Hijos del Maíz

Hijos de Maíz in Mexico City turned out to be the perfect little spot for a late breakfast — and yes, they serve breakfast all day long. Missing from the photos were the chilaquiles with pork belly, drenched in a spicy morita sauce (worth the regret). We also tried the cochinita chilaquiles torta, topped with pickled onions and packed with those unmistakable Mérida flavors. The picaditas were another highlight: thick corn tortillas topped with refried black beans, panela cheese, and sour cream. We ordered ours with cecina, thinly sliced steak that added the perfect savory touch. Noé, our wonderful server, was very friendly and knowledgeable. He gave us the best recommendations. Simple, authentic, and full of flavor — exactly what you want for a relaxed breakfast in CDMX. #hijos_del_maiz

Incredible food! If you want authentic Mexican food that will fill you up for a whole day, come here. We spend two weeks in Mexico and this was the best place. 100000/10

We went for breakfasts and did not disappoint excellent taste and coffee a delight. We ordered the chilaquiles that come with a pancake and although the menu said that until one in the afternoon and 15 minutes had already passed from one o'clock, the chef agreed to prepare them.

Did brunch here, lots of nice options for a Mexican brunch. We had chilaquiles, tamales and vegetarian taco. Was very nice. The "Hulk" juice was great!

Great food, great tastes, great service Will be back! Highly recommend

It was just okay. First of all there were problems with the menu - both my boyfriend and I were handed different versions of the menu, and we weren't sure which to use. The QR code on the table also sent us to a menu which was outdated, which caused problems when we tried to order things which were no longer available. Our waitress seemed lost with half the things we ordered. Onto the food... We tried the omelette relleno de chilaquiles and the ahijados. Both were quite bland, which is a shame because in a place like this you expect the basics of chilaquiles to be good. The salsa was quite bland. Our food also arrived without our drinks, which I think is quite a basic rule in service. I wonder if we just ordered badly, but with the problems with the service I feel like most menu items would be similar.

Supreme spot in CDMX, great variety of chilaquiles. Enjoy the spicy guacamole.

I was interested in this restaurant. Despite a creative menu the food itself was just ok. Prices are a little high.