For a more unique torta experience, stand in line at this no-frills food stand. There's usually a line, but it moves quickly. Once you order, you'll have your sandwich within seconds. The milanesa sandwich comes with a thin chicken cutlet and all the chilaquiles flavor. If you love spice, get the red sauce. For more mild (but still spicy), get the green sauce. The sandwiches were good and unique, but didn't live up to the hype as much as expected. It's cash only! There's an ATM blocks away.

So I wanted some breakfast and Yelp steered me here with wonderful reviews and tantalizing pictures. I'm not usually a fan of tortas but this definitely changed my mind. On a seemingly random street corner in CDMX, this food stall stands out with their long line and quick service! Speaking minimal (basically no) Spanish, I was still able to order (there is no menu so just go with the Yelp suggestions and order la bombe). Everyone was moving at an amazing pace and basically once you order, you wait at most one minute for your food. They also seem to have a THRIVING delivery service so it was promising to see that as well. Anyway, la bombe with the salsa verde is what I ended up getting and I dream of coming back. It was an explosion of flavors, from the tangy, salsa verde with chilaquiles to the savory and slight spicy carnitas. The torta itself was also very moist and soaked up all the flavors of the filling. Best part, it was like 75 pesos and one def filled me up even though I wish I bought more!

This place is absolutely amazing. Be sure to go early on a week day or something because on weekends, there's typically a really long line from what we saw. My friends brought it back to our place on a Monday morning and we were all wow'd at how good it was. They got two different ones. One with green sauce and the other with red sauce. The three of us split it so that we could try both and thought it was so good. Would absolutely recommend picking up from this stand - you won't be disappointed!

I absolutely loved CDMX, and this little food stand business was one of the best food stops of the trip! I first heard about this place from Mark Wiens on YouTube. It was a little out of the way, so I Ubered over while the rest of my group was getting ready, ordered for everyone, and met them at the bus station for Teotihuacan. Even at 8/9 AM, there was a line, but it moves fast! I ordered three green and two red tortas, and after walking around Teotihuacan for four hours in the dry summer heat, these sandwiches were perfect. It was a little squished and seemingly melted, but the combination of "crispy" chilaquiles, fresh bread, crema, and the crunch from the milanesa made every bite incredible. If I had to pick, I'd say the green was my favorite, but both were yummy. One sad note--while waiting for the bus back, my sister accidentally dropped her sandwich out of its packaging. So if you're taking these to go, be extra careful! Overall, this place is 100% worth the hype. Get there early, grab both red and green to compare, and enjoy one of the best (and most satisfying) street food experiences in CDMX!

The hype is real!! The green salsa is my favorite without meat and with milanesa, both are phenomenal. Come early because they sell out by noon. And even though the line gets long, they serve really fast. A definitely must try when in Mexico City.

If you're in Mexico City, I highly recommend coming here! We came here twice and both times we were extremely lucky with the wait time! We had high expectations and were not disappointed. Honestly one of my favorite foods while in CDMX. We were told to order - "bomba" which is the torta with milanesa, chilaquiles (green or red), crema, and cheese. This will be the first thing I get next time I visit.

La torta de Chilaquiles estaba sabrosa. Tenía una embarrada de frijoles, un pedazo de milanesa, chilaquiles rojos y verdes, queso fresco y crema. Con una estas bien para todo el dia. día. The chilaquiles sandwich was delicious. It had a layer of beans, a piece of milanesa, red and green chilaquiles, fresh cheese and sour cream. One would have you feeling full all day.

The hype is real. Got there at 7:40 this morning and the line started. Got in line about 6 people deep and it moved very quickly. Got "la bomba" and I was not disappointed. I think it's basically everything they have. Pork, chicken, cream, green sauce. The works. All super fresh. Sat in a bench the the park next to the stand and engorged. Loved every bite.

Everyone kept raving about this place from seeing it on YouTube. I didn't see it on YouTube myself and forgot how I even bookmarked this place. But this is a street vendor that is out in the morning 6 days a week. From 8am-Noon. A tent set up by the street light. A line that quickly forms for these tortas. These aren't just any torta's they are filled with chilaquiles, creama, and refried beans. You need to eat these right away because of the freshness from the bread. You get a choice of either green or red sauce. I went with the green. And loved every bite of this sandwich. It gets busy, but the line moves quickly. Glad I was able to try this out on my trip Recommendation: Chilaquiles tortas w/ green verde salsa

I understand why this place is on the top list of all of the street food YouTube channels. At first I thought Chilaquiles on bread - like is carbs on carbs really necessary? Yes, yes it is. I got to have an amazing behind the scenes experience into street food in Mexico City as a tourist. I got there and there was a short line (rare I know), well they ran out of the torta rolls and had to wait for some to arrive so I had some time to take in a few things. First off was the woman behind me who, even though I couldn't understand everything she was saying, sounded like she just lost her puppy because she might not get to have her chilaquiles sandwich. Then came the operational logistics of a prominent food stand. A truck pulled up with an official coca-cola delivery guy that dropped of pallets of soda to the tents. Then I realized they had a sort of kitchen/prep area out of a nearby restaurant. Then finally the delivery of the rolls, they came with like four pallets. It's just crazy to me that this is for a food stand. I ordered one salsa verde one salsa roja (got to try them both duh) both with the chicken cutlet. These guys moved fast. Waiting in line I had time to practice my order in Spanish in my head, but this is a local spot that doesn't fool around. My Spanish came out a bit wrong, I got some looks. (Thank your for your help guy behind me, next time I'll just point). The woman behind me was elated and did a little food dance when she finally got her torta. Which after eating it I totally get it.