El Borrego De Oro in Mexico City: photos, reviews

About

El Borrego De Oro in Tepeyac Insurgentes, Mexico City, is a cozy spot where flavor meets affordability. This casual eatery offers a warm and inviting atmosphere that's ideal for catching up with friends or enjoying a solo meal. Known for its simple yet tasty Mexican cuisine, you can indulge in breakfast, brunch, and lunch without breaking the bank - all under 190 MXN per person.

With its quick service and friendly staff, El Borrego De Oro is also a favorite among tourists. Whether you're dining in or grabbing a quick takeaway, the experience is both memorable and satisfying. The venue serves small plates complemented by a selection of beer and coffee, making it a versatile choice for any time of day. Its stylish yet laid-back vibe makes it super recommendable for those seeking a hospitable and relaxed dining experience.

Price

$$$$ up to 190 MXN

Meals

Breakfast, Branch, Lunch

Cuisines

Mexican

Services

Takeaway, Dine-in

Offering

Serving alcohol, Small plates, Serving beer, Serving coffee

Atmosphere

Fashionably, Casual, Cozy

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

La Villa

Bus station 92 m walk

De Los Misterios

Bus station 350 m walk

Deportivo 18 de Marzo

Bus station 346 m walk

La Villa y Basílica

Subway station 361 m walk

3.7

based on 241 review

Google

3.7/5 241 review

Josefina García

Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5

Buen servicio

Thomas Rogers

Food: 4
Atmosphere: 4

Very kind and accommodating staff. We came in for a light meal and smelled something delicious. Despite our non-local dialect, our server eventually understood that we were asking what they were currently cooking. She brought out a sample of that as we placed our orders. The food hit the spot, but the people working there really made the experience memorable.

Edwin Castro

Food: 4
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 4

My wife and I stopped in for a lunch break during our visit to the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe. It is located on a sidestreet closeby that doesn't get a lot of visits from tourists or pilgrims. Simple and tasty food at a very reasonable price. Fernanda was especially kind and friendly, which was unsurprising as we found most of the people we encountered in Mexico City were very hospitable and welcoming of visitors. We enjoy eating at small establishments, often even more than the high-profile and expensive restaurants that are made popular on social media.