Klein's
Mexican restaurant · Polanco ·
American diner with Mexican & Jewish specialties, club sandwiches
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Av. Pdte. Masaryk 360B, Polanco, Polanco III Secc, Miguel Hidalgo, 11560 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Get directions
MX$200–300
American diner with Mexican & Jewish specialties, club sandwiches
Av. Pdte. Masaryk 360B, Polanco, Polanco III Secc, Miguel Hidalgo, 11560 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Get directions
MX$200–300
"What’s better than an American-style diner serving an excellent club sandwich with crispy bacon, golden brown fries, and a thick chocolate milkshake? How about a Mexican twist, featuring enchiladas and aguas frescas on the menu? Klein’s has perfected this formula since the opening of its first location in 1962 by a Texan cadet and his wife from Puebla. There are dollar pancakes and a secret family recipe for mole poblano—dense with a spicy finish—along with other Mexican specialties that locals can’t live without. Because the place was established and has thrived in Polanco, a neighborhood historically associated with the Jewish community, they also offer kosher dishes, like a chicken noodle soup that’ll lift your spirits on rainy days." - mariana camacho
"If you grew up in Mexico City, you came to Klein’s with your parents. And now, you probably come here with your own kids for a hit of nostalgia and some very good matzo ball soup. Although the dishes are not kosher per se, this Mexican Jewish diner has a big menu using a variety of kosher ingredients, including the beloved kosher salami torta filled with thickly sliced meat and layered with avocado and some spicy pickled vegetables. Get that and the soup, plus a milkshake or the apple pie à la mode." - guillaume guevara
"If you grew up in Mexico City near Polanco, you came to Klein’s with your parents. And now, you probably come here with your own kids for a hit of nostalgia and some very good matzo ball soup. Although the dishes are not kosher per se, this Mexican Jewish diner has a big menu using a variety of kosher ingredients, including the beloved kosher salami torta filled with thickly sliced meat and layered with avocado and some spicy pickled vegetables. Get that and the soup, plus a milkshake or the apple pie à la mode and enjoy your afternoon with some quality people watching from your retro orange booth." - guillaume guevara
"If you grew up in Mexico City, you came to Klein’s with your parents. And now, you probably come here with your own kids for a hit of nostalgia and some very good matzo ball soup. Although the dishes are not kosher per se, this Mexican Jewish diner has a big menu using a variety of kosher ingredients, including the beloved kosher salami torta filled with thickly sliced meat and layered with avocado and some spicy pickled vegetables. Get that and the soup, plus a milkshake or the apple pie à la mode." - Guillaume Guevara
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