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Los malvadosB+

C. Cedro 183-Loc A, Sta María la Ribera, Cuauhtémoc, 06400 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico · Restaurant

Small, buzzy choripán-and-baguette spot with standout sauces and friendly vibes, but service can bog down at peak times and breakfast bakes divide opinions.

The verdict

Los malvados delivers solid neighborhood dining anchored by exceptional choripán and baguettes with standout house sauces that justify its reputation among sandwich enthusiasts. However, notable quality variation in breakfast items and service inconsistency during peak times prevents grade A-level performance. The nicely curated design and friendly off-peak service support the grade, but tight seating and brunch-hour bottlenecks limit the overall experience.

About this restaurant

A compact neighborhood spot with a carefully curated look, Los malvados hums with casual, cozy energy. Servers are often warm and quick off-peak, and diners gush about the house sauces. One guest summed it up: "Crisp bread, melty cheese, and that peanut sauce made the sandwich sing." Peak-time brunch can get sticky, though, with long waits and mix-ups reported by several visitors. The cooking leans Latin comfort with an Argentinian wink: choripán and baguettes with quality sausages or steak, bright chimichurri, and a creamy peanut sauce that regulars call a must. Breakfast burritos are crowd-pleasers, but pancakes are divisive, so anchor your order around the sandwiches and sides like corn ribs. Families do fine here thanks to burritos and pancakes, though the latter can be hit-or-miss. Space is tight and lines form at brunch, so arrive early. Expect familiar, kid-friendly flavors like cheesy sandwiches and mild drinks (hibiscus water), with alcohol reportedly limited after late afternoon.

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Location Insights

Area vibe: Traditional neighborhood with cultural spots and growing indie dining; casual, local crowd with weekend influx.

Safety: Generally safe with steady foot traffic on main streets; standard urban vigilance at night.

What's nearby: Near Museo de Geología and Kiosco Morisco; mixed residential and small businesses draw locals and visitors.

Frequently asked

What should I order at Los malvados?

The choripán and Malvado baguettes with the house peanut sauce are the clearest must-orders.

What should I know before going to Los malvados?

It’s casual and compact with tight seating, limited alcohol hours, and weekend brunch waits to watch for.

What's Los malvados like?

A cozy, Instagram-friendly neighborhood spot that buzzes at brunch but calms down earlier.

Opening Hours

Monday14:00–22:00 Tuesday09:30–22:00 Wednesday09:30–22:00 Thursday09:30–22:00 Friday09:30–22:00 Saturday09:30–22:00 Sunday09:30–22:00
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