The first tile decoration on walls was in Sindra Pallace in Spain. I love tiles, so when i was in Mexico city, i went in this coffee shop-restaurant... It was fab !!! The tile-work is the best i ever seen.. So beautiful !! More

It is a beautiful building, there is a mural that is worth seeing. The food was ok and the service was very bad. More

of history...high ceilings, traditional, nice food, worth a visit More

Its a must when you are downtown, start there with breakfast. order enchiladas or chilaquiles verdes or tamales. It was also the first drugstore american style in te city. Go upstairs and see the art in the walls More

I had chicken at this restaurant and about 2 hours after dinner I got violently ill with severe vomiting, diarrhea, dizziness and stomach pains. This was no ordinary tourist diarrhea, but 100% food poisoning. The chicken did not taste all that great either, but I was starving so I ate it. I honestly thought that I was going to die... More

The restaurant is now owned by Sanborne's, who puts out mediocre traditional meals at a reasonable price. However, at the Casa de Azulejos, you are transported back to the early 1900s where you can sit in the completely open 3 story lounge, the huge upstairs dining room, or have a beer with Zapata and Pancho Villa in the gorgeous bar.... More

We had a lovely dinner after a long day at the House of Tiles. The staff was great- allowed us to practice our Spanish with them! (They were patient!). The food eas excellent and I recommend the limonadas. Our waitress even showed us the traditional ways to take Tequila shots! The building is gorgeous and they allow you to wander... More