Delirio

So far it’s become my regular spot for lunch since i work near by. The sandwiches are delicious! The service is fast which is great because i only have an hour to eat usually. Coffee is strong! I’ve also had the pastries and they great! The croissant which is a great balance of sweet and savory. I definitely recommend that.

Misled by positive reviews. Spent 230 MXN on sandwich of the month. Ended up with a beet 🫜 salad between two slices of bread. My fault for not asking specifics, but did not expect it to be such an underwhelming and overpriced month. Not sure why that took 15 minutes to make. The fries were bland as well. The horchata drink was just rice water. The seasoning must have been misplaced like the meat was on the sandwich. The latte was ok. Overall, would pass on the sandwiches and entrees. Probably fine with just a coffee and a croissant.

Extremely disappointing experience. Called to make a reservation 4 days before I arrived this place. Person on the phone confirmed it. When I arrived with my family, we were received the man on the picture. He was extremely rude — he told me there were no reservations and then walked away, leaving me talking to myself with no explanation or help. Later, we got a table thanks to a servicial woman who was a waitress. Our food, even beverages took about 35 minutes to arrive. I can understand the wait for the food, but for 4 coffees and 2 breads? Food took even longer. The same guy who received us was rude the whole time, my father asked for a spoon and he throwed it to him, it was a disgrace. Later, my mother (who is an elderly woman) asked for the bathroom, and he didn't even looked at her. What's wrong with this place keeping this kind of awful people "serving"? and if there is no reservations, why dont they coordinate themselves? even worse, why not make an effort and apologize for the misunderstanding in such case? After visiting several restaurants in New York recently, coming back and seeing this kind of behavior for the prices you charge is honestly a shame. It was painful to visit this restaurant, definitely don't recommend, never coming back. Food was not bad but picaña sandwich was poorly served, and didn´t tasted like picaña, it was more like pulled pork. Coffee was delicious but is Buna's, in that case I'd rather go there.

I always make a stop while in CDMX. Nice corner spot (big plus) with sunny outdoor seating. Excellent service also! Rolled in for lunch - roasted chicken con papas y cauliflower. So delicioso. Add a poco de vino entonces tarta de limón (español nunca mejora). The result is a satisfied gringo. I believe they have a Sunday buffet There are pics and a video to check out. That’s all for now!

Delicious! We had the enchiladas, which were so flavorful and fresh. Highly recommend!

Dismal service, unwelcoming atmosphere, and disappointing desserts. Upon arriving at this café/market, we were not acknowledged and had to wait to get anyone’s attention. When someone finally noticed us, we were ignored, and another customer was served before us, even though we had arrived first. Eventually, a server told us to sit anywhere, which wasn’t welcoming at all. We sat down in the cramped restaurant area where the tables were uncomfortably close to each other. We never received a menu and had to stand up to see what pastries were available. The concept was unclear—whether it was a sit-down restaurant or if you were supposed to order à la carte. When the server finally came to take our order, his attitude was terrible. We ordered a latte and a vanilla tea, paired with a carrot and beet pastry, and what appeared to be a pie with raspberry sauce. While the drinks were decent, the desserts were a letdown—they didn’t feel as fresh as we had hoped, which was especially disappointing since the desserts were the main reason we visited. The manager, who had a much better attitude, did try to help and made an effort to improve the experience, but the damage had already been done.

We shamelessly ate breakfast here 3 times on our stay in Roma Norte. This is a locally run gourmet shop and restaurant with amazing food and vibes. In all honesty, when we first discovered it, we were headed to Le Pain Quotidien across the street. Then we stumbled upon Delirio and couldn’t have made a better choice! Fresh ingredients, delicious baked goods and hot plates, strong coffee. If you want to go for a picnic, you can come here to pick up gourmet cheese, meat, bread And wine! Our server Esteban was always fantastic. And there are a good mix of locals and tourists that come. We liked the: Shakshuka Pan de muerto con mole La torta Milanesa!! Yogurt bowl

Very nice cafe for breakfast. You can choose pastries or hot egg dishes. The eggplant shakshuka was very tasty. We also love the coffee with eggnog.

Food, service and ambiance were excellent. This was the perfect pit stop to continue walking the city. We had tea, wine and hummus with the house olives.

Delicious food, quick service, and fresh ingredients. The location is beautiful as well. Definitely check this place out!

Good venue and service. Rotisserie chicken wasn't so great. Hard and small. Price was ok. So many other options in Mexico I wouldn't recommend it.

One of our Air BnB hosts suggested Delirio on our first visit to CDMX and we've been visiting ever since. I love their menu and have enjoyed everything I've ordered here, especially the juices. Coffee is good too. Love this location for soaking up the hustle on Obregon. Always a good time!

I find it super cozy and super trendy for breakfast. It can be crowdy but be patient so you can get a table. Inside or outside the atmosphere is nice. It is located in an interesting neighborhood. It can be a little difficult to find a parking spot near. You can always walk through Alvaro Obregon street :) You have to order and then take a sit. It is kind of gourmet food. Eggs are amazing as well as the sandwichrs. They have a variety of cheese and bread. I liked it but I guess is overpriced. They also have mermelades and other homemade stuff. Super tasty.

