AVOID!!! I would negative stars, but in order to write a…read morereview, one has to leave a minimum of one star. The service was surly, rude, and unfriendly. The drinks were TINY and twice the price of other establishments. Although the place has ambiance and character, it's simply not worth enduring the terrible, rude service and overpriced, shabby drinks. Guanajuato is a lovely city, and the entire trip apart this dump, was a pleasant experience. The Clave Azul does a hug disservice to a Guanajuato- DO BETTER!

Gorgeous little gem! A must while visiting Guanajuato. Customer service was impeccable, food…read moredelectable, environment was superb and the architecture is like no other. Take a walk around the property; it's a tiny little thing with huge character. It was a lovely experience.

Expansive place with big screen TVs, rooms for conversation, and cool artwork. Very friendly staff…read more-- the bartender will mix you a delicious mezcal cocktail and explain things in English, if needed. They provide popcorn with the drinks and they offer tasty appetizers. I will be back to try more!

Just hopped in for a beer and light lunch. Nice ambience with two large balconied windows facing a…read morebustling plaza. After finishing my lunch they kept treating me with different munchies and I asked for more drinks. A very nice place.

I liked the relaxed atmosphere and the rock music. I had some Pulque and it is now my new favorite…read morebeverage!

Short: Super slow but friendly service, with great micheladas and decent food. Rooftop access but…read moreno real good view. ------ Full: First time experience, the reviews left me craving a visit. Stopped by at 3:30pm and greeted at the door with a big smile. Walked up 3 floors of a completely empty restaurant and escorted to the rooftop terrace where we were sadly left at the table for more than 20 minutes without any attention. Just about to leave, the waitress is heard running up the steps to apologize to us. Their Micheladas single handedly saved this Yelp review because they were perfect. I'm very picky on about my micheladas. Alitas were absolutely delicious and nachos were great for Mexican nachos. Had to ask for serviettes. Prices were reasonable, and food was enjoyable. But the slow as molasses service left me ready to leave before I even got a drink order.

Being from hipster Brooklyn, I am always looking for a great spot to grab a drink and to just sit…read moreback and absorb the atmosphere. I am so happy I found this place! I love Antik Café! My favorite spot to grab a drink in all of Mexico. The vibes are cool, a lot of cool, local art -- you have to go upstairs and check out the crazy wood dragon sculpture! Also they have great music, each time I've come there's been awesome live music, from rad local punk bands, to chill, soothing acoustic sets. Also the staff is top notch! So kind, very patient with my limited Spanish, we ended up having awesome conversations! Jonny (the owner) gave me a crash course in the proper way to truly experience and appreciate Mezcal. Also they have great food and coffee!

The Bar Luna is situated around the garden park near the beautiful Chirch. The six of us sat on the…read morepatio facing the garden with its strolling guitarists and Mariachis. Cervezas, mango margaritas and tequila shots started us off after walking from the spectacular funicular and views of the city into the old city. We received a nice gratis plate of jicama and cucumbers with Chile and then we ordered a delicious and outrageously cheesy queso fundido with chips served with rojo and verde salsa. I ordered the tuna, avocado and mango ceviche which had an incredible amount of cubed tuna. It was not a light ceviche at all but had a nice smoky lime flavor to the fish on the crunchy large corn tortillas. There was so much fish and with the other appetizers I couldn't even finish it. This joint was a nice respite before heading over to the Casa de Diego Rivera.

Very friendly service. Ordered the chicken fajitas, which…read morewere good, especially with the green salsa they serve on the side. Nice touch that guacamole is served with the fajitas (not so in the US!). They also serve cucumber slices with Tajin--nice alternative to chips and salsa. My margarita was good, too, though I did ask for blended and I'm not sure if they don't have an actual blender or if I miscommunicated about what I wanted. It was served more with crushed ice.

Food was great, staff were friendly and attentive, wonderful location in the heart, and to top it…read moreoff they had a very talented musician setting the ambiance. I would definitely recommend this place on a weekend night and will be back.

Food is bland and could have better ingredients. The portions are small and could be a bit bigger…read moreconsidering the price. Service could be better. You pay for the ambiance.

Visited this bar a couple of times in 2006. Then it seemed more of a crusty locals bar, despite…read moreit's location in the historical district. Now I understand it is frequented more by a younger, maybe even college crowd. The folks I met were very friendly and eager to describe the place, supposedly named for a mine fire. Many of the bar's clients at that time were local miners. In 2006 I'm not sure whether it was suitable for ladies. I will definitely go in there again. Also near Mercado Hildago there is a bar called the "Ladies Bar" which I liked, and another miner's bar on the Paseo Embaradoras; both which seemed to be locals bars. No bands or anything, just a bunch of us old farts sitting and drinking. I'm 64, so take that into consideration. El Incendio is in a safe area not to far from el jardin.

Man this place was awesome!!!! Live Music and the food was just fantastic! We literally walked in…read moreafter a really dangerous torrential downpour. I said, man why are we eating Italian in Mexico? Man I ate my words? Food was awesome!!!

Without a doubt a great place to enjoy both a casual or a formal meal…read more Great atmosphere, simple yet great decor, good music selection and wonderful service. Foodwise, the breakfast menu is well diversified so you can taste traditional or contemporary dishes for a fair price. The menus for lunch and dinner have mostly contemporary dishes and get pricier but the price is well justified for the quality and portions they serve. During weekends they usally have live music so you can enjoy a nice drink from the bar and relax.

Excellent pizza, delicious salmon, succulent grilled veggies, yummy pina coladas. You won't regret…read morechoosing this restaurant. Cool ambiance too. Steps from main plaza.

Well I hope the owners see this, because this place has some awesome potential ... but fell short…read moretonight. If you're in town, this place is worth checking out if just for the ambiance and excellent margaritas. Pros: Great feeling and decor. Really a place that feels spacious, up-scale and hip Jazz on weekends Service was good Food presentation was visually very nice Cocktails were great (I had a Margarita) Cons: Menu sounded good but execution was clumsy for our taste. It was disappointing because they obviously used high-quality ingredients. For example in the Pasta with cream sauce and salmon, there was too much of a sour note (citrus or vinegar, I assume) which made the combination of flavors just not work. I've had seafood / curry-based pastas that were excellent and balanced, but this wasn't one of them. Similarly, the Arranchera was good but the combination of flavors wasn't balanced (not enough salt and bitter, too much sour). Bottom line is that there is a lot to like about this place, but if the food isn't 5-star then the restaurant can't be 5-star in my book. But I can tell the owners have put a lot of money into making this place look and feel fantastic, with good staff and high-quality ingredients. But sadly I'd say the execution of the dishes was not on-par tonight.