Perfida Bistro Cafe — Restaurant in Mexico City

The worst place I’ve even been.Horrible food and rude service: I was with a friends so I Ordered a salad and she ordered a toast.. When I tried her toast made of the cheapest bimbo bread I already understood it’s probably better to cancel,for your health,we don’t know what other bad quality products they use to cook.I asked if it’s still possible to cancel the salad they told no.Well whatever I decided to try and it was a mistake!!! First of all I asked it to be without goat cheese because of allergy and to put the chihuahua cheese apart.They bring the chihuahua and goat cheese together! Tried the salad -the dressing was disgusting and the pears were damaged.I immediately told to take it out after one little bite. At the end they put me this salad on the bill,on my question why-they started being rude with me telling me that my opinion is “subjective” and I have to pay for this horrible food I didn’t even eat.After a long discussion I had to pay for this disgusting salad bc they didn’t want to let me go being super rude with me. My friend did eat her food bc she was very hungry but also wasn’t happy with that.Especially the chai latte was the worst.She will write her review too.When she spoke to them in English they replied in Spanish

I don’t recommend this place to anyone who wants to eat tasty or at least good quality food and have a...

Avoid this place at all costs!!! I dined at this restaurant with my Spanish class. When paying for the bill, I did say the amount wrong in Spanish, however the waitress went above and beyond to humiliate me. She said “Tienes que aprender español” in front of the whole class. I’ve never felt so humiliated and embarrassed. There was no need to be so horrible to someone. If you have the short woman with dry blonde hair, save your money and go somewhere else.

When I confronted the waitress after the insult, she said that Mexicans joke around. However without a hint of sarcasm or a smile, this was clearly not the case. Even my Mexican teacher said the waitress was...

Oh, let me tell you, this place completely swept us off our feet! Picture this: they serve Casa Madero—Chardonnay, Chenin Blanc—by the glass. Yes, the Casa Madero, from the oldest winery in the Americas (also Mexican) and, hands down, one of my all-time favorites. But wait, there’s more! They’ve got a dreamy patio that practically begs you to sit and stay awhile, paired with service that makes you feel like royalty. We were so enchanted that we found ourselves back there two days in a row, indulging in their wine and salads. It’s the kind of spot that lures you in and refuses...