Pretty average pizza with the slowest, most mediocre service. Centenario 107 is located a bit away from the center of Coyoacan, but it’s close to the Frida Kahlo Museum. On a rainy Saturday evening, we decided to give this popular spot a try. The initial welcome was a bit off, but we were seated on the covered outdoor patio. We had to move tables due to raindrops hitting our table, and from that point on, the service became painfully slow.

We had to flag down a waiter just to get our order taken, despite a couple of waiters standing around, chatting, and not paying attention to the tables. When we finally got a server, he had an indifferent attitude. We ordered half of the Del Huerto and Lilli pizzas, a glass of water, and a mineral water. The mineral water arrived promptly, but the glass of water never showed up.

The pizza, cut into eight slices, was a decent size for two people, but the first few bites were underwhelming. The Lilli side was slightly better, but the Del Huerto side was tasteless and disappointing. By the time we were almost done with our meal, the glass of water still hadn’t arrived, and I had to flag down another server to get it—ridiculous considering the indifferent attitude from the staff.

Getting the bill was another uphill battle, as it took forever. When we finally managed to pay, we encountered another issue: we had to go inside because the card terminal wasn’t working. The restaurant itself was bustling, even in the early evening hours, but the service was disgraceful. The wait for such a mediocre pizza was disappointing, and while the price wasn’t outrageous, the quality certainly wasn’t worth it.