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Real del BarroB

casi esquina, Hamburgo, Praga 222, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico · Oaxacan restaurant, Mexican restaurant · Nueva Anzures

Destination for Oaxacan moles and brunch near Reforma with friendly staff and mixed service/value reports; great if you love mole, less so if you dislike touristy pricing.

The verdict

Real del Barro delivers solid food quality anchored by rich, traditional Oaxacan moles and an educational sauce sampler that justifies the destination appeal for regional Mexican enthusiasts. However, inconsistent execution—with underseasoned or dry proteins appearing alongside standout dishes—combined with variable service attentiveness and isolated food safety concerns prevent a higher grade. While the colorful, attractive setting near Reforma appeals to travelers, moderate uncertainty due to review authenticity patterns makes it difficult to fully trust all reported quality metrics.

About this restaurant

Steps from Reforma, Real del Barro delivers a colorful room and staff who often feel warm and attentive. Diners rave about rich Oaxacan sauces and brunch plates, while a few grumble about slow checkouts and bill hiccups. However, there are some review authenticity concerns - some review patterns are consistent with solicited or influenced feedback. The kitchen leans traditional Oaxacan with mole-focused cooking rather than cheffy theatrics. Expect tasajo, tlayudas, and chapulines, plus a sampler to compare sauces. When it clicks, the sauces sing; when it misses, proteins can run dry or undersized for the price. Best suited to travelers exploring regional Mexican flavors near Reforma. For families, the brunch menu makes this kid-friendly enough. Hot cakes, french toast, molletes, and simple eggs are on hand, alongside mild chilaquiles. Adventurous kids can nibble tlayuda or guacamole, but chapulines are optional. Portions for sides can be small, so consider adding an extra dish for sharing.

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Location Insights

Area vibe: Busy Reforma/Zona Rosa area with tourists, office workers, and nightlife; lively streets and mixed-price dining.

Safety: Generally busy and well-patrolled near Reforma; normal urban precautions at night.

What's nearby: Near Paseo de la Reforma, hotels, offices, and Chapultepec attractions; strong tourist and business traffic.

Opening Hours

Monday07:00–21:00 Tuesday07:00–21:00 Wednesday07:00–21:00 Thursday07:00–22:00 Friday07:00–22:00 Saturday07:00–20:00 Sunday08:00–20:00
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