POMPEYO FONDA RESTAURANTE - 06470 Ciudad de México

Very good place, very good food and very good prices. Also very good service.

It's always delicious to go eat Pompey! Cheap and rich, although I confess that breakfast is my favorite! This last time I went to eat around 5 o'clock and I no longer had a menu... I ordered a roasted breast that the vdd was super simple, I didn't have flavored water or garnishes... But I understand that it arrives at the closing. I recommend not going so close to closing. Of all the previous times I recommend 100%

When I got to this place I was hungry and wanted to eat something delicious and homemade, seeing that they served Aztec soup or Tlalpeño broth as soup and not as a main dish surprised me, but I was surprised later when I ordered the Aztec soup already To tell the truth, I did not know if I was eating birria or a spicy soup with chips since the ingredients were soaked and the broth was very liquid, they gave me a basket of bread that did not go with the aforementioned broths, they were very rich but I had nothing to do with it. see with what he ate at that time. We ordered Swiss enchiladas that they didn't have anything from Switzerland, they were tortillas with sauce and chicken that luckily they knew had to be cooked previously before making the enchiladas and a huarache that ended up being "a salad with meat served on a very fine tortilla" yes The vegetables they used would have been of quality, I would not have complained but you could taste the excess of disinfectant and the time it had been refrigerated. The garnishes they serve gave more flavor to something that had had a decomposition time, we asked for rice and puree, the puree was rotting from the milk they used and the rice tasted like what I was eating in some very remote place in Chimalhuacán (which at least I know what it tastes like). I WOULD LIKE TO SAY THAT water was what took away the taste of dirty dishes but it was my surprise when I found out that a glass of water costs 30 pesos and refill 18, this is not a street kitchen or a restaurant, no It deserves to be called an inn, REALLY THE WORST FOOD LOCAL I HAVE EVER VISITED. As a recommendation, I can say that there are smaller and less luxurious places on the street where the cotobusa is taken and it is cheaper and good, they care more about whether you like the flavor or not. I DO NOT RECOMMEND IT.