Maison Kayser - Benito Juarez

Between snack and drink to update news with a friend. we had a beer and shared a sandwich, but it turned out that it was quite expensive. the sandwich was a baguette with ham and cheese, tomato, salat and avocado. we went out. time, so, I guess that's why there was bad service.

Terrible eating. terrible drinks. overpriced and cramped. a microwave burger is better. the 300 peso burger here is small, has no spicy and is greasy. who was cooking was so unskilled no salt on the pommes. add them in a flat run can of. koks, terrible coarse strange chocolate milk. a klempner muffin try to give them out as chocolate muffin and slim cantaloupe. this over-increased catastrophe was a scandal. they even go to chilies. they avoid this place, after asking three times for the bill, and watching the waitress look by, I cried out. it had to wait while she went round about the caffe.

Bistro-like maison kayser offers a large selection of brot - salt and sweet - as well as some cooked dishes and sandwiches. although the location is not ideal, the taste of their cooking and excellent service makes a nice visit under the noice and movement of. one of the busiest shopping centres in Mexico City. try the chicken sandwich in cheese-red with Bernaise sauce and caramelized wobbles and a next dish of perfectly crispy fries. excellent!

It looks good and I thought it would be a nice stop for a quick lunch. I chose a thai salad which was simply awful:the pasta was too hard and too dry. Only thing that tasted good was the meat. Then I decided to have a creme brulee as a french house can't go wrong with a creme brulee. Sugar was so hard that it was almost impossible to break it. I would choose any other pastry to take home, but I was so disappointed with what I just had that I gave up.

Incredibly expensive food, ridiculously insultingly teeny tiny portions, mediocre service, the only people who could possibly like this place are people who frankly like to eat at a place with a French-sounding name and couldn't care less about the food