On our final day of our short visit to Queretaro, we wanted a light and breakfast. We opened Yelp…read moreand found Cafe Breton, a cafe with French inspired cuisine. We started with mimosas which our waitress, Laura, told us we're 2 for the price of 1. YES, please! Laura came back with the pastry tray (pictured) and I chose the napoleon-style dessert. Then I ordered the "Petite Dejeuner" ("small breakfast"). My wife ordered the mushroom and spinach omelette. My petite breakfast was large - boiled egg (I requested hard boiled), jam, delicious crusty bread, emmentel cheese, Swiss cheese, a juice made fresh from carrots, rosemary, and other other goodies, ham, yogurt, muesli, honey, salad, house made salad dressing, fresh fruit, and more! The omelette was huge and had great flavor. It also came with some of the fresh juice and fresh fruit. SIDE NOTE: I watched as other plates were delivered to tables, and everything looked beautiful. We sat upstairs in the covered area, but there is also a downstairs area with seating if prefer to avoid the steps. Laura, was an outstanding waitress. She gave a good review of the menu, and made wonderful suggestions. She was very patient and helpful as I practiced my ordering in Spanish. I nearly forgot!! We took a slice of pear and almond tart to go. We plan to enjoy it during our bus ride to San Miguel de Allende. If you've not visited Cafe Breton, go get a table NOW! Thank me later with a juice or a cup of coffee!

Chic french inspired cafe. Fast & Friendly service. The dishes that my family and I ordered were…read moredelicious! 100% recommend

This downtown restaurant has a small menu, but has variety. There's a main seating area to the…read moreright, with a central area for larger parties. You are offered bread and pan, of which you are charged by the piece if you take it. Staff is just okay. Menu prices are pretty good. I got the chilaquiles rojos with egg. The egg was fine, the chips were on the soggy side, and the sauce wasn't spicy and was a little watery. The beans were okay though. Overall, just okay.

Long before the Bisquets de Obregón made its first and second attempts to establish themselves in…read moreQuerétaro, being the latter their triumphant return to the city, there has been a sleepy little eatery along Pino Suárez in El Centro, offering freshly baked Mexican-style biscuits with café lechero since 1989. This is a humble spot that has remained unchanged for many years. Plastic tables and chairs are still used for the restaurant's furniture, the no-fuss service is still as quick and efficient in the morning, and the tray of freshly baked pan dulce still arrives at the table along with glasses ready to be filled to the rim with hot coffee and milk. The menu is straightforward traditional Mexican breakfast, nothing fancy but very satisfying. The pastries, and the biscuit specially, are the perfect accompaniment to those brisk Querétaro mornings. This a perfect stop for a quick and very accessible breakfast in this part of town.

Excellent food and really friendly staff and very helpful. English menus for those of us with…read morereally poor Spanish lol. Oh my the tacos are awesome I haven't been able to get Quesabirra since a trip to Villahermosa years ago. So good. Great prices and really amazing selection. Good music clean and bright.

Mama Miaaaaa!!! The food here is exquisite! I love when you able to smell how good the food in as…read morethe ambiance. When you walk in you're greeted by friendly host and say at a table. We were centered in the middle of the restaurant where we could see everything. Ou waitress came over with a basket of sauces and we dug in! I'm a spicy girl so anything verde is home for me. I ordered three steak and cheese tacos (10/10) with a mango margarita (10/10) and three steak and cheese tacos to go with everything. These tacos are soooo freaking good my mouth is watering as I'm typing ! If you can this is the place to be the food is amazing! Customer service is amazing and when you leave you ring the bell and the whole restaurant screams adios!!!!

Unbelievable setting - with the patio right on the plaza. It was so beautiful at Christmas time…read morewith the lights. Food and drinks and dessert were all great. Service was also excellent. The kids said their hamburger was spicy, which I think might have actually been the house made ketchup.

Service was great. Outdoor steaming was placed great. Live music and a delightful touch…read more Food: Chicken mole- had great flavor, however the chicken was very dry and the portion was very small Cheese enchiladas- everything was cool well and very flavorful. I will say that the potatoes, carrot and the radish where not necessary. A side of beans or rice would have been just fine.

