Found this restaurant on Yelp, so I decided to take my parents and sister before taking them to the airport.
If you want a quick rundown, I recommend dining at this restaurant. Food, cocktails, ambiance, and service are worth stopping here for lunch or dinner. My only complaints were a couple of steaks we ordered. NY Steak was tough and overcooked because of how it was served, and one ribeye was too salty. However, ALL of the other dishes ordered made up for it!
Ambiance - 5/5 - The restaurant itself is beautiful. Clean and modern. They have two different dining areas - one had more of a daytime feel (which is where we sat), and the dining area was a little darker and had a dinner setting. Underground parking is available in the structure!
Food/drinks - 4/5 - The steaks we ordered, in my opinion, were just okay. We ordered a ribeye (Nacional), and my steak was seasoned a little too heavily with salt. The ribeye was tender and cooked rare, as requested. My mom ordered a NY steak seasoned well; however, it was served on a hot stone which overcooked the meat as she ate it, causing it to become very tough to eat or cut through (It was ordered medium). Plenty of higher-end cuts were available, but we wanted to try other items on their menu.
Complementary salsa, cheese (queso fresco) with an oil drizzle, and some tostadas are brought to the table - all very good. My favorite was the Tostadas de Atun Fresco (Tuna Tostada). I was sad we didn't order more, but we had plenty more dishes to try. It was fresh, light, and drizzled with a zesty oil that brought it all together. First time trying cooked oysters, and that was a yummy experience if you're an oyster fan. I preferred the oyster topped with chili oil, but the garlic oil was also good. The Tacos de Lengua a Las Brasas was tasty, tender, and cooked well. They bring you a tiny cup of the lengua (beef tongue) broth to sip on with a bite of the taco, which I hadn't experienced before. It was great to amplify the flavor of the taco and also delicious on its own. The Gran Pulpo a Las Brasas (octopus) was delicious! It was seasoned well, not tough or chewy, and the presentation was excellent. It is served with small portions of mole that was so good! My sister ordered the Brick Pasta, similar to alfredo pasta. It was finished cooking in a cheese wheel which I thought was a nice touch. Pasta needed a little bit of salt and pepper but overall good flavor. For dessert (because you can't skip dessert), we ordered the Gran Ferrero. Beautiful presentation; this is for you if you are a chocolate lover! It was a bit too chocolaty for me, so a couple of bites were good. They bring flavored fruit icicles at the end - not too sweet and refreshing a treat.
Service - 5/5 - We arrived shortly after opening hours (1:40 pm) and were the first table there. The server, host, and bartender were super attentive & helpful with items on the menu and recommendations. They also showcase the type of steak cuts available, which is neat. I had asked about a cocktail pictured in a Yelp review. The drink was a red martini with a "smoke bubble." The server said it wasn't a specialty drink on their menu, proceeding to say it was a Cosmopolitan and would ask the bartender. The Cosmo sounded good and ordered either way. To my surprise, the bartender brought my drink and added the smoke bubble. I thought that was nice, especially because I didn't expect it. :)
Prices are highly reasonable for the quality, quantity, and presentation of dishes and cocktails. It was 5 of us dining for lunch, and we spent approx. $ 265 USD/ ~$5000 pesos (including ~15% tip). We ordered tostadas de atun, lengua tacos, oysters, octopus, pasta, 3 steaks (2 ribeyes and NY steak), 6 cocktails, and 3 beers.
Overall, it was a great experience and a restaurant I would gladly return to.