Ojo de Agua

This place was great! They have this dish where they take Parmesan and make it crispy. They use this as the tortilla!! So delicious! Inside is a fried egg, spinach, and avocado. It is heavy because it’s a lot of cheese so I recommend sharing it with someone. :) I’ll be back!

The sandwich that the server recommended was delicious. One of the best chicken sandwiches I’ve had in CDMX. But the interesting part was the cold brew with orange juice. At first i wanted to send it back but after a few sips it actually ended up being really good and been craving it since. Definitely recommend.

Amazing enchiladas suizas, green juice, and fruit cocktail! Great prices and amazing services! I love the fresh organic ingredients 🥰 The chicken enchilada, turkey sandwich, and purify green juice were amazing! Update: The menu has been updated! Am a bit disappointed my favorite dish was removed from the menu: “Enchiladas Suizas” 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 See photos.

I recently visited Ojo de Agua (Condesa location on June 24, 2025) and wanted to share my experience. Overall, I'm giving it 3 stars. The service and atmosphere were quite pleasant, deserving of 4 stars. However, I was disappointed with the food (2 stars). I ordered the "Hoja de Romero y Pasta" dish, and the vegetable tails were excessively long, making it difficult and unenjoyable to eat. In addition, I felt the meal was overpriced compared to the quality and quantity, especially considering my previous visits to Ojo de Agua. I even sent a direct message via Instagram with photos of the issue, but unfortunately, I didn't receive a response. While I appreciate the restaurant, this experience was a letdown, and the lack of response to my initial complaint is concerning...

The place is nice, food was nice too and service is good. The portions were big enough, I would say it is a bit pricey but I get it because of the location. If you’re looking for a quiet breakfast that’s not the place as there are many vendors every 5 minutes (it’s clearly a restaurant for foreigners so again understandable). Overall nice and yummy 😋

Great Clean place with excellent fresh food. Can tell that the juices are made fresh. The Acaí really surprised me with how much fruit came within it! The quesadillas come with 3 options within. The tortillas used are a bit thicker and remind me of artisan style tortillas de miez.

You think the fruit juice would be fresh I ordered the mix if mango and kiwi it tasted rotten! food was OK ambience is OK. Location is nice and good. It’s a quiet and hip place but it’s very overrated. Service was good.

We stopped by the juice bar at Ojo de Agua and it was a great choice. We got two pressed juices—both were super refreshing and delicious. The service was friendly and helpful, making the quick visit even better. A perfect spot for a healthy pick-me-up!

Extremely fresh and delicious açaí bowl. I ordered two scoops and it was the perfect amount. The mango was so juicy and ripe. The berries were also great. This place had great seating options and outlets which was convient for us to charge our laptops while eating here .

I'm super familiar with Ojo de Agua so imagine my surprise when we checked into Umbral, Curio Collection by Hilton and Ojo was the restaurant attached to it. Our hotel package came with free breakfast and Ojo was the restaurant. They had select items to choose from for breakfast so I went with the avocado toast, glass of orange juice (I only drink OJ outside the U.S.), and a side of fruit. I got this every morning and throughly enjoyed it. Also, every interaction with the staff was great and the restaurant grounds is well taken care of. It' also somewhat similar to the one in Houston, except this location has an upstairs area. It's centrally located and stays open to about 8pm. I also noticed they had a location in the airport.

On a weeklong trip to CDMX, we visited this Ojo de Agua three separate times. Hands down, our favorite items to order were their juices and acai bowls. Each time, we ordered different juices and they came in big mason jar glasses. Strawberry and mango was delicious, but also ones that had more tropical fruit varieties, like Guanabana Coco and Maracuya (Soursop, Coconut, Passionfruit). We always ordered the large size acai bowls, which came with two rounded scoops of acai, granola, nuts, sliced mango, fresh berries, and banana. These were also so refreshing and appetizing. I also loved that you could order bowls of sliced fruit, and we did that with mango, which were always ripe and juicy. For their hot foods, it's a bit more hit and miss. We loved the chilaquiles with a tender shredded pork. The green sauce was not too acidic and really well done. The Eggs Condesa, on the other hand, was supposed to be over potatoes but the shredded potatoes were undercooked, and I did not enjoy the deli-style ham slices that were included. The Turkey Pesto sandwich was fine, but deli meats in Mexico are generally underwhelming. The Ahogado Pocha was another combination of fried egg, a lot of sauce, and cheese dish. For the sunny, bright cafe vibes and excellent fruits, acai bowls, and juices, Ojo de Agua is the best. As we traveled around Mexico City, we saw other beautiful locations in other neighborhoods so we will be sure to frequent them anywhere we choose to stay on our next visit.

