Forte - 06700 Ciudad de México

Very attentive service, good coffee, good cakes.

Waited for 35 min for pizza Margarita, that takes normally 4 min to prep and cook. For Extra cheese you need to pay 110 pesos - which is in total- 300 pesos which is 15 usd - For a take away hipster pizza. This is typical product of gentrification and I totally discourage these kind of places. Terrible terrible experience.

Let's do a thorough review here Today I ordered their sticky rice bowl with granola and yogurt and fruit. The yogurt had a huge dollop of jam, the fruit was just 4 slices of apple and banana. The portion of rice in coconut milk was tiny. Overall the combination of the flavors was wrong. But what is more, the granola was partly burnt and had excessive amount of cacao beans which made it unpalatable. So I couldn't eat the burnt flavor and had to return the plate. What is frustrating is that even though I paid for this overpriced bowl that I didn't even eat, they didn't even care to offer apology or offer a discount, or like "Hey would you like a piece of bread that costs nthg?" . Truly disappointed!!! Just a terrible run business in my opinion. Their sourdough pizza crust is really great but not the cheese and sauce in it. Their white sourdough bread is good flavor, airy texture and consistent but there are better ones in CDMX. They say they make stuff in house but the quality of the ingredients is just commercial things when it comes to corn, cheese and eggs, also same goes for fruit and vegetables. Chilaquiles - Its just the same store chips, there is no such special nixtamil corn they use in their corn dishes. Eggs, Cheese, butter - commercial, even though they have the cultured butter, which just means they culture in house. Their chocolatin - has no airy texture inside, is made with too many layers which makes it like eating a dense layered baklava. Their coffee is overrated and plus their oat milk they use is just full of sugar - Kirkland.

GREAT local cafe, coffee is roasted in house, baked goods and bread made daily. They use oat milk as alternative milk option. Get the chilaquiles and bagel sandwich!

Great place to have any meal, is casual, always improving flavors, their artisanal bread is amazing, their pastries, and in general everything they create is super fresh and the service is superb if you come to Mexico City this is your place.

O man, forte was great. Was crowded with people like me — turistas who speaks English. But was surprised to find kimchi avo on the menu. Tamales was delicious, coffee good and people working so pleasant!

High quality espresso drinks, had a latte and a mocha. Paired with their baked goods an absolute treat. Would happily find my way there for a morning (or afternoon) coffee anytime.

I don’t know when the schedule begins but when they have their chocolate concha fresh out of the oven, it’s the best of its kind. Love this spot! Pour overs and all the baked goods. Small but mighty.