Comedor Lucerna

I hosted a group trip and brought 10 people here for dinner. Our server Grisell was super accommodating and helped us navigate the menus, ordering, and seating. We had stopped by a few days earlier to scope it out and let them know we were coming, and even though we arrived early, they had no problem seating us. It's a good location and was near where we had just come from and where we were staying, so I will likely return next time. The drinks are quite amazing and definitely unique. They have several different food options and the atmosphere is colorful and fun, but not too terribly loud. Great venue for our group. Gracias!

Food was okay...American leaning. The cocktail was fantastic! Great design and vibe. Good place to bring a group of friends. Service was kind and helpful!

Popped into this place as exploring. Good vibes and decor. Only issue is that it was very quiet so not much atmosphere but that maybe because we went for lunch and not dinner. Food was incredible and staff helpful as much as possible.

Large food hall in Juarez that serves many types of food. Decided to go seafood with the seafood soup and shrimp aguachille

We come back here everytime qe are in CDMX. Some really good food. Especially camarones aghodor and the extra big drinks.

Great place, there’s a vast variety of food, some are better than others; the seafood place is amazing try the tuna carnitas ❤️ The prices are fair and the portions are substancial, the service is quick, but if crowded it can take a bit of time depending on the restaurant. Best to visit with friends ☺️

I'm glad I found this place, great atmosphere and the music is just at the right level allowing you to carry on a conversation without shouting (showing my age). One of the best burgers I have had in a while. Staff was pleasant and could understand my spanglish. Highly recommend and I will return.

The place to go in Mexico City for a pre party atmosphere and/or when you don't know what to eat! Several restaurants and a bar all under the same roof. The service is great and food is good. Go, enjoy... make friends!

Looking up this place, we were so confused! We didn't know if it was a seafood restaurant, a hot dog place, or a bar. Luckily when we got here it all made sense why we couldn't figure out what the menu was. When we went there was a burger stand, seafood stand, pizza stand, a cocktail bar, paletas, and donuts/coffee. When we walked in, only the burger, pizza, and bar staff handed us menus and explained. We ended up both going with the burger stand because they had tacos for me and my boyfriend chose the Mexa Burger. My tacos and guacamole were super good and had great presentation. My boyfriend was enjoying the Mexa burger until he started suffering from the heat of the jalapeños in it. Only complaint was that my boyfriend wished the burger was cooked more. The ambiance is so cool in there. The ceiling was lined with cute umbrellas and the seating was casual picnic tables. I loved the idea of the stands, I just I had a bigger appetite and wanted to drink that night so I could try it all. Our waiter was nice and the service was quick. If you order from different stands, you have to pay separately which is a little less streamlined, but like I said before it's a cool concept. Would definitely go again for drinks and try the seafood stand!

Nice ambiance. Friendly server. Great drinks. It's worth checking out. Different food options which gives it a cool vibe.

This is my go-to spot before lucha libre events, especially with a big group. There are about 4 or 5 different food options (food stands) inside the food court, along with a full service bar. A server will take your entire order and bring it to you, but probably not all at once. Each place is working at its own pace depending what you order. Picnic table seating so you may end up sharing the bench with other people. They probably only have 12 tables so it can get tight. Street parking.

Very kitschy kinda place. Like a Mall Food Court in the US. There were at least 5 different businesses ( maybe more ) surrounding a court yard. I ordered a hotdog with chili and cheese. It was delicious. Husband got a burger. The burger is why 4 stars not 5. They mix 80% beef with 20% pork. This gave the burger a very sold texture and did not taste like a burger. One of our tour guides helped out asking if the burger was beef etc. That's when we found out it wasn't 100% beef. They did have a special burger that was 100% ground ribeye. They made another burger and he was happy with the taste and texture. After dinner we got an Uber to a museum.

This place definitely had a distinct hip vibe, and it almost felt as if I was in a mall food court. But this place is set-up much nice than a food court. Firstly, all of the mini restaurants are one in the same. Customers order off a menu instead of ordering at each individual venue. It was fairly busy when I arrived here on this Tuesday night. I would recon that it was 3/4 full of customers who were dining in. I found a cool picnic type table to sit and picked out what I wanted from the menu. This place is fun enough that I decided to order a Hawaiian Pizza! They only come in a medium size, but there was more than enough pizza for tonight and for lunch tomorrow as well. I was helped by various servers, and one of the servers tried to sell me up on additional french fries, which I definitely did not need. It took roughtly ten minutes for the pizza to be prepared, and once they brought it to my table, it definitely looked like a Mexican style Hawaiian pizza! Practically no sauce, yet a lot of pineapples and cheese. They did provide me ketchup packets which is a common practice here in Mexico. They use the ketchup to supplement for the lack of sauce! It was still delicious and I managed to finish-off half of it! The drinks seemed a little over-pticed at 55 pesos for a canned soda. I had a good dining experience here!

