Sanborns Los Azulejos

(Entrées $6)

The Sanborns chain is everywhere in Mexico, but this particular branch knocks them dead with its picturesque 16th century building, tiled in traditional blue azulejos, and a courtyard with a trickling fountain. Sanborns is a popular place; you may have to wait for a table, especially around breakfast time, which is the favorite time of day for eating out in Mexico. The food is typical Sanborns fare but good all the same; molletes, enchiladas suizas and good value breakfast deals abound.

Mon-Sun, 7 a.m.- 1 a.m.

Location:
Francisco Madero 4 with Lázaro Cardenas, Centro
Zócalo, Mexico City, Mexico

Restaurant Types:
Traditional

Atmosphere: Nice view, entertainment / live music

Menu Features:Vegetarian dishes

Bar Features:Full bar, wine / beer, bring your own beer, no alcohol served

Regulations: Yes

Dress Code: Casual

Reservation: Not necessary

Park Options: No

Contact Information:
Zip: 06800

By Lisa Rodan

Created: 04 Jan 2009

Updated: 04 Jan 2009