I was so excited to try ojo de agua when visiting Mexico City, especially after seeing photos of all their beautiful food! I went to the Condesa location and there was plenty of seating inside and outside with nice views out to the street. I ordered the acai bowl and it was absolutely delicious and so fresh. This is the most fruit I have ever had on an acai bowl and the mango was absolutely perfect! The service was also great, with the staff quickly remaking my bowl after a miscommunication about nuts in the bowl, which I am allergic to.

Ugh i loved this place so much! I ordered a quesdilla w zucchini flower and adored both the tortilla and all the sauces it came with. The acai bowl was equally delicious and had a nice scoop on top. I saw there was a location in the mexico city airport and spent like 20 mins walking around on maps trying to find it only to realize it was pre security.... A testament to how much i enjoyed my meal here

The service is a bit slow but this is one of my favorite places in the neighborhood to get breakfast. The fresh juices are very much appreciated. (The coffee is rather low-quality so stop for some before coming here.) The seating is indoor/outdoor. Prices are reasonable. This place fills up on the weekend so be prepared to wait!

Great food and excellent service. Staff was very attentive. Food is fresh as well and the fruit that they use for their smoothies are there in the restaurant.

When in Mexico City you must try the fresh juices at Ojo de Agua. We went twice during the weekend we visited because they're just so refreshing. They make a great bebida to stroll around La Condesa / Roma Norte and take in the sights and sounds. I tried a mango /passionfruit forward juice called South Face, which was gorgeous visually and exactly what I needed to wake up. My second juice was called the goal and was totally different. Much more beet forward and a deep red hue. It was equally delicious. Pricing isn't too bad when compared to fresh juice in the U.S. (conversion was about $6 a juice in late March 2025). They have tons of other juice options you can enjoy and they also have food. We didn't try any this visit, but it's on our list for next trip. Note that this location had a separate drink walk up counter and is a short walk from the Parque Mexico. There are other locations scattered throughout the city, so you're never far from one.

The smoothie was good and I loved it, of course. But honestly the vibes of this place are what made it special. Super chill and super nice staff. I just stopped here for a quick bite and tinchill and it was everything I could have needed. I may not be in Mexico City anytime soon again, but I def recommend a pit stop here if you're in the area and need a nice, chill brunch!

Cute concept chain in the heart of Polanco/St Miguel...very appealing store. Fresh fruit arranged j. A very gourmet way. Sick modern store. Staff is polite but a bit lame ...slow if the operative word. The results are mixed ...my quesadilla was great and açaí bowl was also nice. Fruit is great and the code is decent. Not a fan of the burger and the avaocado toast needed seasoning. I'll try again.

We were waiting on a very popular place down the street and decided to eat here instead. So glad we made the switch. We absolutely loved it. It was fresh and tasty. My avocado toast was to die for. My husband had a more hearty meal and loved it. Both beautifully presented and very tasty dishes.

Excellent food and juices!! I went there 3 days in a row. So good, great prices and ambiance.

Good juices. Good service attention . Atmosphere was very pleasant . Visiting on vacation

Was really excited to have a breakfast there. The place is beautifully decorated but that's about it. The Eggs rancheros that I ordered were so inedible, I had to order something else. They brought eggs drowning in spicy and super spicy salsa, so I could not even taste the eggs and the tortilla underneath was all mushy already. I ordered acai bowl and it was basically frozen. Juice and coffee was ok. I left 10% tip and it was $37, pretty pricey even by LA standard. I had a much better breakfast yesterday around Queseria de mi and it was half the price.