Amazing! We had seafood and it was amazing! Drinks were very good as well. The service is not as good. Had to ask several times for service but when we got the attention of a server, it went well. To pay your bill, there are multiple charges. It seems that every business charges separately. Every time I go to Mexico City I go to Lucerna and I bring people with me. It's a great experience. The place has great energy and lots of visual interest. There is something for everyone. I will be back.

This place reminds of Singapore's hawker stalls. Each little booth on the side is its own restaurant and you sit in the middle on picnic tables. This setup means the service is a nightmare, each stall having its own menu, servers that you had to flag down. But the food here was really good. We ordered several items from several vendors and it was all very good. If they could consolidate checks it would be great. The atmosphere had loud music and was very lively. Definitely worth going to!

This is a really fun place. It's sort of like three restaurant concepts in one. There is pizza at one; Mexican Seafood at another; and Hot Dog, Hamburger more like fast food type dishes at the other. Then there is a separate bar and dessert concept. The only thing that is odd is that there are three different menus and three different sets of waitstaff. I do think that with the correct software, the management could fix this strange dining experience in terms of ordering and paying the bill(s). On the bright side, the food is great, the atmosphere is great and overall a very nice experience. We dined there two nights in a row because it was just super fun with good food.

Cute hipster place to eat and have drinks. It's multiple restaurants that share one big dinning area. You order via the servers or scan the QR code on the table.

Great food service and atmosphere! Very fun! Ran into this place while walking and we didn't regret it!

Great space! You have the option to eat at 5 different places and not to mention a place for great coffee and a ice cream stand. I had a burger and fries very good Especially the fresh cut fries Went back the next morning for a coffee and pastry from the coffee stand

Very lively place with many food options. We had seafood and was delicious! Coco loco drink was pretty good as well

Very cool, trendy place to meet up friends and have a couple drinks at. I had a fish tostada that was very fresh and tasty. There was very cool decor and all kinds of different foods to try. There were things from tacos to hot dogs to even paletas which are popsicles. You do have to pay each vendor separately for what you buy from each place.

Terrible service they took my order wrong and also I was waiting for so long just to have a bad service the food was good but they also were asking me to tip them what they want not what they deserve.

We happened upon this place here after Lucha Libre since it's within walking distance of the arena. It's such a cool, atmospheric spot with picnic tables, plenty of food stall options and a full bar...and a roving bar cart with custom made gin cocktails! Kind of amazing. And good food too- it was really fun spot to visit with a group of friends and lively crowd.

Visiting from United States. Large party of 24. A giant order was taken by kitchen items. A disaster took place when paying bill. Manager should have taken orders by party. Not professional. Will not return.

Food is decent, drinks are delicious. It can be a bit confusing, there are 5-6 establishments and you have to call out the servers from the place you want to eat from. The bf and I tried the seafood place and had drinks from the place accross. The location is in the Juarez neighborhood pretty hipster, but the place seems full of tourists and not so many locals. The food is higher priced than say ur average taco stand in the corner. The place is worth a visit. If you are into craft beer you can find a few selections here. Food types: seafood, pizza, tacos, and hot dogs.

I like the place and the food. The downside is that each food place has it's own servers. That insures that if you order from several places your orders will not arrive together. Then when you want to pay, you need to hail a server from each place and pay and tip them individually. It is just clumsy.

Upon walking into this place on a busy night, it can be a bit overwhelming. From the street you could hear the DJ (not complaining) bumping high bass techno songs that the crowd seemed to enjoy. As far as the set up: think 8-10 food trucks all stationed in one food court type dining area with a FULLY STOCKED bar and wait staff running around everywhere making sure everyone is taken care of. I ordered a gourmet hot dog from the "hot dog place" and was impressed with temperature and taste of the item. My wife opted to try a shrimp dish from the "seafood place" and it was seasoned well and very tasted. We quickly ordered and received drinks to help us wash down our quick meal. Over all, the place is great if you are hungry and just cant make your mind up and want to try multiple foods. Be mindful the place is defiantly for the 20-30 crowd but has a really good vibe to it.

