Hijos del Maíz - Antojería

3 Hope Elleston - 6 months ago

It was just okay.

First of all there were problems with the menu - both my boyfriend and I were handed different versions of the menu, and we weren't sure which to use. The QR code on the table also sent us to a menu which was outdated, which caused problems when we tried to order things which were no longer available. Our waitress seemed lost with half the things we ordered.

Onto the food... We tried the omelette relleno de chilaquiles and the ahijados. Both were quite bland, which is a shame because in a place like this you expect the basics of chilaquiles to be good. The salsa was quite bland. Our food also arrived without our drinks, which I think is quite a basic rule in service.

I wonder if we just ordered badly, but with the problems with the service I feel like most menu items would be similar.

3 Christopher Lane - 3 years ago

I was interested in this restaurant. Despite a creative menu the food itself was just ok. Prices are a little high.

5 Anton Von Draco - 5 years ago

Supreme spot in CDMX, great variety of chilaquiles. Enjoy the spicy guacamole.

4 Carla Garcia - 3 years ago

The food is good and service is good too I just didn't like the way they answered when we asked them if they could switch switch a meat topping in one of our orders. They did it in the end but their attitude made the situation awkward. Might give them another try.

5 Hannah Wotton - 5 years ago

Best chilaquiles from the zone. Well served dishes and fast service.

5 Abby Kitchin - 5 years ago

Wonderful chilaquiles and juices. Delicious new menu options on a regular basis. Fast and friendly service.

5 Nestor Orjuela - 3 years ago

Great place to ask for a "cafe de olla" it is a coffee made with a touch of cinnamon and sugar cane. You won't find the same taste of coffee other place. It is different type of coffee and great to experience. Food is also great I recommend the omelette and cochinitas chilaquiles. It has a great atmosphere and service is great.