
Start the morning with sweet, savory, fresh or hot recipes. We know that breakfast is the defining moment for a good day, so here is a list of the best places to have breakfast in the CDMX. Take note. â
1. Maratea

With homemade bread and a beautiful patio that isolates the hustle and bustle, this Italian restaurant in CoyoacĂĄn will welcome you. The morning menu has chilaquiles, eggs in different preparations, molletes, bruschettas and other dishes that you can accompany with hot or cold drinks; from cappuccino to cioccolatas.
The food is delicious, but the experience of being in Maratea goes beyond thanks to the beauty of its spaces. No matter where you sit; on the terrace or in the main dining rooms, everything is beautiful! Undoubtedly, it is the perfect place to have breakfast with your friends, your partner, your family, even with your tenderloin because it is pet friendly.
đ Aguayo 37, Del Carmen, CoyoacĂĄn
Sunday to Wednesday from 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., Thursday to Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
2. Buenos Diaz
Nothing like starting the day with a good cafecito and some huevos rancheros, so the recommendation is Buenos Diaz. This restaurant has classic and very Mexican breakfasts: chilaquiles, enfrijoladas, hot cakes, tamales and pan dulce. What more could you ask for in the morning?
You should know that this place, which is part of the Hotel Geneve, is inspired by the Porfiriato. You will find many elements of Mexican history. Be sure to take a tour of the hotel lobby to learn more about this era.
đ London 130, JuĂĄrez, CuauhtĂ©moc
Monday to Sunday from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
3. El Cardenal
This is one of the most traditional restaurants in our city and also one of the favorite places for breakfast in CDMX. El Cardenal pampers its diners with freshly baked bread, enchiladas, eggs and more. The must-try is the hot chocolate.
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4. Lynis
If you are looking for a heavy breakfast, then Lynis will be the winning option. And here there is a breakfast buffet for those who wake up very hungry. There are also a la carte options such as eggs and meats.
đïž Breakfast buffet $239 Monday through Friday. Saturday, Sunday and holidays: $269. Breakfast starts at 9:00 am.
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5. XĂșXĂș
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Specializing in serving the most delicious breakfasts in the city, XĂșXĂș is a proposal to eat delicious food from early in the morning. There is a specialty coffee bar that we recommend you accompany with French bread. It is a recipe with honey, orange, whipped cream and seasonal marmalade that will make you feel good.
You should know that among the most acclaimed dishes are the chilaquiles that can be served with barbecue, chicken or eggs. The Mexican-style eggs with pulled pork are a must-try.
đ RĂo Amazonas 44, Renacimiento, CuauhtĂ©moc
â° Tuesday to Friday from 8:00 to 16:00. Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
6. Bencomo
How would you like to start your morning with a chocolatĂn, a loaf of corn bread or a buttered bisque? Prepare your belly because at Bencomo, mornings start with daily bread and hot chocolate. This restaurant in the south of CDMX is a perfect proposal for those who are looking for a delicious breakfast in CDMX and get away from the same old places.
On the menu you will find classic dishes such as omelettes, eggs and chilaquiles. But, if you woke up hungry, we recommend ordering the chicharrĂłn or cecina de Yecapixtla casserole. You should know that, in addition to flavor, Bencomo is a place to surprise, because it has beautiful rooms, terrace and lighting that will leave you with your mouth open.
đ Luis Cabera 52, San JerĂłnimo, La Magdalena Contreras
â° Monday to Wednesday from 8:00 to 23:00. Thursday to Saturday from 8:30 to 00:00 and Sunday from 8:30 to 20:00.
7. Lardo
Surely you’ve heard that this place in CDMX serves the most delicious breakfasts. They’re not lying to you! Lardo is an infallible place to start the day on the right foot: croque madame, toast, pancito dulce and a bunch of other recipes you’ll fall in love with. One of the favorites is tomato stew with egg and parmesan cheese.
In addition to eating delicious food, here you can extend the after-dinner conversation and catch up with your companions. Of course, coffee, matcha and infusions will not be missing at the table.
đ AgustĂn Melgar 6, Condesa, CuauhtĂ©moc
Monday to Saturday from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., Sunday from 5:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
8. La ChaluperĂa
If you woke up in the mood for garnachas, La ChaluperĂa will be the winning option. This is an antojerĂa located in the San Rafael neighborhood that will win you over with its Puebla recipes. Of course, the stars of the house are the chalupas, although you will also fall in love with the molotes, enchiladas and mole poblano.
The founders of this restaurant are originally from ZacatlĂĄn and Huauchinango, so you will taste flavors and knowledge of the northern highlands of Puebla. In addition, the dishes are prepared with ingredients from this region. If you go to this place, don’t miss the pan de elote (corn bread) or the torta del cielo ( with egg, pink cheese and rice pudding); accompany them with a cafĂ© de olla.
đ Miguel E. Schultz 29, San Rafael, CuauhtĂ©moc
â° Thursday and Friday from 13:00 to 22:00. Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. and Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
9. Local 16
Are you looking for petfriendly places to have breakfast in CDMX? At Local 16 your tenderloin will accompany you while you enjoy the breakfast of kings. There are sweet and savory options: pancakes, French bread, salmon bagel, toast, omelettes, chilaquiles, molletes and much more. There are also vegan options.
