What I like the most from El Bajio is their uncomplicated homemade food, its dishes are just what mom used to cook when I was little. I’m specially fund of their huazontles.

I am a regular customer, food is very tasty and a very good selection of mexican food, the appetizers are delicious

We have been twice in the last month to the original location of this restaurant in Av Cuitlahuac. Since we were about 8 in our group last week we had a chance to try several dishes from the long menu. Reception was encouraging; a helpful couple of ladies take us to our table in the air conditioned area. For a... More

By Mexican standards, this restaurant is a bit expensive (keeping in mind that you can eat in a market for 40 pesos). However, by U.S. standards, it's like eating at a Chili's, but I think the food is better at El Bajio. It's delicious, and you can even watch them make the tortillas. My favorite thing to eat there are... More

I had breakfast with a friend here and we both loved it. Not only it offers a great variety of dishes from all over the country, but also its affordable, its well located, and the service is great. We started with an authentic mexican hot chocolate and a mexican muffin. Then, we shared a few entrees, like the mole enchiladas,... More

I just brought my Uncle to the Reforma 222 location ... and the place lived up to the namesake of its original location in Azcapotzalco .... Don't be fooled just because some of the locations of these restaurants are in malls does not mean that the quality is bad .... we usually head to the location in Parque Delta (a... More

If you are visiting Mexico City and you want to try some real mexican food, non touristic and budget friendly, this is the place to go. Great menu with plenty of options and dishes from all the country. Try the mole with chicken or in enchiladas. For dessert: Go different with the sweet potatoe and pineapple mousse. Great place for... More

Joined a group of friends for lunch at the branch of El Bajio that is on Insurgentes Sur just one block south of the World Trade Center and Poliforo Siqueiros. So this is a southern location and rather more 'Mexican' in clientele than the Polanco and other more central branches. I had a lotabout this chain and had high expectations.... More

We were greeted by Matilda who made sure all our needs were met. She offered some Mexican chocolate that was delicious! Breakfast was so good, we went back the next day; dinner was good and we had only a short wait