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Best bakeries & pastry shops in Mexico City

Mexico City is a large capital with many neighbourhoods, and its bakeries and pastry shops are spread across them. The eight places below range from a long-hours bakery in the Centro to a macaron boutique on Calle Córdoba in Roma, and they show how varied the city's sweet and bread shops can be within a few kilometres of each other.

Some entries are close to the historic core, such as the streets around Independencia and 16 de Septiembre, while others sit further south and west. The guide follows the order of the entries, with the details that were verified for each one.

La Miniatura

La Miniatura is at Independencia 101-Bis, postcode 06010, and is open every day from 06:00 to 22:00. It has a website at laminiatura.com.mx and a phone line on +52 55 5521 8913, so you can check ahead before going.

La Esperanza Tlatelolco

Found at Lázaro Cárdenas 228, postcode 06300, in Tlatelolco. The shop is part of the La Esperanza brand, and it can be reached on +52 55 6285 0480. No opening hours are listed for this branch in our details, so phone before you set out.

Pastelería Ideal

Pastelería Ideal is on 16 de Septiembre at number 18. It opens daily from 06:30 to 21:30, which makes it a good choice for an early pastry. The website is pasteleriaideal.com.mx and the phone number is +52 55 5130 2970.

Le Macaron Boutique - Roma

A French-style macaron shop on Calle Córdoba 125, in the Roma neighbourhood, postcode 06700. No opening hours or phone number are listed for it.

Dulce Pan

Dulce Pan is at Calle Tetela del Oro 14, postcode 15210. It is open Monday to Saturday, from 08:00 to 23:30, and closed on Sundays.

El Moro

El Moro is on Avenida Álvaro Obregón at number 33. Opening hours and contact details are not listed for it.

Fournier Rousseau

Fournier Rousseau has weekday hours from 09:00 to 16:00, and from 09:00 to 17:00 on Friday to Sunday. The phone number is 75735595. No address is listed for this entry.

Panadería Rosetta

A bakery on Calle Havre at number 73. No opening hours or phone number are listed.

Practical notes

Opening hours are given as listed and may change, so it is worth checking the websites of La Miniatura and Pastelería Ideal, or calling ahead, before you travel across the city. Where an address has no postcode or hours, the best route is to ask the shop directly.

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