This is one of our go-to spots in Ajijic. The food is always solid and the service is very good…read more There's also a lovely second floor balcony with four or five tables for an al fresco dinner.

Highly recommed this CASH ONLY restaurant. The offerings are superior. We always enjoy their…read moresoups and entreés. Please call for reservations...they are almost manditory.

Great food. Lovely tucked away garden restaurant. If you have vegans this place is great. But you…read morecan also have a hamburger!

Everything is fresh and menu is wonderful and incentive. Our favorite place for breakfast/brunch…read more Bullet coffee and Queen Green were wonderful also. Service superb!

It's over priced but convenient. Skippy Peanut butter smooth is $10 USD. I would go to Soriana in…read moreChapala or better yet Costco in Guadalajara.

I would like to thank a couple of special employees at El Torito for making every effort reently…read moreto have water delivered to my house. I',m sorry I don't know your names, but you know who you are! Even though you were busy, you made the effort to set it up. Thank you. I was in a real pinch, without water and although, I had to wait an extra day, the delivery was made and water brought into the house. Also I want to thank the butcher for providing some very fresh and delicious chicken from his case. The eggs are also fresh. People complain about being treated like gringos.... A little compassion goes a long way and maybe if a bigger perspective were seen, there would not be a review that criticizes so much........... pretty often you just get back what you put out there. Gratitude is needed.... Ok, that's all..... I just want people to show more love for one another. Thank you. Mia

This is the best coffee place that I hace found south of Guadalajara. I had been struggling to…read morefind a cafe in Chapala where I live, that is conducive for working. There are just 2 cafes in Chapala, but they are definitely not set up for people to stay a while. And their Internet just sucks! So I traveled all the way over here with the hopes of finding a better place. It's my first time here, and after just 10 minutes, I think that I have found that place. Firstly the cafe is expansive, with plenty of tables and very comfortable chairs for people to sit. Here there are real outlets to plug in your laptop, and really great WiFi so far. I really needed to find a place like this where I can get stuff done, as well as, enjoy a frapuchino and chocolate muffin. The caramel frapuchino that I ordered was around $70 and it's the centi size, quite delicious. We'll see how long this frappuchino takes me, because I usually try to work 8 - 10 hours.

Being from the northwest by import, I'm a died in the wool coffee fan to the point of having home…read moreroasted my own for many years. Our adopted home town, Bellingham WA, has coffee offering ranging from standard to artisan. Cafe Grano Cafe (I know, is it "Coffee Grain Cafe" or is it ""Cafe Coffee Grain" - languages are funny) is as fine an artisan coffee house as I've experienced. Delicious mochas and lattes with fine coffee art, tasty pastries and cakes, and bins of in house roasted coffees to take home for tomorrow. A fellow northwesterner here reviewed the service critically. It wasn't "American standard" for us either, but we came here to chill, and the cadence was fine to us. Accidentally missing an order can happen anywhere and it's always discomforting. Ours was handled nicely and we left delighted and refreshed.

When the tacos aren't hitting that spot and you need a big bowl of pasta and a nice ambience come…read moreto Alex's pasta bar. They have great dishes, I remember getting a carpaccio appetizer that was fantastic, service is on point bathrooms are clean!

The staff was very welcoming. Place very clean and the food top notch. We got the daily special…read morethat was amazing. Cute Italian place in town. I would highly recommend it to anyone

I'm thinking La Paceña might be the nicest restaurant in Riberas. Their menu is elevated, the bar…read moreis beautiful and the ambience is elegant. Their servers are bilingual and the food is beautiful and delicious. Plenty of street parking and I recommend anything off of the cocktail menu and any of their seafood. I've been here a couple of times and it seems to be a top place for lunch and dinner. I love the color scheme, the attentive service and vast menu that really showcases local bites. Highly recommend five out of five will return.

Quite possibly the worst food in Ajijic area. We tried it…read morewith a good sized group and no one enjoyed their meals. We won't be back.

This is absolutely one of the best restaurants in Ajijic and Chapala!…read more The duck was some of the best I've had in my life and the BLT was enormous and absolutely perfectly made. My husband enjoyed it for both lunch and dinner. I understand this restaurant is moving the end of January and I am praying that a new location opens up for them where they will get more business and can be established as they so deserve in this area of so many good restaurants, right in the top five for sure!

Wow! What a GREAT spot in San Antonio!!!! The food is made fresh and is DELICIOUS!!!! Here you can…read moreexpect Mexican food with a healthy, fresh, and modern flare. They are also a bakery and make AMAZING Artisanal breads and desserts. (Make sure to ask to try the bread, or ask for it in instead of the torillas)! The atmosphere is relaxing and inviting. Pictures of this site are a pretty good representation of this restaurant/art gallery! This place is perfect for coming solo for a cup of their well known coffee or to come with a group of friends and share plates. I can't wait to bring my girlfriends here! PLUS I just discovered they have WINE and BEER!!! Ps: make sure to stop by the art store, they have art from famous artists in Mexico and around the USA.

Where to begin, people (me included)when talking about PATRON always frown upon it saying it's an…read moreamerican company but in all reality most big tequila companies are foreign own now a days and even if it they are what I saw made me a PATRON ambassador and after working 30 years in the restaurant business this is my #1 suggested tequila , they are doing things the right way from the growing , harvesting, cooking, fermenting, distilling to the protection of the environment in their compost the size of 10 football fields to their plant of reverse water osmosis this is a company I would love to work for . Their hospitality is fantastic from the minute you arrive to the last minute you are there , food is fantastic they have a private chef which makes the food more upscale , I myself prefer spicy street food but that is just me , their mixiologists ( primadonna bartenders ) are real good and don't mind telling you exactly what or how to make any of their mix margarita or creations fantastic !! Their accomodstions are some of the best I have stayed in huge, eve Netflix on tv , beautiful restroom , room service !! They pamper you while they teach you about their craft what a great way to learn ,the best. They took us to their aging room you can not begin to imagine about 300 barrels of amazing tequila in one room and it was 1 of three!!! We got to hear the founder of PATRON nothing but an ordinary man but we all waited in awe to hear words of the creator of such magical amazing place even myself and I am not usually out of words but this HOMBRE deserves all my respect and admiration for such a amazing vision . I have read my review and and I used the word amazing a lot but the PATRON HACIENDA deserves every single one of my praises and still fall short of such of magnificent trip. My only complaint is that they only let you stay for such small period of time.