What a cool find! We were walking around the neighborhood after visiting the chocolate museum when we saw this interesting corner and had to check it out. So glad we did! What drew us in (besides the vibe) was the nogada hamburger, in the style of chile en nogada, which happens to be in season now for Independence Day. It was very flavorful and juicy! I wish the cheese inside the chile was melted. But it was tasty. Service was a bit slow and confusing, at first, because it is a food court. The drink -Kon tiki- was strong. It's smaller than it looks on the menu. There was a gal with a bar cart making pretty drinks as well. Dessert- creamy and delicious maracuya mango chili paleta! Fun place to hang out!

Cool smorgasbord of multiple cafes serving 1) seafood, 2) pizzas, 3) carne, 4) coffees, etc & 5) assorted bebidas deliciosas! Fun place, open seating and see thru roof. Come see it! You must tell folks what you want and request a menu from the appropriate venue.

It's like a food truck ambiance in a permanent location. Good choice to enjoy some drinks and kind-of food truck options in a very relaxed mood. It's a collection of around 10 locations including a bar, seafood, Italian and Mexican food with a common patio. You can be sharing table with other costumers and it's totally cool.

must try i went there one night while i was on a trip in mexico city what a delightful place to be at . the staff is very friendly and helpful . i had the special chili dog and a fruit lemonade and it was delicious and extremely cheap

Not mexican AT ALL!!! Very American food hamburgers hot dogs and pizza. The place looks really beautiful and it is decorated to attract young hipsters but the food was really blahhhh not special and a bit disorganized. I recommend the PALETAS because those were really amazing.

The venue is great however the marisco place on the back left corner ruined my trip LOL. I was sick for two days : (

Fun looking spot but for the newbie waking in, it can be quite confusing. We were show to bench tables that were community style. However, no one explained there were 4 different restaurants and a bar that you must order from separately. We ordered the prawn appetizer and two shrimp tacos from the seafood spot. Food was excellent and the staff there were helpful once they realized we we're completely lost. So, if you go, know that is a very busy, hipster style crowd with multiple places to order. Each place has its own servers and they will not be helpful to cross assist.

We popped in here after a long day if walking. Great food and even better cocktails. The servers were friendly and patient with our very basic Spanish. Perfect for a place to decompress and feel the every of CDMX.

One of the many bright stars of the Juarez neighborhood is Comedor Lucerna. It's a hipster foodcourt more or less...the quality of the food is great, the ambiance casual, and the prices are very reasonable. There's something for everyone here.

Check your bill carefully. 2 times overcharged for items never received. A fun place, it is a shame that it seem the norm to over charge.

I loved the place and would recommend everyone check it out. It's a food hall where the servers from different restaurants will come by to take your order. We all had shrimp tacos, and I also had a tostada with lots of cheviched fish, and it was excellent. Plus the cocktail I ordered was quite nice.

Awesome tacos on the left side of the food court we went there twice. Great seafood tacos

Great selection of delicious dishes from different purveyors in a cozy fun open atmosphere with great music. It's like a food court, but with a wonderful bar and table service. The waiters from the various kitchens bring all their menus to you. Loved the seafood and artisan beer, but you can get hamburgers and pizza, too. There's something for everyone!!

Great selection. It's actually more like a food park than a restaurant. We ordered from the pizza place (b), seafood (b-), burger place (b) and the drink place (b). The food is ok. Pretty average quality nothing fancy or great (thus the score of Bs for the food). But the selection of different types of food makes it worthwhile. Price is reasonable.

Since I work nearby, I end up eating here about once per week and often with colleagues. Food choices are mostly ok but nothing great. It's a decent option since there's not much in the immediate area. Today I joined a couple of friends for a drink and paleta since I had just been there a couple of days before and didn't want to order food. I brought my empanada from home and was happily chomping down when a "manager" told me I would have to leave because no outside food is allowed. I literally had one bite left so I told him I would finish and all would be fine but he insisted that I leave or put it away. Unbelievable right! So I put my one bite of empanada away and told him it was a shame and that not only would I not order anything, I would never return or bring anyone there again. He could have cared less. So I'm spreading the word and I'll keep my promise. I left with my colleagues who were disgusted.