Came here late at night for coffee and dessert. We had 3 desserts. All were excellent as was the coffee. The only thing that bumped it down to 4 stars is that the carrot cake was a tad dry. Very friendly staff made the experience great!

Delirio is a shadow of it's former self. Yesterday was my first visit since the pandemic and I was excited to share this experience with my girlfriend. We were both totally disappointed. We ordered a hummus sampler and all three tasted exactly the same. The fish was saltier than the ocean and warm/toasted pita bread was a tall order which after three attempts they could not deliver. As far as the service goes. If you like asking your waitress three times for the same thing, you will be happy. I hope the well known chef/owner Monica Patiño reads this review and goes hands-on to save her restaurant, otherwise I doubt they'll be in business much longer.

Delirio you NEVER do me wrong. Every single time you are an amazing treat. The service, the meal, the quality of the food is damn near perfect. I would eat at your spot three times a day if I could. I have even gone as far as taking a sandwich to go so I can eat it on my flight back to Los Ángeles. The place is just so incredibly yummy!

I like very much this place! This is the second time I come but this time I tried the new location which offers a more relaxed and cool atmosphere so you can have either a work meeting over a delicious cup of coffee or enjoy the lunch menu. Very well prepared food, for all tastes. There's is a seal of quality in Monica Patiños' restaurants/cafes The quality of the food and service are very good. Great value!!! My waitress was very nice. I came here for lunch and had for a appetizer baba gannush with pita chips, then for entree chicken with basmati rice and tzatziki sauce and finished my meal with an out of this worl pavlova in a cup and an amazing capuccino. -you have to try it yourself!!!!--fresh, not to sweet, creamy, fluffy, tangy-

This is a great standbys for me. I love the casual atmosphere and the food is delicious. Been coming for years and now they switched to table service. Preferred to the counter order and confusion of getting table. You will find a great selection of farm to table dishes. The pastries are amazing. It's also where I stop on way to dinner parties to pick up wine, mescal or treats to bring along.

Always find this star system hard as we are rating all sort s of places from taco stands to fine dining. So I try to just rate each in the category within which they would fall and what one would expect. I love food so I try all sorts of places. We weren't exactly sure what to expect other then we knew Monica Ponton is a well known chef. This is a very charming takeout deli/ restaurant with Mediterranean style food. The atmosphere felt very French. I had an arugula salad with Parmesan, goat cheese, walnuts and zucchini ribbons dressed lightly with a vinaigrette. Very tasty and probably would have been plenty to eat. I love trying all sorts of things. I chose the lasagne which seemed like a good Sunday evening food. It was simply delicious. My husband had a salad with humus which he enjoyed and moussaka which was perfectly prepared and not over sauced. I would definitely go back and bought some of her private label condiments as a gift.

"Sorry. We ran out of orange juice". How can a breakfast place run out of orange juice.?? Thankfully there are fruit stands nearby with fresh squeeze oj to complement my breakfast.

This place is definitely for the gringos, but is still good just the same. I came here for breakfast and got some fresh mango and passion fruit juice which was so fresh and amazing. For my meal I ordered an omelette with turkey ham, cheese, sun dried tomatoes, and mustard. The omelette was good, but not terribly filling. The prices are a bit steep for Mexico, but the food is definitely tasty. I enjoyed the meal, but recommend trying a more authentic restaurant if you're in Mexico City.

Great food and great service! I really recommend the brie sandwich. Had two of them during my short stay in DF. The bread is amazing here as well! And if you're not into coffee, they also have great fresh juice.

Staff is friendly , and the food is delicious. If you're in Mexico City and are craving non Mexican food this is *the place* . Get the focaccia, it's out of this world

It's a pretty place, and I really like that. Has a great coffee house vibe, and good food. But the coffee. Not good. Just because I am from the US does not mean that I think a good cup of coffee is a weak, watery Americano. This shop could easily be 4-5 stars with a decent coffee program, but since the only real cuppa joe here is an espresso /espresso variant, they fall into the average category. Great people watching though!

Super cute and friendly! Loved everything! I had a choc. croissant, cappuccino, and the chilaquiles huevos!

Good spot for nice light dishes. Different service style and excellent for a relaxed dinner

As a gringo, I always feel a little Embarrassed going to the gringo spots. But this place is really really good. Great food great wine great atmosphere. When my girlfriend's mom is in town we go here like every day. It's lit.

Good food, great service and they have a great smoking section outside. Fresh juices and a Mediterranean influence.

This was recommended by our Air BnB host and she was damn right. We had sandwiches for lunch, they were really good but it was a small portion (or maybe I was really hungry). I was a little disappointed because the menu said all sandwiches came with a salad on the side and mine didn't. The agua del día was on point.

Super cute spot in Roma. The waitstaff is very friendly and it has a very warm and relaxed vibe. There isn't that much seating, so it feels cozy and also has a bakery and coffee area as well for those just passing by. It's a solid place for a simple, healthy breakfast for cheap. Portions are smaller, but prices are lower. I had the fruit salad which was excellent (no filler fruit like most other places do where they give you one blueberry and then a mound of melon). The greek style eggs are also good. The Chilaquiles pack a lot of flavor, maybe a bit too heavy handed, but they are certainly not bland.