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Caldos De Gallina “Granados”BWorth Trying
Av. Universidad 941, Sta Cruz Atoyac, Benito Juárez, 03100 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
· Mexican restaurant, Soup restaurant
· 4.4/5 Google (1774 reviews)
Takeout · Outdoor seating
Beloved street-side chicken broth specialist with generous, budget-friendly bowls, fast turnover, and occasional brusque service; expect crowds and basic seating.
Why it gets a B for overall quality
Caldos De Gallina 'Granados' delivers strong food quality with authentic, deeply flavored chicken broth and generous portions at exceptional value—a beloved neighborhood institution with loyal repeat customers. However, inconsistent seasoning and occasional bony cuts prevent higher grades, while service can be curt despite impressive speed. This is honest, unpretentious street food that excels at what it does, though cramped seating and basic setup limit broader appeal.
Restaurant Summary
On Av. Universidad, this stall hums with fast, bustling energy as bowls of steaming chicken broth land on counters and stools fill up. Reviewers gush that the caldo is comforting and generous: rich broth, chickpeas, rice, and a cut of your choice. Expect lines, quick turnover, and sometimes brusque service that prioritizes speed over small talk. The cooking is traditional rather than flashy: a focused menu built around caldo de gallina, where the pleasure comes from depth of flavor and a satisfying portion at a low price. Regulars advise arriving early if you want breast, since it can sell out. A few diners report occasional bland batches or bony cuts, but most find the experience warm, filling, and wallet-friendly. For families, the simple chicken-and-rice broth is kid-approachable, but seating is basic and space is tight. There is no kids menu, just sizes by cut and broth-only options; consider sharing a bowl. Crowds and stools may be tricky for very young children.
At a Glance
- Deeply flavored, traditional chicken broth with generous portions
- Budget-friendly pricing for a filling meal
- Service can be curt and seating is cramped
- Inconsistent seasoning or bony cuts on some visits
- Lines move fast; arrive early for preferred cuts
What Sets It Apart
- choose-your-cut chicken soup
- fast-moving street stall lines
- generous portions for low price
What People Love
- Satisfying, steamy bowls that feel restorative
- Choice of chicken cut to customize the bowl
- House salsas and condiments to tweak flavor
- Speedy service and quick turnover
Points of Concern
- Occasional bland broth or small meaty yield on certain cuts
- Crowded, with lines and tight seating; expect to eat and go
- Service tone can be brusque or unfriendly at peak times
- Hygiene perception mixed like most street stalls; majority neutral to positive but a few critical reports
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleCounter With Seating
Average Cost$90-$130 per person
ReservationsNot required
What to Order
- Pair a mid-priced cut with soda for MXN 110-130; choose muslo or pechuga for more meat; consider caldo solo if you want a lighter portion
Perfect For
- A quick, comforting meal on a budget
- Late-morning or early lunch near Av. Universidad
- Solo diners who want fast service
- Locals craving classic caldo
Location Insights
Area: Busy urban avenue in Benito Juárez with strong local commerce and commuter flow; practical, everyday dining vibe.
Safety: Generally safe, high foot and car traffic on a main artery; typical urban street cleanliness and noise.
Nearby: Near shops and services along Av. Universidad; metro lines within walking distance; strong neighborhood demand.
Santa Cruz AtoyacSanta Cruz Atoyac is a traditional residential neighborhood with a strong local community feel. The dining scene is characterized by casual eateries, street food stands, and family-run restaurants offering authentic Mexican cuisine, reflecting the everyday tastes of residents.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday07:00–22:00
Tuesday07:00–22:00
Wednesday07:00–22:00
Thursday07:00–22:00
Friday07:00–22:00
Saturday07:00–22:00
Sunday07:00–22:00
Available: Takeout, Outdoor seating
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