La Güera Tortas de Chilaquiles

"La Esquina del Chilaquil is a beloved street food stall located at the corner of Alfonso Reyes and Tamaulipas in Mexico City’s Condesa neighborhood. Renowned for its indulgent tortas de chilaquiles, this spot has become a must-visit for both locals and tourists seeking an authentic taste of Mexican comfort food.  The signature offering, often referred to as a “bomba,” features a crusty bolillo roll generously filled with layers of refried black beans, crispy chicken milanesa, or cochinita pibil, and a hearty serving of chilaquiles drenched in either red or green salsa. Topped with crema and crumbled cheese, this sandwich delivers a symphony of flavors and textures that satisfy even the most robust appetites."

@drewmillum28

"Type: Street Food Colonia: Colonia Neighbourhood: Condesa Address: Alfonso Reyes 139 City: Ciudad de México Concatenated Address: Alfonso Reyes 139, Colonia Condesa, Ciudad de México Link: https://la-esquina-del-chilaquil.res-menu.com/ Rating: 10"

@mcmullers

"Fila muy larga Nunca pedir dos rojos con milanesa es god"

@jaimesomohano

"Torta de chilaquiles (Sandwich incroyable)"

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"Arriver tot, line up et close à 13h"

@ludovicpilon

"@carlixto. Desayuno clásico. Cola pero rápido. Torta de chilaquiles con milanesa. 8/10"

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"Un des stands de tortas les plus emblématiques de la ville. Prendre la torta chilaquiles de cochinita !"

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"Torta Chilaquiles With Chicken Milanesa"

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"tortas de chilaquiles, puestito y aller tôt le matin "

@chloe.hamard1

"From NYT top choice. Pour goûter leur torta chilaquiles"

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"Recommended by Bella’s boss. “Best street tacos. Big line”"

@jerrydino

"Via Mark Wiens / there will always be a line up and by 9am there won’t be any green salsa left, haha"

@chloe.brossard

"It’s little more than a tent on a corner in La Condesa but they’re one of the most famous street vendors in Mexico City."

@marine.dadoun

"Torta de chilaquiles 8-13h"

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"Street food - chilaquiles torta"

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"Most famous chilaquiles in the city"

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"The most famous chilaquiles in the city come from this little street stall in Condesa. Get here early because the line snakes around the block and you’ll usually wait about 30 minutes, so make sure you don’t join the queue when you’re already hungry. It’s worth the wait, though. These chilaquiles come in a bread roll and topped with some of the most delicious meat and sauces that I’ve had anywhere on the street in Mexico. The milanesa is my personal go-to here. It’s a morning spot and they sell out fast, so rise early and fill your belly with this heavy breakfast before you head out exploring for the day."

@thsbrown1

"Very heavy sandwich but a classic"

@keijsophie

"Tortas and chilaquiles mixed !"

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"From Netflix Heavenly Bites Mexico City. Chilaquiles and Milano tortas."

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"Torta de chilaquiles a llevar"

@mexicofoodlover