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Welcome To Peltre Lonchería (Polanco)
Peltre Lonchería (Polanco) is a charming café located at the intersection of Horacio and Petrarca in Mexico City. Renowned for its burgers and abundant selection of Mexican pastries, this spot offers a cozy ambiance, making it ideal for breakfast, lunch, or a relaxing coffee break. Customers rave about their delicious pan de muerto and the impressive almond croissants, lovingly dubbed “croissant de marzapan.” The service is warm and patient, enhancing the delightful dining experience. With natural juices and oversized coffee cups, Peltre Lonchería stands out as a must-visit for locals and travelers alike, combining flavor with a welcoming atmosphere.
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Peltre Lonchería (Polanco)
Located at the bustling corner of Esquina Horacio and Petrarca in Polanco, Peltre Lonchería (Polanco) is a delightful haven for burger enthusiasts and breakfast aficionados alike. This charming spot radiates warmth, offering a welcoming ambiance that's perfect for anyone looking to indulge in a casual yet memorable dining experience in the heart of Mexico City.
Their menu tantalizes the palate with a variety of options but truly shines when it comes to burgers. While patrons rave about the burgers, the breakfast selection also garners significant praise. From the moment you step in, the aroma of freshly brewed coffee mingles with the scent of traditional Mexican pastries. Brian Schrock's delightful experience highlights the café's prowess, especially with their pan de muerto, a seasonal treat revered by many. This approval speaks volumes about the culinary craftsmanship at Peltre.
One cannot overlook their impressive coffee offerings, consistently praised for their quality. Dennis Dyck affirms that the café provides a reliable cup of coffee that pairs perfectly with their selection of conchas, a fluffy and sweet pastry worth the indulgence. Whether you’re searching for a cozy space to enjoy breakfast or a calming spot to sip coffee, Peltre Lonchería has you covered.
Another gem on their menu is the croissant de marzapan. As highlighted by Angelica's thoughtful review, its generous size and delightful flavors are the perfect exception to her gluten-free routine. While others might lean toward traditional breakfast staples, the exquisite baked goods present here offer a diverse culinary experience that showcases the region's rich pastry heritage.
From hearty dishes like huevos rancheros to the crowd-favorite salmon on toast, customer feedback denotes a general satisfaction, despite minor hiccups with sogginess in some items. The overall prices remain reasonable, catering to a variety of budgets, and the service is often noted for its friendliness, making every visit pleasant.
With its clean establishment and spacious interior, Peltre Lonchería (Polanco) invites guests to linger longer—perfect for remote work or a casual meet-up with friends. While some reviews mention room for improvement in specific areas, the overall experience at this café exemplifies a successful blend of quality, service, and ambiance. One can only imagine how the pancakes, described by Oscar Chao as “big and good,” vie for attention on a bustling morning.
In essence, Peltre Lonchería (Polanco) stands out not only for its delectable offerings—from burgers to breakfast delights—but also as a space where comfort meets culinary innovation. This is undoubtedly a must-visit for anyone traversing the vibrant streets of Polanco. Don't miss this culinary gem on your next culinary adventure!
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“ A great cafe on a corner. We had breakfast and coffee there, and got to try their excellent pan de muerto. The staff was very friendly and patient. ”
“ Peltre is a great spot! The coffee is always on point, and they have a solid selection of Mexican pastries—the conchas are definitely worth trying. Whether you’re grabbing breakfast or just relaxing with a coffee, I highly recommend you check it out if you’re in the city! ”
“ I usually eat gluten-free due to an autoimmune issue*, but I have a weakness for almond croissants, which I sometimes make an exception for, so they have to be really good for it to be worth the infraction. This one was pretty good. Here they call them “croissant de marzapan”. It was generous in size. When it arrived it felt a bit hard to the touch, it was already 1pm after all, so I asked for it to be warmed briefly which did the trick. The pastry was delicious, buttery, light and flaky. The “marzapan” however was way too sweet for my taste. More sugar than almond. All in all yummy enough to eat 2/3rds if it. I tried to find something like a small flat white or a small cappuccino on the menu as I don’t like my coffee very milky, especially when UHT milk is the standard, which is the case all over Mexico. Their smallest cups are huge. They offer a cortado, which is similar to a macchiato. I explained to the waiter what I wanted, a double shot coffee with a small amount of milk, like a piccolo, and they got it right. The green juice is delicious! It feels like just the thing I need to stay healthy during my travels. I appreciated the excellent and friendly service and extra effort to satisfy the foreigners special requests. I look forward to trying the many delicious looking dishes on the menu. Lot’s of typical Mexican dishes, like sopes con nopales, chilaquiles, sopa de tortilla, etc. The ambiance is modern and clean. A few people on laptops, a large family group having a late breakfast, some people sitting outside for coffee. Wifi is good! I was given a code for 2hrs free Wifi. (*Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis, yes, eating gluten-free helps and has allowed my thyroid antibody levels to return to normal) ”
“ Solid place. As expected, the food is delicious. The service is subpar compared to other locations. ”
“ OMG! Big, Good, and good customer service. The other's table the pancakes were huge! Clean place. Natural juices, and coffee cups are the size of bowls. I will be back for those pancakes . ”