Churrería El Moro

As you can see in the photos and videos this place has been open since 1935. The hot chocolate is to die for, and the churros are fresh and hot!!! I added a couple of videos to prove it. We went on a Saturday night and had to wait almost an hour for a table. Believe me it is worth the wait, BUT, if you can't wait or want to slurp and walk the the park across the street it's about a 20-30 minute wait in line. We had the Español hot chocolate and our friends had the Mexican chocolate. We share a dozen churros between us for 297 pesos.

My very first Mexican churros y chocolate were courtesy of this churreria. This is about 15 minutes on foot from the Philippine Embassy and a favorite go-to place for legit Mexican chocolate and churros. We were attended immediately by the staff to take our orders. The churros were longer and crispier than those in the Philippines. Sprinkling cinnamon sugar might not be a good idea when the churros are paired with hot chocolate. It would be better to have it plain so as not to be insanely sweet.

I'm not sure why the hype. They are good, but I have tried better churros in Mexico City. Maybe I am too picky. Excessive suggar and cinnamon. Sauces were okay not excellent.

Best churros I ever had hand down !! Dipped in the frances drink on their menu and it tasted even better. They ran out of chocolate and had condensed milk sauce only which tasted ok. Worth the hype.

Churro was very good… a little crispier than I prefer. Condensed milk was the best one.

A nice way to spoil yourself with fresh churros whilst people watching at Parc de Mexico. Very busy and lively place with both inside and outside sitting

Going to comment on the food only since my daughter brought it back to the house, really delicious chocolate from someone from Oaxaca y los churros están bien chingones!

Wonderful ambiance, wonderful service! Try the churros de temporada, I visited last week and they already had the día de muertos flavor... amazing!!!

As you can see in the photos and videos this place has been open since 1935. The hot chocolate is to die for, and the churros are fresh and hot!!! I added a couple of videos to prove it. We went on a Saturday night and had to wait almost an hour for a table. Believe me it is worth the wait, BUT, if you can't wait or want to slurp and walk the the park across the street it's about a 20-30 minute wait in line. We had the Español hot chocolate and our friends had the Mexican chocolate. We share a dozen churros between us for 297 pesos.

My very first Mexican churros y chocolate were courtesy of this churreria. This is about 15 minutes on foot from the Philippine Embassy and a favorite go-to place for legit Mexican chocolate and churros. We were attended immediately by the staff to take our orders. The churros were longer and crispier than those in the Philippines. Sprinkling cinnamon sugar might not be a good idea when the churros are paired with hot chocolate. It would be better to have it plain so as not to be insanely sweet.

I'm not sure why the hype. They are good, but I have tried better churros in Mexico City. Maybe I am too picky. Excessive suggar and cinnamon. Sauces were okay not excellent.

Best churros I ever had hand down !! Dipped in the frances drink on their menu and it tasted even better. They ran out of chocolate and had condensed milk sauce only which tasted ok. Worth the hype.

Churro was very good… a little crispier than I prefer. Condensed milk was the best one.

A nice way to spoil yourself with fresh churros whilst people watching at Parc de Mexico. Very busy and lively place with both inside and outside sitting

Going to comment on the food only since my daughter brought it back to the house, really delicious chocolate from someone from Oaxaca y los churros están bien chingones!

Wonderful ambiance, wonderful service! Try the churros de temporada, I visited last week and they already had the día de muertos flavor... amazing!!!