Restaurante Punto y Coma

Good traditional food. Not fancy but very authentic. And friendly staff! Not artificial like in a „5star hotel“, just friendly 💯

This is the place to experience a regular meal from Mexican Fonda. A daily set includes soup, main dish, drink offered with very economic price, this is for regular Mexican to have working lunch, family or friends to get together. For those who pay 70 Mexican pesos but expect for receiving five star hotel service. This is not the place for you.

Homey vibe... fine! But the portions are quite small and tasteless. for similar prices there are countless alternatives in CDMX

Nothing fancy but expect A GOOD HOME COOKED MEAL. 4 courses: soup - rice - entree- desert. This place has stolen my heart. 10/10 recommend.

Don’t expect anything fancy, but the food tastes good. Feels like a “Mexican diner”. Cheap food, good eats.

Simplest dish meats best I've ever tried

Not really impressed. None of the staff was pleasant or helpful. The staff or owners kids were running around playing and screaming between tables. I like kids but the screaming was to much. I will say the food was not bad but the overall experience was poor.

Two stars because they upcharged us and were shady. We did the math beforehand and our bill should have been 186 and they said it was actually 210 despite their own menu proving otherwise. When we brought that up they said it was because our drinks were a liter each (they werent) even though we were never given an option for anything else but the 1/2 liter listed on the mlenu. At the end of the day it was only 210 but the principle is what counts. My boyfriend is American so it just felt like they saw an easy target in us. Considering the area is frequented by foreigners it felt kind of predatory. Food was tasty and affordable but like other comments have mentioned, its not something to go out of the way for. But for the area it is a good spot of traditional Mexican food just be wary of them and their pricing.

This breakfast spot is well attended by locals traveling to work. Punto y Coma serves a solid breakfast with good ingredients at a very fair price. Both of these dishes came with a flavorful tomatillo sauce and includes pan, fruta, y cafe for 40-60 pesos. In the morning they set up a small stand to pick up items para llevar. If you are in the neighborhood, stop by.