PAT PATZ

Middle Eastern restaurant · Juarez

PAT PATZ

Middle Eastern restaurant · Juarez

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Oslo 7, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

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Middle Eastern eats with Mexican spice, falafel, shawarma  

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Oslo 7, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Get directions

patpatz.mx
@patpatzmx

MX$200–400 · Menu

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Oslo 7, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Get directions

+52 55 4455 7760
patpatz.mx
@patpatzmx

MX$200–400 · Menu

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The 16 Best Restaurants In Juárez, Mexico City 2024

"This restaurant in a pretty little alley is one of just a few Middle Eastern restaurants in CDMX, but the real selling point of Pat Patz is the menu’s Mexican influence. Dishes like labneh get an extra kick from Mexican spices on top and juicy kebab kofta de res y cordero uses jalapeños. Go to town on the mezze—especially the hearty falafel kebab with hummus and roasted beets—and the drink menu, which includes beer from small-batch breweries, mezcal, wine, and a refreshing Persian lemonade with mint, cucumber, and rose water. Come for lunch to hide from the crowds on Reforma Avenue, and don’t be surprised if the owner who doubles as a server comes over to chat." - guillaume guevara

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Pat Patz Review - Juarez - Mexico City - The Infatuation

"This restaurant in a pretty little alley is one of just a few Middle Eastern restaurants in CDMX, but the real selling point of Pat Patz is the menu’s Mexican influence. Dishes like labneh get an extra kick from Mexican spices on top and juicy kebab kofta de res y cordero uses jalapeños. Go to town on the mezze—especially the hearty falafel kebab with hummus and roasted beets—and the drink menu, which includes beer from small-batch breweries, mezcal, wine, and a refreshing Persian lemonade with mint, cucumber, and rose water. Come for lunch to hide from the crowds on Reforma Avenue, and don’t be surprised if the owner who doubles as a server comes over to chat." - Guillaume Guevara

https://www.theinfatuation.com/mexico-city/reviews/pat-patz
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Wenchao Wang

Google
Wow, super authentic Middle Eastern food. I am honestly so impressed. We ordered the Mediterranean Platter, the chicken shawarma kebab and the baklava and ice cream dessert. Everything was delicious, and the standout is the Chicken Shawarma - perfectly seasoned and grilled. You can also taste the ingredient quality. I will be back for sure!

Yousef Haifa

Google
Visiting Mexico City was looking for a Palestine restaurant to eat at so Pat PATZ came up next to my hotel . Wow wow wow just amazing variety of Palestinian Egyptian Turkish food all different kinds of varieties some of the best Mediterranean food I have ever had specially the chicken Shawarma it was on point am Palestinian I’ve Shawarma on my life, but I’ve never had a Shawarma sandwich like this one. The owner was amazing. The staff was amazing. Definitely coming back here.!

Edgard Romero Lazo

Google
Very good option for Middle Eastern meal in this part of the city, only complaint with the food is that is was too spicy, but then again its CDMX. The waiter was friendly and cordial, but she was the only one working at the time I visited

Galo Gutierrez

Google
Food was good, tasty but nothing crazy. I would say it’s okay if you would like to eat and try some Middle East food. The service was attentive but a bit slow. The place is small so it can get packed and maybe you’ll find some waiting time if it’s crowded. Bit cozy place, depends where you’re seated. They have a dessert made out of philo that was pretty unique for me. I would Recommend it to try it. That was new for me

Minie Kim

Google
Must visit if you're looking for Middle Eastern cuisine! The dishes came out quickly and definitely satisfied my craving. Hoping to re-visit soon to try out other menus!

YASH AR

Google
I was craving felafels and delicious middle eastern food and found this place on the G map, the pictures and the reviews speak for themselves absolutely delicious food at very reasonable prices considering the location and the Gourmet quality of the food, I am totally hooked on this place! It's got a great atmosphere, in an alley with bunch of other really good bars and restaurants around it, it's totally NYC 🗽 style. if you love middle eastern food then Definitely go here, you won't be disappointed. The owner is super nice guy, speaks fluent English and if he's got time hell come and stit have a drink with you. That's how you know the man truly cares about his customers and the food he serves.

Betel Sánchez

Google
I liked this place very much. The wrap was well cooked. Tabule and babaghanoush were made a bit different from what I have experienced before but it was good to try a new recipe. Highly recommend.

Alberto Rascón

Google
Amazing little restaurant hidden behind the hustle and bustle of Reforma. I saw this restaurant featured on Instagram and I just had to try it. I had a chicken shawarma and it was so delicious! It has just a bit too much onion for my liking but the flavor was there! The service was a bit slow but the staff were friendly.