On weekends, the menu offers eggs Benedict, one of the restaurant’s signature dishes. We love that, besides having a delicious breakfast, Local 16 has a cute and super instagrammable dining room. Yes, it’s the perfect place to organize a morning meeting with your favorite people.
đ Prado Sur 404, Lomas de Chapultepec, Miguel Hidalgo
â° Monday to Friday from 8:00 to 19:00. Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
10. Camomila
If you are looking for keto places to have breakfast in CDMX, Camomila will steal your heart. In addition to having healthy options… you will find breakfasts all day long! Your palate will be pampered with bakery, bowls, toast, bagels, fruit cocktails, sandwiches, eggs, chilaquiles and much more. The hot coffee won’t let you down.
You can bring your furry friend because this restaurant is petfriendly. Don’t forget to try the special bagel with egg, turkey ham, gouda cheese, avocado and bacon… Have a good day!
đ MĂ©rida 122, Roma Norte, CuauhtĂ©moc
â° Monday to Sunday from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
11. Quentin
Good, nice and reasonably priced. Quentin is one of the most delicious places to have breakfast in CDMX. And here they are focused on pampering your palate from early in the morning. Those diners who are passing through don’t hesitate to stop for a crossaint and a coffee.
It is worth mentioning that you will find specialty coffees produced in Europe, South America, North America and Mexico. In any of its branches, Quentin is a comfortable place to sit and chat. Although coffee is the key point of this place, the menu has other light breakfast options such as toast or sandwiches.
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12. Comal Oculto
The San Miguel Chapultepec neighborhood hides one of the best kept secrets of gastronomy: Comal Oculto. It is a restaurant that pays homage to Mexican antojitos. Yes, those that are cooked on a comal.
The menu is adorned with garlic shrimp enfrijoladas, flautas ahogadas and the unmissable gordita de chicharrón prensado and chamorro confit. This place is perfect for those who enjoy a good meal from the beginning of the day. The café de olla and the sweet options are not to be missed.
đ GĂłmez Pedraza 37, San Miguel Chapultepec I Section, Miguel Hidalgo
â° Tuesday to Saturday from 10:15 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
13. Kroket
If you love to start your day with monchosa food, Kroket will be the master of your mornings. Chef Ara Patiño and Alex Escalante, who run the project, are masters at making hot cakes: fluffy, soft and available all day long. The best thing is that they are combined with ingredients, toppings and creams that go according to the flavors of the season; not to be missed are the ones made with cheese.
You should know that the queens of the menu are the Hungarian dough croquettes (made with potato dough) filled with a delicious stew; try the bacon blue. This place has cocktail options, ideal for those who want to brunch.
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14. Severa Birria
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If the party is over and you need a breakfast to revive you, Severa Birria will be your salvation. Here you will eat tasty birria MichoacĂĄn style. Although you can order it the traditional way, you should know that this place takes the art of eating birria to the next level.
You can accompany it with ramen, chilaquiles or simply enjoy a quesabirria chopeadita. Of course, the beer selection is not lacking, this place will raise even the deadest of spirits!
đ Pablo Ucello 24, Ciudad de los Deportes, Benito JuĂĄrez
â° Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
15. Casa Benell
In this place you will find monchoso breakfasts at all hours. Casa Benell is a favorite for those who enjoy a heavy breakfast. Be sure to try the concha stuffed with chilaquiles or the legendary barbecue croque madame.
Here they prepare sweet bread that you can accompany with coffee or tea. Although, we recommend you try the beermosas, a combination of orange juice with craft beer that will win you over. We love that you can have breakfast on the terrace and even bring your doggy because it is pet friendly. Be careful! If you go on the weekend you might have to wait in line to get in; reservations are only from Monday to Friday and you can make them here.
đ Yucatan 147, Roma Norte, CuauhtĂ©moc
Monday to Sunday from 8:00 am.
16. Café 60
Delicious breakfasts in the Popotla neighborhood of CDMX! Café 60 is a garden that is not visible to everyone, but you need to get to know it as soon as possible.
It’s one of the must-visit places to have a leisurely breakfast, whether it’s eggs with hoja santa or enchiladas. Your stay will go to the next level when you enjoy your coffee surrounded by plants, flowers and precious herbs.
đ Mar Arafura 60, Popotla, Miguel Hidalgo
â° Monday to Sunday from 9:00 to 21:00, breakfasts from 9:00 to 12:00.
17. La Mano JardĂn
Looking for a place to have breakfast in CoyoacĂĄn? One of the best breakfasts in CDMX is at La Mano JardĂn. It is a space where the kitchen is made of smoke and, mainly, they serve dishes based on corn.
Don’t miss out on the enfrijoladas, although if you go on a weekend, you’ll get tamales and other special delicacies. Ideal to relax and disconnect for a moment.
đ Francisco Sosa 363, Santa Catarina, CoyoacĂĄn
â° Monday to Sunday from 9:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
18. Terraces for breakfast in CDMX
If you feel like having breakfast outdoors, with beautiful views and in relaxed gardens, check out the list of terraces that are perfect for breakfast. These are little corners where you can start the morning with the best attitude and even organize a meeting with your favorite people.
19. Places to have breakfast buffet in CDMX
If you usually wake up very hungry, then a buffet where you can have whatever you want for breakfast is the place for you. Luckily in Mexico City there are plenty of options; light, meaty, hot and cold dishes await you at the bar. Check out the complete list here.