Fonda Doña Blanca Pánuco - 06500 Ciudad de México

I see this place as the OXXO's here in reform, so I decided to stop by for breakfast and see why there are so many people in this place. It is a bit complicated to understand how they serve you, since the waitress is always on the move and you will see that they serve some first before you who arrived first. It has a lot of variety of breakfasts and lunch, and I say variety so as not to exaggerate in the variants that they have of each food. What I do not like is that the glasses look dirty and of low quality, as well as the plates, where they give you a view that they are not clean or that the food that is placed leaves traces of its color, proposing that it is a porous plate where I feel like I'm trying other slimes. In fact, this is my summary, I tend to be very picky about all this hygiene long before the pandemic. And then some foods are flavored with another seasoning proposing that the pan is not washed and reheated several times some food where it kills the flavor of what you eat. Remember that there is no valet parking, the average cost per person is 200 pesos.

Very good place for breakfast. The price is affordable and you end up satisfied with the sweet roll, coffee, natural juice and breakfast main course. The waiters are very polite when dealing with people. Perhaps the place lacks a little background music, but the food and service are excellent.

n rag that smelled musty…they didn't use disinfectant or any other liquid to clean. They took too long to attend. The saucer took almost 20 minutes and was incomplete. Food taste and quality poor. Terrible attention from the waiters. I had to ask four times for the fruit to be brought to me. Terrible experience. The place in general is dirty. The worst branch I have ever visited.

The place is very good to go to have breakfast with the family, I loved the chilaqujles. The dishes are quite complete and inexpensive. The attention is very good.

The breakfast is rich and coarse, a complete breakfast that includes tea, a sweet bread, a breakfast such as enchiladas or an omelet, and a juice that, by the way, is natural, costs 95 pesos in cost-benefit ratio, the client wins. I do recommend it.