the caveman who beat him, but he didn't have to act violently. After hitting the kid (who didn't really do anything), he went after me. Honestly, I ignored him, and he didn't touch me. But I'm going to go look for him to see if he has the same balls outside as he does inside.

Con Luna

What happens when you get to the breathalyzer? When you get there, they'll take all your belongings, including your cell phone. You'll be able to talk during the transfer. They'll take everything you're carrying and issue you a receipt. Hand everything over and avoid any problems. There are old-fashioned payphones inside. There's a store that sells them, so write down the phone numbers somewhere so you can communicate. You go in and wait about 15 minutes. The judge welcomes you and asks you basic questions (your name, what kind of car you were driving, who you came with). Depending on how you look, he'll give you the hours. Afterward, a doctor will physically examine you or just ask you questions. Your arrest time starts counting down until the judge decides, not from the moment you're arrested, so it's best to get you there quickly. From 8 p.m. to 6 a.m., you'll be in a cell with 8 other people. There are only two bunks, and the rest of you will stay on the floor on mats. At 6:00 a.m., they wake you up and you can't sleep. They give you small portions for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and the food isn't good. You can use the bathroom at any time, but there's no soap or toilet paper, but you can buy food at the convenience store for 10 pesos. You can have visitors from 3 to 5, and they can pass you food in plastic containers, but anyone who goes there can't bring anything other than their ID and the food they're going to give you. There's a store on the corner that will hold your things for 25 pesos. You have breakfast at 7:00 a.m., lunch at 1:00 p.m., and dinner at 7:00 p.m., but in the store inside, you can get water and snacks for whatever money you left when you entered, so bring some cash. During this time, they give you individual and group talks to encourage reflection from the detainees. You don't pay a fine for the violation because they work the hours, but you do pay a towing fee of 915 pesos and an additional 95 pesos per day of storage in the impound lot. Plus, they'll take away your driver's license for a year. The staff is generally friendly, although they're very strict, but the facilities are very run-down, and it's definitely not pleasant to be inside; the time drags on. They'll tell you many versions of what's going on inside, but you should know that there's nothing you can do once they catch you, so it's best to cooperate. Don't fall for the injunction game, because you'll only spend more money, and in the end, you'll have to work the hours. They'll tell you many versions of what's going to happen, but this is what happened to us firsthand, hoping it helps you.

Decadente desde la fachada, corrupto y podrido por dentro.

Mal servicio la comida no está chida, las camas imcomodas el vallet parking esta muy caro, 1000 baros y 100 de un dia del estacionamiento, aparte te quieren cambiar los tenis a la fuerza la verdad pésimo servicio de este todo incluido, no lo recomiendo 👎

No ingresan teléfonos, dinero, tetrapack ,gorras etc . Seguimos en un país con injusticias y malos tratos y corrupción.

Pésimo servicio, detenido ni una maruchan te dan :(

Ni quién quiera caerle allí, jajaja

tienen que actualizar la información que dan para poder sacar tu auto del corralón, allá dicen que abren de 8 am a 8pm y acá en el corralón solo trabajan hasta las 6, también nunca pero nunca olvide traer todos sus documentos, si pueden traigan hasta su fe de bautismo y de todo original y copia❗️❗️😒

Por pintar la barda, se llevaron a un trabajador 2pm el juez cívico lo atendió hasta las 6pm, me comentó que la multa es de 11 umas, fui por el dinero, se lo llevaron al torito, trámite inútil, podrían cobrar ahí mismo la multa, Pero no ... Cuando llegue al torito resultó que el jurídico nunca supe porque mando el oficio por 30 umas

Solo están agarrando a las personas por una cuota que les piden, aunque no hayan bebido había más de 15 personas que no habían bebido, pero el abuso de autoridad está presente en este programa, gracias #Sheinbaum

cesar arteaga

The fines from the ladies on the corner in the early morning are 3,000 pesos. For now, it's best not to pay them and just do your required hours, because some impound lots are on vacation and they won't return your car until you've completed the required hours, which is about three months. It'll stay in the impound lot, obviously charging a daily fee. You can bring them food and water in plastic bags at any time; just knock on the door. You can also bring a phone card, and they can use it whenever they want; each call costs 3 pesos. Visiting hours are from 3 pm to 5 pm. You can eat with your trusted drunk there for two hours at your leisure. Some police officers are great guys and treat people very well. Others, well… let's not even mention them. Regarding: they didn't return my license. If you drink, don't drive.

Ruben Rubio

I got a 4.2, which is the 4.0 limit. Even though they arrested me at 11:30 pm, I didn't end up in my cell to sleep until around 3:00 am. Because of their terrible system, they woke us up between 6:00 and 7:00 am to do the flag ceremony. They left us in the yard, and if you fell asleep, those pigs would nudge you with their foot to wake you up. Even though it's supposed to be a punishment, they don't even take it seriously. It feels like being scolded in high school. You can even see some officers mocking the detainees. Once I got out and signed for them to give me my things, one of them asked me for money, saying, "for tamales," while the others next to him laughed. He told me that if I left money, I should put it inside the notebook because of the cameras. It was a lesson for me not to drive after drinking again, but it was also a lesson in the state of the country in that regard. Sadness for citizens who also take being arrested as a joke, and sadness for the public servants we have.