Piel Morena, Cafetería de Barrio

2 Carlos Medina - 3 years ago

If you're looking for a quality cup of coffee (as I was), look somewhere else. The staff don't know the difference between a latte and a capuccino.
That said, the service was good and I saw many people enjoying their meal, so the food appears to be good, and they offer executive menus at affordable prices.
Sidewalk seating is available.

2 Eric Cogan - a year ago

Can’t recommend in good conscience. The chilaquiles were really good, the coffee is expensive and mediocre. The espresso is basically a strong americano. You’ll pay artisanal prices for normal at best quality.

But the real reason for my disappointment was the Huevos divorciados Piel Morena. For a dish with the restaurant’s name on it, it was shockingly bad. I only ate about 1/3 of it before I stopped punishing myself. Maybe the worst beef I’ve ever had. Uncooked egg whites. Without the Serrano ham (which was good/doesn’t normally come with it—i ordered it on the side), I don’t think I would have eaten any of it at all.

Tomorrow I find a new place for breakfast

3 Guillermo Raya - 3 years ago

Good spot in Narvarte neighborhood, coffee is good and they have plenty options for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Normally is very crowded, on weekday they have live music, its an enjoyable place, food quality has decrease a little bit though

5 Daniel Green - a year ago

Great for breakfast! Often live music, too!

5 Anita Ruszcsák - 2 years ago

Their crepes are reeeeally good. Try the crepa Piel Morena!

1 Saul Amador ramírez - 4 years ago

Service in this place is horrible, I spent 45 minutes or more waiting for 1 bottle of water.

3 Cristina - 5 years ago

Great live music in the evenings