Tostadas

Place seams bit chaotic and unorganized but this is a false impression. You be served your food quickly and efficiently. It will be fresh and delicious and you be craving more. They have great selection of hot sauces.

Overhyped, But Not a Total Miss Visiting CDMX for the first time, this spot came highly recommended featured in several YouTube vlogs — so naturally, expectations were high. The food wasn’t bad by any means, but it didn’t quite live up to the hype. There’s clearly a lot of buzz around this place, and while I can see the appeal for some, it didn’t feel like a must-try to me. It’s the kind of restaurant I’d keep on a “nice-to-have” list rather than one I’d rush back to or recommend as a top pick for first-timers. If you’re nearby and curious, it’s worth checking out — just don’t expect it to blow you away.

This place has fantastic tostadas. There is something for everyone, from meat to seafood to vegetarian options. Although they were quite busy, the service was still fast and efficient. Just find the person in charge of getting you seated, then you wrote how many of each tostada you want on the provided slip, and enjoy!

First time visiting CDMX and this was one of the places recommended to us from a few friends as well as through researching places to visit. I'm sold! The food here was awesome, fresh and tasty and for $280 pesos we got 4 tostadas and 2 drinks. You can't go wrong with that price. Service was quick and helpful with everything also posted in English making it easier to order.

This place came highly recommended, so the wife and I decided to check it out during our trip. The food was excellent and there's a variety of agua frescas to choose from. I got the carnitas, which were a tad dry, but still absolutely delicious. If you're visiting CDMX, definitely stop by the market and give this place a try.

This was my husband’s favorite restaurant that we ate at during our week long vacation! He loved the salpicon tostadas the best. The tinga and al pastor were great as well! The have many aguas to choose from - the melon and guayaba were what we chose, and we enjoyed them. It was very busy when we went on a saturday afternoon. They have several seats, but it is a very tight space when sitting. It did not look to be able to accommodate wheelchairs, as the seating is bar style, but i may be wrong. It was quite warm inside as well.

This tostada place is great. it has both a mixture of seafood and meats available. The pulpo was my favorite and my friends loved the cochinita pibil one. The especial de camaron was also a favorite. The staff was trying to get us to sit at a table before getting orders which wasn't obvious til a customer helped us with what was going on. You mark your orders on a list and then you get the food. The fruit drinks are very good and fresh. It is a very busy place so be prepared to wait or hawk an open spot. This is probably one of the better places to eat at the coyocan market and the biggest place in the market.

This was a fun place to go for a quick cheap bite. Found a stool seat, looked at pictures - and was advised by somebody else to get chicken Tinga and something beef. Got both and they were tasty. Service was fast and charming. Finding it was the hardest part of the meal! And then it was interesting to explore the market.