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Zacatecas 126, Roma Nte., Cuauhtémoc, 06700 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico · Restaurant · Roma Norte

Beautiful courtyard spot in Roma with creative Mexican dishes and strong cocktails; excellent atmosphere and many standout plates, but service speed and occasional inconsistencies can frustrate on busy nights.

Our take

Broka delivers solid A-grade performance through creative, well-executed contemporary Mexican cuisine and an exceptional colonial courtyard setting that justifies its reputation as a Roma destination. However, inconsistent execution during peak service and documented slow pacing prevent higher standing, while moderate review authenticity concerns add slight uncertainty to the assessment. Best experienced during quieter service windows when the kitchen's creativity and the courtyard's magic shine without operational strain.

In more detail

Tucked behind a modest doorway, Broka opens to a lush colonial courtyard that feels warm and romantic. Servers are generally kind and the vibe is unhurried; one guest said it felt like a place to linger over a long conversation. However, there are some review authenticity concerns noted by a few outliers and a handful of mixed experiences, so take raves with a bit of context. The cooking leans contemporary and produce-driven, with creative Mexican twists rather than strict tradition. Think rib eye tacos with hoisin-ginger notes, vegan ceviches, and shareable baked cheeses. Most diners praise bold flavors and the guacamole-taco axis, while a minority report uneven pacing or the occasional miss on complex mains like tagines. Families will find several items kids actually eat—tacos, milanesa, and simple pastas. That said, some sauces are adventurous and heat levels vary, so ask for guidance. No dedicated kids menu mentioned; portions can be generous, and service is calmer early evening.

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Location Insights

Area vibe: Trendy Roma Norte: leafy streets, design-forward cafes, galleries, and cocktail bars; caters to locals and visitors.

Safety: Generally safe, lively foot traffic evenings; typical urban awareness recommended late night.

What's nearby: Near Colima/Álvaro Obregón corridors, boutique shops, bars, art spaces; residential blocks interwoven with eateries.

Frequently asked

What should I order at Broka?

Standouts include a gooey baked Camembert, guacamole, and the rib eye or duck tacos, with mains like picaña and trucha available at higher price points

What should I know before going to Broka?

It's a smart-casual courtyard spot where reservations and rideshare are practical, but service can slow down on busy nights

What's Broka like?

A lush colonial courtyard with stained glass creates a warm, romantic setting that still maintains a lively, conversational energy

Opening Hours

Monday17:00–23:00 Tuesday Wednesday17:00–23:00 Thursday17:00–00:00 Friday17:00–00:00 Saturday10:00–00:00 Sunday10:00–21:00
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