Miguel Angel

We stopped by again to get a good drink, and I tried the Mexican mocha besides other items. The cashier was ok. He didn't seem like he was having a great day since we asked if one of the drinks had caffeine, and his answer was it has mushrooms instead of answering the question, we knew it had mushroom we didn't know if there was any caffeine added, but anyway. The drinks and food were good.
The space is nice. Unfortunately, some people that come alone sit at tables for 2 or 4 instead of sitting either at a table as a workstation or letting others sit by them.
The location is near the train, paid parking around three main streets.
Would come again. Another option is to order ahead using their menu online.

First time here and not the last. The place looks small from the outside because it is on the corner, but it is not, and it has a large patio. First, free parking around the restaurant so I like that. Once inside, they have large screens to order your food, no cash transactions, so debit or credit only.
I ordered the original and the Buffalo sandwich, and I liked the original the most.
The Buffalo sandwich hot sauce could be better, to my liking.
As for the French fries, the plain are also the ones I liked since I also ordered the honey, and they were ok for me.
Once the order is in, take a seat, and your name will be called with your drinks and food, and since the day was great, the patio was the best option to seat and enjoy the food and weather.

Overall, I liked the ambiance and the food, and I'll come back to try other dishes on the menu.

The Santas Conchas restaurants is in a nice location, next to parque Mexico. So if you're walking around, stop by, or have a walk after eating here. The cafe de olla was good but very sweet, so feel free to ask for either more water or some regular coffee mixed with it. The Conchas some traditional but most colorful and with different combination of flavors. For example, I had a concha sliced in half and added guayaba with cream and it was better than I expected. The tlacoyos were good, the Concha with Nata was ok. They even had a pride concha so I'm glad they included it in their temporary menu. As for the service, it was good, I didn't feel rushed and had what I wanted. I saw many locals as well as tourists eating here. I'll come back to try more things from their menu.

We visited this restaurant a couple of times, the first time was better than the second, perhaps because the first time was during the week, the second on a Saturday so it was busier. Claudia was our service both times and the first time she took her time to give us good service while the second not so much. The food was good, the chilaquiles were great, crunchy and flavorful. The late was good, the cafe de olla was better, I think, a bit sweet but with a nice taste of cinnamon and citrus from the orange peel. The Concha de maiz came in warm and I suggest you try it, the chocolatin was also nice and soft inside while crunchy outside. I also liked the torta de huevo con chorizo, it also came with chips. The food was delivered fast to our table, it is nice to seat outside but sometimes people come around selling things or asking for money so just take that in consideration. The first time the music was the Beatles the second was mostly soft romantic Spanish music. I think it was a good vibe, nice and simple decor. I will consider coming back during the week.

It was on my way so I stopped to get a large chocolate latte , it is not called mocha here. And got a pastry as well, the order was fast and the latte was not filled as I liked it but tasted good. They offer free parking and a driveway to order. It is a modern looking panera so I sat and enjoyed the latte on a nice comfortable chair. I'll stop by if I'm near this location.