Hotel Century Reforma in Mexico City

I went here with some of my local friends, who were also visiting this place for the first time.
We were a bit skeptical about going in, but decided to do so anyway.
I am a vegetarian, so I am used to eating only salads, when I am in Mexico.

Surprisingly this place had couple of vegetarian options available.

I had a chance to eat couple of dishes.
1) "Arroz de Lentejas" or "rice with lentils : The rice was well cooked, but it was a bit bland. They do offer spicy green salsa, chopped onions and chopped green chilies. Once I added little bit of all these, the rice tasted very nice. I ended up eating two plates instead of one. I would rate it 4 out of 5.
2) Falafel / Falefel : This dish was very nice and I enjoyed it till last byte. They put pieces of falafel/falefel into Pita bread along with chopped veggies and some sauce. After so long, I had a nice experience of eating something vegetarian and tasty in Mexico city. This one definitely gets 5 out of 5.

The friends I went with had few non vegetarian dishes. And they enjoyed it too. General consensus was, we could visit the place more often.

The best part is, the place offers the food at comparatively low prices. For 4 of us, having proper meal, the total bill was around MXN$350.

Things to note:
-They don't accept cards
-Cash only place
-Seating is limited, not very small but average sitting space.
-You might be skeptical about entering the place, but trust me you won't be disappointed.
-Lime water was very good.
-Very near to many office places so easily accessible even by walk

Definitely recommended for small group of people who want to have something nice and something different from routine food, that too at cheaper rates.