Service was excellent very attentive and the salad that I had was very good I ordered a fruit drink…read moreand it was perfect I enjoy coming here

Waited 20 mins at bar while bartender washed glasses in front of me, wouldn't acknowledge me and my…read moreattempts to order. Guess she wins, I left without spending anything. Enjoying Haus bistro nearby

Tasty Mexican Japanese fusion menu with decent drink menu. Hugely recommend the tacos de alambre resread more

Apparently this restaurant is something of a chain since my partner's been to the one in Cancun…read more You will have to forgive me but I will never remember the names of the appetizers we had but one was from the Yucatan and the other was "drowned torta". Both were very good. My partner had the tacos served with bone marrow (!) which was also good if not a little bland. I had the chicken chimichurri. Although I loved the french fries and rice, the chicken I felt was overcooked. Chimichurri is Argentine and very flavorful. The atmosphere is hipster and outdoors including the covered areas.

The food and staff were great. The seafood ceviche was amazing and the oysters were delicious. It's…read moremy first time having raw oysters in ceviche. The staff were so attentive and was very understanding with our lack of Spanish. The restaurant was clean and neat and spacious. The prices are comparable and not too expensive since they serve only food from Yucatan region. The pickled veggies and pickled onions added so much flavor to the entree along with the basket of mini bolo rolls and crackers. Would definitely recommend this place if you're ever in Mexico City and don't miss out on the chocolate museum since we got the recommendation for this restaurant from our guide. Take your time to enjoy the food and take in all the flavors.

Best meal we had in Mexico City. Such fresh and tasty flavors we can only dream of in O.C. The…read morestaff was amazing although we were the only tourists there, amongst locals. We were struggling with the spanish only menu but in the end we got what we wanted. The neighborhood is a bit rough but don't let it discourage you. Definitely worth a visit. Remember to taste the super spicy orange color sauce, goes well with tacos.

Beautiful property where you can enjoy traditional music and tasty food. Apparently it used to be…read morethe residence of Hernan Cortes, a Spaniard conquistador. Seating is mostly outdoor in their stunning garden. There are fountains, statues, and gorgeous flowers. Service is polite and super laid-back. They take their time, but I learn it's like that everywhere you go. Quite refreshing. Their large menu consists of traditional Mexican cuisine. I visited around brunch time. I ordered el desayuno veracruzano (breakfast from Veracruz). This meal included a basket of bread, coffee, juice, fruit cocktail, three tacos in bean sauce, chorizo, and cheese. Yes, a lot of food. 4 stars for a great historical property serving some delicious traditional food.

This a beautiful hidden restaurant. Great atmosphere and good food. Good for kids, groups or…read morebrunch.