Pretty decent Mediterranean cuisine! Wasn't a huge fan of the lamb kebabs but the chicken was…read moreseasoned pretty good.

I was pleasantly surprised by this place, especially the live piano and violin players on a Sunday…read moremorning. The entrance isn't obvious from the main street. You need to turn into what appears to be a driveway. The entrance is toward the back on the left, where you'll be greeted by a valet. I'm not sure if it's open parking at certain times, but valet was the only option on Sunday morning. The food, service and ambiance were all 5 stars. Lots of art on the walls, all apparently for sale. The fresh pastries were tough to choose from, I opted for the cinnamon roll with dried cranberries. It had the perfect consistency: just the right amount of gooey center to contrast with the outer edges, which were more baked and a little tougher. The dried cranberries were a bit of an overload, which made it sweeter than it needed to be or should have been, but those were easy to pick out. The frittata was delicious, but way too much cheese. I left a good hunk off to the side to spare myself from serious fatigue upon exiting, assuming I would have been able to stand up on my own accord. The refill coffee was the only thing that was really, really bad. But, they offer Americano from the machine for an extra $5 MXN. Just go with that and skip the unlimited refills on the drip pot option.

A new social gathering place has emerged in Alamos. As the newer generation of restaurants begin to…read moretry to establish their mark in the city, socialites are beginning to take notice looking for the next big thing that will permit them ask the question "Have you been?". Such endeavor has established Josefa as one of the hottest eateries to be in around town; locals flocking to this chic restaurant to get a taste of what's new and worthy. As Ave. Industralizacion continues to grow into a gastronomic corridor, Josefa joins breakfast favorites Moser and Almozero in this small stretch of the street. While the restaurant is open all day the only food offered is breakfast and operates only as a cafe in the evening. The place offers a loungey vibe: dark colors, dimly lit and an industrial decor that make the restaurant feel trendy and jovial. The menu displays a somewhat mixed identity composed of paninis, Mexican and French breakfast dishes, and even a burrito in typical Tex-Mex fashion that has gained local following. However, this is the type of restaurant where the atmosphere is better than the food. Service can be sketchy at times depending on the hour, most of the dishes are hit or miss, coffee is bitter and almost astringent, and the pastries are good but nothing special. Still, the place gets packed almost every day thanks to the pleasant aesthetics and its socialite standing. Josefa has become a mainstay among the new breakfast restaurants in Querétaro. A good place for food if you know what to choose, but even a better place to go with good company and enjoy the special ambience that is created in restaurants in this beautiful country.

Extremely nice ambiance, excellent service and very good food. Came here twice for breakfast and…read morewill gladly come back again when I return to Queretaro.

Finding decent Tacos Al Pastor in Querétaro can be a daunting and weary endeavor, that is if your…read morepalate has been spoiled by Mexico City's Al Pastor tacos. You will find many taquerias in Querétaro, nearly all of them offering Tacos Al Pastor, but only a few are able to offer a good-tasting taco, and even less will amaze you with their mastery in building their trompo, both in shape and flavor. These guys have their Al Pastor figured out. Packed with flavor, perfectly balanced seasoning, juicy, and a bit crispy, the Al Pastor here might be a contender for the best in the city. Try it as a taco, or in quesadilla or gringa form if you enjoy hot and gooey cheese. Their tortas, as simple as they may be, are also tasty. In short, their Al Pastor is great delivered in every form. The other meat options on their menu are fantastic as well. The tripa is great in taste and texture, which has become a rare sighting in taquerias. The suadero and cabeza are also delicious and great options to accompany your Al Pastor and elevate your taco count. The service is also incredibly fast; even on their busiest nights you'll be able to get your tacos in less than a couple of minutes, and you can count on them being very busy on most nights. This is a great taqueria in this part of town, definitely worth trying once or twice or thrice.

If your in Querétaro this is a MUST place to visit!!! Super clean, fresh meat every day!! The…read morequesadillas are the best and the salsa is amazing. Everyone I'm in town I go visit every single day I'm in town.

The food is spectacular. We got Argentine steak, milanesa, and empanadas. The quality of the food…read moreare great and tasty. The restaurant environment is fancy and nice. It's a very expensive place. If you want to dress up and eat fancy, this is a great place. Other than that, it'll drain your money.