Los Bisquets Obregón in Mexico City: photos, reviews

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Los Bisquets Obregón is a charming spot in Mexico City's Jardín Balbuena neighborhood, known for its delicious and diverse Mexican menu. It's a great option for everything from a leisurely breakfast to a cozy dinner, with options for dining in, takeaway, or delivery. The casual yet fashionable atmosphere makes it ideal for a friendly meet-up or solo dining, and its quick service ensures you'll have more time to enjoy everything else the city has to offer. Popular among tourists, this welcoming eatery serves up small plates, delightful desserts, and comforting coffee, alongside their signature tea. Whether you're looking to savor a hearty meal or just relax over a warm drink, you'll find the varied offerings and nice ambiance hard to resist.

Price

$$$$

Meals

Breakfast, Branch, Lunch, Dinner

Cuisines

Mexican

Services

Delivery, Takeaway, Dine-in

Offering

Serving desserts, Small plates, Serving coffee, Serving food

Payment

Payment by credit card, Payment by debit card

4.1

based on 5,309 reviews

Google

4.1/5 5,309 reviews

Omar Alcantara

Food: 3
Service: 2
Atmosphere: 2

Es molesto que la propina sea una obligación y en caso de dejar menos del 10% las meseras se molesten y sea demasiado notorio pues hasta caras te hacen

Destiny Bornau

Food: 5
Service: 3
Atmosphere: 5

Hola, Hoy visité su restaurante. Tenía muchas ganas de terminar una semana larga y dura de trabajo con un desayuno delicioso. Llegué alrededor de las 8:15 a. m., esperando que el lugar estuviera bastante vacío, pero para mi sorpresa, ya había algunas mesas ocupadas. Al entrar, me preguntaron: “¿Le gustaría sentarse al frente, junto al área de juegos para niños?” Respondí: “No, gracias. Prefiero sentarme por aquí”. La anfitriona dijo que estaba bien. Después de acomodarnos —con el cochecito y todo— me llamó la atención que nadie nos ofreciera una silla alta para mi hijo de 1 año. Supuse que nos la ofrecerían o simplemente la traerían. Como no ocurrió ninguna de las dos cosas, dejé el cochecito a mi lado, al final de la mesa. Una señora se me acercó con un tono bastante severo y me dijo: “No puede sentarse aquí con el cochecito. Está obstruyendo el paso.” Le respondí: “Bueno, tiene tres espacios por donde puede pasar.” Ella me contestó: “Creo que no entiende,” como si yo no hablara español, a pesar de que mi español es muy avanzado. No fue solo lo que dijo, sino cómo lo dijo: su tono y su lenguaje corporal me parecieron innecesariamente duros. Luego señaló hacia el fondo del restaurante y dijo: “Puede sentarse hasta allá atrás.” Honestamente, la forma en que se manejó la situación me recordó al trato en la época de la segregación, como cuando obligaban a las personas negras a sentarse en la parte trasera del autobús. La única cosa que debería estar sentada atrás es un hombre en el inodoro. Así que, ¿quería atenderme en el baño? Bastante confuso, la verdad. Supongo que mi español es tan malo como ella pensó. Hello, I visited your restaurant today. I was really looking forward to ending a long, hard work week with a decadent breakfast. I arrived around 8:15 AM, expecting the place to be fairly empty, but to my surprise, there were already a few tables dining. As I entered, I was asked, "Would you like to sit at the front by the kids' play area?" I responded, "No thanks, I’d rather sit over here." The hostess said okay. After we had seated ourselves—stroller and all—I was a bit confused that no one asked if we needed a high chair for my 1 year-old. I assumed that would either be offered or brought to us. Since that didn’t happen, I simply left the stroller at the end of the table, next to me. A woman then approached us with a rather stern tone and said, "You can’t sit here with your stroller. It’s obstructing my path." I told her, "Well, you have three open walkways you could pass through." She replied, "Oh, I don’t think you understand," as if I didn’t speak Spanish—even though my Spanish is actually very advanced. It wasn’t just what she said, but how she said it—her tone and body language came across as unnecessarily harsh. Then she pointed toward the back of the restaurant and said, "You can sit all the way back there." Honestly, the way it was handled reminded me of segregation-era treatment—like being told to sit at the back of the ...

Eduardo Medel

Food: 5
Service: 2
Atmosphere: 5

Mal servicio de los meseros

What is the address of Los Bisquets Obregón?
Los Bisquets Obregón is located at Fray Servando Teresa de Mier 986, 15900, Mexico City, Jardín Balbuena, Mexico.
How to get here by public transport?
The nearest public transport options provide quick and easy access:
- Bus stop Blvr. Puerto Aéreo Santa Cruz Av. ación (651 m walk)
- Bus stop Blvr. Puerto Aéreo, C. (732 m walk)
- Bus stop Oriente 172 y Norte (725 m walk)
- Bus stop Av. Fray Servando Teresa de Mier y Calle Fernando Iglesias Calderón (72 m walk)
How is Los Bisquets Obregón rated by visitors?
Los Bisquets Obregón has an average rating of 4.1 based on 5,309 reviews across platforms such as Google.
Is there a delivery service available?
Yes, delivery is available through www.rappi.com.mx, www.ubereats.com.

Los Bisquets Obregón in Mexico City