Casa Merlos in Mexico City

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Directions to Casa Merlos

Some my think this place is a hidden secret.

Located near Observatorio is Casa Merlos, were the locals that know and enjoy good food from Puebla (a State near Mexico City) also known as birthplace state of the Mexican gastronomy come to taste the original recipes.

If you are a mexican food savvy you will find here the authentic 'mole poblano' and 'chiles en nogada'.

Another recommendation is 'chalupas', and for dessert, the traditional 'natilla' a custard is best accompanied by a coffee pot selection.

All the food is based in traditional recipes from Puebla

This is one of the best secrets kept in the city!

Address: Victoriano Zepeda 80, Col. Observatorio , Mexico City, 11860

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