Cute French bistro that specializes in crepe and cider. By far the largest cider selection I’ve seen at a single restaurant. The beef tartare was decent, the cheese plate fairly standard. They were able to make mini gluten-free “crepes” as crackers for us to pair with the cheese plate.

We had a very nice brunch here. The food is delicious and the staff are so nice. Even though we couldnt speak spanish, they understood what we were saying and tried to communicate with us in english. The atmosphere is so cozy, especially if you get to sit on one of the outside tables on a sunny day. If you are a tourist in Mexico City, this cafe is an must-see.

My better half and I came here for a late breakfast. Service was good. Food was great. Options were plentiful. I had the yogurt, fruit and granola bowl... which was delicious. My husband had the Galette complète. Both dishes were great. We also opted for three mini pastries... all of which were very good. (The smaller chocolate pastry was by far the best, in my opinion.) Lastly, I had a café americano (a bit strong) and my husband had a latte, which he loved. All in all... we recommend stopping in for sure!

Delicious crepes (the cured duck was incredible!!) made all the better with the sweetest neighborhood dog. Staff was extremely welcoming and can accommodate english speakers (for those of us not Spanish speaking). Really enjoyable first meal in the city for me!

Best breakfast we had so far in CDMX. Every dish had a lot of flavor and just the right size. All 5 of us loved it. Turkish yogurt dish was amazing and filled with garlic and just the right flavor. The toasted bread was delicious. The salad was fantastic. Highly recommended this place

Delicious, fresh food. Great location in Condesa. Not too crowded but very vibrant and entertaining. Amazing and personable staff. Unbeatable deals on food and coffee. A favorite at any time in the day.

Beautiful cafe and on-street seating to watch the world go by. Came for breakfast and loved their wide menu of classics with twists. Service was great (English, Spanish, and Italian were used!), as were the drinks.

Stopped by for a quick breakfast, and the service was great. It was a quick turnaround for the coffee and meal, and overall kind waiters. I had the pesto over-easy eggs, which was recommended by Victor. Filling, without weighing me down. Great start to my day!

Grabbed two fruit bowls to-go for $125 pesos each. The fruit was fresh, and the portions were generous. No complaints!

Enjoyed this spot! Very cute patio, exceptionally friendly (and patient) staff accommodated us, and the food was interesting and substantial. My favorite was the primo aperitivo de toronja which tasted like a light amaro.

I was excited to try this place as I’m always on the lookout for cool spots with good food. I think I read about it on a list. It was not good. The coffee was very watery, most of the dishes were dry. The yogurt and fruit was pretty good but that was about it. Such a bummer

On a Sunday night (post the Three Kings night) in residential Condesa we more or less stumbled across Superette. What a lovely surprise to find tasty French cheeses, perfectly ripened, beautifully presented with homemade paper thin rye (?) bread crackers and honey, fantastic galettes with imaginative and delectable fillings. Language was hardly a barrier, my Spanish was as good as the staff’s English and the ambiance of the place is lovely and conducive to congenial communication.

Quaint place. Service was fantastic. My crepe was very good but lacked a bit of balance to not make the sauce overwhelming. Lots of delicious cider options. Will certainly return again. Was a bit dark outside, some light on the table would be great.

One of my favorite spots. Amazing food, coffee and wine. They could lower the music a little but overall great spot.

The service was great even tho they didn’t speak English well. They set up a table for five quickly and made it in the shade. They helped my vegetarian friend order. I had the goat cheese chorizo galette. It tasted like pizza without all the mozzarella.

2nd time in a row the employees tried to charge me extra for a glass of wine when the price is literally written on the bottle. Food is great though <3

really cute place, but didn’t ultimately love the food (crepes and similar items) or drinks (we got a bottle of cider). if you’re looking for kind of complicated but snacky french food, it’d be a good fit.

The cafe is located in a very quiet area. Modern, nice music and good food. Wide choice of everything. You can find also very good wine

Every time I eat here, I wonder if it is the best thing I've had so far. Lovely crepes and so much more on the menu, plus beautiful presentation and attentive staff. I keep coming back here even though there are endless restaurants in the neighborhood because it just feels so homey and welcoming every time.