Mallorca Reforma
Illustration · photos coming soonSpanish restaurant in Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico.
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Approaching Spanish cuisine becomes a delicious journey in Mallorca, a restaurant and pastry shop that since 2016 welcomes diners in its two branches located in Mexico City. Through breakfasts, lunches and dinners, as well as a wide proposal of pastries, savory snacks and handmade pastries, which enamors and satisfies the senses. At Pastelería Mallorca we focus on the elaboration of food that delights by the quality of the ingredients and the flavor. We guide diners on a journey through Spanish cuisine, without forgetting to offer culinary proposals of Mexican essence. We know that Spain and Mexico are historically, culturally and gastronomically united nations, that is why in Mallorca these cuisines have their meeting point and expression.
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Reviews (1,936 on Google)
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★★★★★via Google“Recommended. Great food. Good portions. Excellent service. Yes, a tad pricey, but pretty much the norm for this type of restaurant nowadays. From salads, pastry, Mexican based food and hamburgers. Comfortable atmosphere. Located in a chic suburb in a CDMX, so great to walk around.”
★★★★★via Google“The food was okay… I enjoyed my shrimp tacos but the salmon was meh. This was such a cute little place, and the pastries in the bakery were good.”
★★★★★via Google“The pasteries are to die for - so damn tasty. Sandwiches, eh, and I have always thought the food is 8/10, very solid but not at the same level of the pasteries. Coffee is incredible. Pictured is a little Nutella roll and the Mallorca hot chocolate.”
★★★★★via Google“This place was very disappointing. Went here for overpriced dinner. My wife had the large grill shrimp dinner. Supposed to be chef’s special. Not very special or good. I had the Paella, not a dish I would recommend. Very lackluster try a different spot. There is too much good food in town to get a meal of poor quality and flavorless at these prices.”
★★★★★via Google“The grilled octopus danced on my plate A melody of flavors that I could not sate Its charred edges, tender and divine I savored each bite, it was simply sublime. The fake risotto, a curious delight A vegan dish that tasted just right Creamy and rich, it fooled my taste buds I couldn't believe it wasn't made of spuds. The baked vegetables, a colorful array Roasted to perfection, they made my day Crisp and fresh, each bite was a treat A symphony of flavors that couldn't be beat. And then there was Luis, the star of the show A waiter so gracious, he made my heart glow His service was first-class, in English, no less He made my dining experience an absolute success. So if you seek a culinary delight A restaurant that's sure to ignite Head to this place, where octopus sings And the fake risotto will make your heart fling.”
★★★★★via Google“I stopped by for breakfast and had to come back twice before I go home. The place is a cute little classic European style house with nice decorations throughout. The food was amazing and on point with reasonable price. My server Fernanda and her manager-Rodolfo are amazing. Besides the food, their service is what i will come back if i visit Mexico City again.”
★★★★★via Google“Went for lunch today at 14:30. I always go to Mallorca in Romas for weekend brunch and was my first time here. All seats were full at this time on the weekday. The out door seating is nice. Don’t recommend sitting right next to the main road. The dust and pollution was a bit too much for me. Staffs were very accommodating and food was great. The spinach salad was my favorite following creamy shrimp pasta! The shrimp was succulent and the sauce tasted just right! Such a nice walk around the restaurant where you will find lots of other places to chill. Love love love Mallorca’s salsa they serve with bread!”
★★★★★via Google“Good food, cool atmosphere in an old building, the bakery has delightful items, flaky croissants and tasty breads. Buen provecho!”
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Mallorca Reforma — frequently asked questions
Does Mallorca Reforma take reservations?+
Yes — Mallorca Reforma takes reservations by phone. Contact details are in the Location & contact panel.
What are Mallorca Reforma's opening hours?+
Mallorca Reforma's full weekly opening hours are listed in the Hours panel on this page. It's open 7 days a week — always check the profile before you go, as hours can change.
Where is Mallorca Reforma?+
Mallorca Reforma is in Ciudad de México, Mexico. The full address is Av. P.º de la Reforma 365, Cuauhtémoc,. Tap "Get directions" for the map.
Is Mallorca Reforma expensive?+
Mallorca Reforma sits in the budget range ($) among Spanish restaurants in Ciudad de México, Mexico.
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