Torteria La Texcocana — Restaurant in Mexico City

Had to go here for its history. Torteria La Texcocan has been here since 1936, it is the oldest in Mexico City. The tortas are small in comparison to others served by street vendors, but the taste and toppings are simple. They are not piled up like others. The bread is fresh, avocado is just avocado, sauce was delicious and the meat is soft and juicy. Inexpensive and the service was excellent. If you are near the center-near Parque Alameda, give it a try. You won't be...

I ordered three sandwiches: carnitas, mortadela, and queso blanco. I was satisfied after two but had room for a third because they’re not too big and I skipped breakfast. For ~40 pesos they’re a fair size. All three had avocado and chili jam along with the main ingredients, but each had its own unique, balanced flavor. It was also a pleasure to watch them made. It appears to be customary to leave the sandwich assembler a small tip, so I did....

Fantastic, long standing business selling delicious small tortas. They were so good i forgot to take pictures. i had a great meal having two tortas, asking for extra avocado on each. i had both Pierna and Ham and Pierna and Bacalao. All were delicious. highly recommend it if you are in the area. This family business has been successfully running for decades, now into it's...