Perfect fresh lunch spot! Fast casual style. We actual went to the location in the Juárez neighborhood. Nice people working there. I had the pesto bowl with hummus. My friend had it with salmon and it was a generous portion. The acai bowl with fresh fruit was also yummy

Ojo de Agua: "A place that, in addition to offering people food of the highest quality enriched with the most fundamental nutrients, allows people to disconnect for a moment and reconnect with the things that we believe are the most important". ^ love this portion of their history on their website and their locations reflect this. Ordered: - Molletes: baguette with beans, oaxaca, manchego and ricotta cheese, turkey chorizo and pico de gallo It was good, but the turkey chorizo took away from the overall taste of the traditional molletes. I'd probably order it without that next time. - Ahogados Poché: Black beans with two poached eggs accompanied by their red/green sauce and shredded panela cheese on top. So many great items to try here, but this was a good start!

This is my go-to breakfast / brunch spot in this neighborhood. Ojo de Agua has expanded into quite the national franchise, but the taste is consistent at any location I've been to, which is what keeps me going back. This spot has about 5 tables for outdoor seating and maybe 10 tables indoors. It fills up quickly on weekends but the wait usually isn't that long. The juices and açaí are a must try and the menu is routinely comprised of new items. Street parking only.

Great food, service and ambiance. Would definitely go back the next time I am in Mexico City.

Absolutely horrible food, subpar service, and high prices. I asked for extra guacamole and they gave me 2 and a half chips. In addition they wouldn't allow me to leave a 7% tip, they said either 10 or 15%. Highly overrated restaurant.

The interior was beautifully designed with fresh produce making it appear like a farmers market. The sandwiches are well prepared providing exotic combinations that were well chosen. We had the cheese sandwich with pines which was delicious. The Mango chicken sandwich was refreshing. All the sandwiches are accompanied with a beautiful designed salad which does not only look delicious but is also flavorful and comes with a generous amount of avocado. Great choices of sandwiches!

Came here for a late breakfast around 11am on a Thursday. The green smoothie I had was great, as were our mealls: ingredients seemed to be of very high quality. Service was on point too. We sat inside at the window's bar/ledge seating so that we had a nice view of the park: the downside of this was that throughout our meal we had multiple people walk up to us at the window trying to to sell us stuff (it ranged from jewelry and trinkets, to larger items such as area rugs or tapestries).... personally, the frequency bothered me, so next time I'd opt to sit at one of the inside tables (who were never approached).

I had been having a craving for real tuna fish, and so many of my experiences in the past were less than great. This small cafe has an excellent reputation for awesome food, including their tuna fish sandwich, so I came over here after work. Right on their menu is the Atun Spicy Deli sandwich. I ordered it, and I watched them prepare it fresh. It was definitely the largest tuna sandwiches that I have ever consumed, with nearly 200 grams of fresh tuna. The tuna salad included diced onions, lettuce, mayonnaise, and chipotle sauce. I was surprised to find out how small the restaurant is, and there was only a single table on the sidewalk. I was helped right away with a smile, which was also a welcome change. After about twenty minutes, I could only get thru about half of the sandwich and that was impressive as well!

Really nice place in front of a park, they have seats available outside. The red chilaquiles are better than the green ones. Everything is organic and fresh. They have all types of juices and protein shakes. Only thing I didn't quite like was that you need to order and pay in the counter and then they bring you your food to your table. The waitress don't get your orders, they only bring you the food. Other than that the place is clean, and nice. Beautiful architecture too!

terrible and slow service. Host chooses who she wants to sit down first. food is blah!! I had better waffles. We are not returning.

So fresh and delicious with a beautiful street view of a lush roundabout. Friendly, attentive staff with menus in English.

This place is good but it's pretty overpriced. The açai bowl is pretty big and has a lot of fruit, but it cost the same amount as getting an açai bowl where I live in New York City. That just doesn't seem right to me one fruit isn't particularly expensive and all of the other places around here are much cheaper. The service is friendly though and there is nice ambience, and I would like to try the breads. It just seems like a price standout for everything else nearby.

The eggs were cold and I asked for a refill on my coffee twice but never recieved it.

