Where is the best torta in Mexico City?

Based on diner recommendations, the best torta in Mexico City is at Café El Jarocho. We compared 8 restaurants serving torta.

How much does torta cost in Mexico City?

Torta prices in Mexico City range from MXN55.00 to MXN165.00 across 8 restaurants.

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Best Torta in Mexico City

8 restaurants compared

Price range: MXN55.00 – MXN165.00

Avg recommendation: 90%

Top 5 Torta in Mexico City (Quick Answer)

Based on diner recommendations across 8 restaurants:

Café El Jarocho, MXN60.00 (Coyoacán)
Tortas Don Polo, MXN65.00 (Del Valle)
Tortas Don Polo, MXN60.00 (Del Valle)
Salón Corona, MXN165.00 (Centro Histórico)
Tortas Don Polo, MXN70.00 (Del Valle)

Scroll down for detailed comparisons, prices, and diner tips for each restaurant.

All 8 Restaurants Compared

Café El Jarocho

Coyoacán·$

Torta de Milanesa

MXN60.00

Breaded thin-sliced beef sandwich on bolillo roll with avocado, tomato, and lettuce.

Tip: Pair the torta with café de olla — they're meant to go together. The coffee's sweetness balances the rich sandwich.

Tortas Don Polo

Del Valle·$

Torta de Bistec

MXN65.00

Grilled thin-sliced beef, avocado, tomato, and lettuce on bolillo with beans.

Tip: The bistec is a reliable choice. Don't be fooled by the simpler-sounding name — it's still packed with fresh ingredients and the beans are the real star.

Tortas Don Polo

Del Valle·$

Torta de Pollo

MXN60.00

Shredded chicken with avocado, tomato, and chipotle mayo on bolillo.

Tip: If the Cubana feels too heavy, the pollo is a slightly lighter option that still delivers flavor. The chipotle mayo ties everything together.

Salón Corona

Centro Histórico·$

Pastor Torta

MXN165.00

Bolillo roll with al pastor pork, avocado, onion, beans, and fresh chilies.

Tip: Great if you want something more substantial than tacos but still quick and affordable.

Tortas Don Polo

Del Valle·$

Torta de Milanesa

MXN70.00

Breaded and fried thin-sliced beef with fresh toppings on bolillo.

Tip: The milanesa has more textural contrast than the bistec thanks to the breadcrumb crust. Great choice if you want something with a bit more crunch.

La Poblanita de Tacubaya

Escandón·$$

Torta de Milanesa

MXN65.00

Breaded thin-sliced beef on bolillo with avocado, lettuce, tomato, and jalapeños.

Tip: If the cemita feels too massive, the milanesa torta is a more manageable option that still showcases quality ingredients.

Café El Jarocho

Coyoacán·$

Torta Manchego

MXN55.00

Traditional Manchego-style sandwich with chorizo, cheese, and beans on bolillo.

Tip: The Manchego is a great if you want something more robust than the milanesa. The spice from the chorizo carries through the whole bite.

#890% recommend

Tortas Don Polo

Del Valle·$

Torta Cubana

MXN75.00

Monumental sandwich with chorizo, ham, cheese, egg, and avocado on bolillo roll.

Tip: The Cubana is massive — one sandwich can easily feed two people if you're not ravenous. The fried egg is crucial to its character.