Great food. Nice sunny walk on Amsterdam. The most filled place compare to others . Great Vegan and vegetarian options. Latte with almond milk

Nice little breakfast place in La Condesa area. We stopped by for a quick breakfast and OJo de Aqua definitely has a great selection of tacos, breakfast specials, fresh fish ceviches and a robust juice bar. We ordered Salmon Tacos, Tulum Ceviche and baked eggs with red and green sauces and baked beans. Tacos were sub-par. The shells broke by the time they came to the table, and salmon was marinated in a form of a jerk sauce that kind of clashed with the rest of ingredients, it also had a disproportionate amount of pineapple in it. Ceviche was excellent - a fresh mix of octopus and white fish. Eggs were very good, but somewhat overdone. Tips: Nice breakfast place, great outdoor seating Quick and self order option My feeling is you really need to know what to order here

In A Nutshell: -Ojo de Agua (Waterhole) is a chain of restaurants in CDMX. -You'll find very healthy food here, which comes in handy when you wanna change things up a bit after eating all the great streetfood & Mexican restaurants in the city. -I ordered a salad w/ grilled salmon which was a huge satisfying piece along w/ a ginger & lemon water. -They literally slice up ginger & lemon & put it in water, which I enjoyed naturally. -I really like this location since it's very close to the popular Amsterdam racetrack & in between La Condesa/Roma. -You can even buy fruit here. Overall, this is a nice restaurant to sit indoors or outdoors to people watch!

This is what Mexican food is supposed to be. Each plate is served with great ingredients and top notch presentation.

It was a warm day and we had been walking around for a bit so we wanted something refreshing to drink. Stopped here and ordered some juices. Every single juice we ordered was delicious! I ordered the South Face with mango, maracuya and piña. We sat outdoors which was great because we had a great view and there were musicians passing by playing music which made it even better.

When a friend recommended that I try the Ojo de Agua restaurant in La Condesa, I knew that she would not steer me wrong! As soon as I arrived, I could tell I would enjoy the outdoor seating next to a tree-lined avenue, and the restaurant ambience was bustling yet inviting. I visited with two friends, and I appreciated that they offered menus both in Spanish and English via different QR codes. I could have almost ordered most of the menu given how hungry I was and how delectable everything sounded or looked. However, I decided to stick with one pastry (a pastry with lemon and chia seeds), a cappuccino, and the famed "huevos Condesa". I enjoyed all of the food I tried, but what I thought stood out with the latter was how the eggs, savory ham, and peppers all blended together to make a satisfyingly comforting meal (and don't sleep on the salsas served on the side--they really enhanced the dish). As the wait for seating increasingly grew during the morning, I fully understood why this Ojo de Agua is a popular place to visit!

I would have to give the three stars for the low-key location, the freshness of the food, and for it having a variety of healthy menu items. The food overall is mediocre at best. We got the mango chutney sandwich and green breakfast chilaquiles. I was reading on many food blogs, that this is the place to get breakfast chilaquiles, but don't think that's true! They were very bland, green sauce didn't have a quick, and they just threw tons of shredded chicken on. The mango chutney sandwich was worse: tasted like a grilled cheese with chicken. I would have to come back to try the acai bowls and juices to see if they are any better!

I thought this was our best b-fast in Condessa so far. Lovely, lovely setting. Great food choices (loved my "drowning angels" (eggs soaked in beans and salsa), and the smoothie.

What a great breakfast spot! I came here twice during my visit to Mexico City....it was that good + easy to order as they offer english menus as well. The acai bowl was amazing & came with a perfect mixture of fruit and granola. All of the juices we tried were so fresh. Some other delicious items were the avocado toast and the matcha hot cakes. The prices are steep in comparison to other breakfast cafes we visited, but the extensive menu, cheery ambiance, and great flavours were a great trade off.

Incredible atmosphere and incredible offerings of healthy items plus great staff. I think the dishes could be more flavorful personally but I just bring some spices with me They also have one at the airport!!!! Gracias Ojo de Aqua

Highly recommend eating your meal outside to enjoy all the sights sounds and smells CDMX has to offer. During the meal, Jimi was serenaded by the famous scrap metal song. So catchy! Also they brought a bee colony for us to enjoy since there were cups of honey in the nearby bushes for unknown reasons! Bees are vital to the entire ecosystem of this urban metropolis. One pesky bee even tried to eat some of our açaí bowl! Silly bee! Finally, you never know when the local beggar will come by and demand his tithing if you will. Now he may have appeared pushy since he shoved his begging hand right in Jimi's friends faces then proceeded to slam on our table, however he is actually in the right because local law states we must pay the toll when he asks! The system works folks! 5 stars

Well I was in Mexico City 6 for six days and had breakfast here three times. The açaí bowl was incredible. The freshest mango, bananas, berries, granola and a honey drizzle. The enchiladas suizas and the fresh juices were excellent as well. Definitely my favorite breakfast spot in La Condessa and I highly recommend :]

I hate to do this as we really loved this little "neighborhood gem" near our apartment in CDMX and we ate here 2-3 times while staying for breakfast and smoothies. Where we went horribly wrong was trusting it and getting salads here for our kids' dinner, as the next day both had diarrhea. It got worse and worse, vomiting, led to both spending 6-7 hours in the ER in CDMX. They were severely ill, terrible pains and sickness for 4-5 days. I have never seen anything like it before. Once home in the US, Our son tested positive for Norovirus, E.coli, Rotavirus and Astrovirus. His pediatrician has never seen so many things in one sample. Avoid the salads and fresh foods at all costs. Frankly, if this many pathogens were on their food they need to be inspected and shut down or hire new workers who properly wash produce and their hands before touching produce as these are all fecal-oral. This is NOT ok.

The is a review for drinks only! I'm sure this place must be extremely busy during brunch times, but I went in the afternoon and it was still quite busy, especially on a Monday. We had to wait about 10-15 min for a free table, no biggie. Super cute hipster looking spot :) There are some communal tables, individual tables, and some outdoor seating by the windows. Once you find a spot, be sure to go put in your order at the cashier. They will then give you a number so they can find you when they deliver your items to your table! They seem to have three sizes for every drink (prices vary depending on what it is), the biggest one is VERY big. I tried the After Workout medium size (MX$160) - Acai pulp, cacao nibs, coconut milk, and banana. I thought it was good but wish they had blended more ice into it to make it more refreshing and less thick. My husband had an all fruit juice combo large size (MX$100) - guanabana, strawberry, mango. This one was soooo good and refreshing, I'd totally recommend it!

So nice to have such fresh & healthy options so close to our Airbnb. I was a little worried that all the food in CDMX would be heavy but it was the exact opposite. So delicious and great location -- we went back twice on our 4 day trip.

This chain is just the best! Juices to die for, little spaces around parks usually or quiet streets, good food, colorful choices This place in particular is small but if you are lucky to eat outside some random music players come en la mañaña to play! You better hope your phone works and receives the wifi to download the menu (if you are traveling) but do not fear, i am here and have talen photos of the downloaded English menu for you

The food here is authentically delicious and fresh!! Service is amazing and the fresh juices are great as well

It was good for a light airport food. The salad had a yummy dressing. The tables weren't cleaned.

Fresh Fresh Fresh . Delightful choices of fresh fruits , juices , tasty food. It is very much a buzz because of the food. Service is fast and clean and profesional but it takes time because fast depends upon the amount of persons eating. We have eaten here several times and regardless of the wait we always returned

This won't be my last visit! Lovely location and such a large selection of food and drinks. What was even better is that they are vegan friendly. I had the portobello humus sandwich, family had the salmon salad and waffles which were all good. Great drinks and coffee too. Wonderful service and ambiance made this a perfect way to start the day.

I came here for brunch on a Friday afternoon. There was a lot of people waiting outside, and a ton of delivery bikers picking up food. The wait was only about 25-30 mins. It's a small restaurant, so it will easily become a wait here. We got seated but weren't given menus or told to order at the counter, so we weren't sure what to do for a few mins. After figuring it out and ordering, I had my first acai bowl here and my boyfriend ordered the wagyu burger. We both got juices that it made an extremely healthy and filling meal. Both were delicious! My bowl was delicious and fresh and the coconut and granola added the perfect amount of texture to the bowl. I opted for the large because i'm typically a big eater, but I definitely could have done with the small. The burger was delicious and I typically need lighter fare for breakfast so I was happy with my acai bowl and i'd get it again. I'd happily come here again, and if your digestive system needs some resetting, get a juice!

I ordered the chilaquiles divorciados and it was good. The ambiance and service I enjoyed very much. I would certainly come again.