Efficient ticket purchase process. Seat selection is required during the ticket process…read more Snack selection is sweet and savory. Typically overpriced and limited nutritional content. Purchase process is slow. Customer selection delay is a major delay. Theater seating is comfortable. Overall clean. Toilet facilities are well maintained and operational. Overall pleasant experience. Good entertainment value.

Noche venue. Clean and simple entry. Of there's a lone to enter. The ticket scanners are not…read moreefficient. The que etiquette is typical "free-For-all. Outdated facility. Well maintained and functional. Seating and comfort good. Exit process was organized. Parking exit free-for-all. Congested. Ballet was a good presentation. I liked it.

What's not to love about this place? The exhibits are absolutely jaw-dropping. There are separate…read moresections for dolls, mobile toys, puppets, etc. The colors are amazing, and the amount of work that's gone in to curating this selection is evident everywhere you look. The day I went I was blessed with a local school's 4th or 5th grade class enjoying a field trip. To watch the kids' excitement, wonder, and amazement was thrilling to me. Here are a couple of Pro Tips to enhance your enjoyment: 1) There's a nice patio on the roof that affords a terrific view of San Miguel de Allende. There are tables and chairs and awnings so it's a wonderful place to just sit back, catch your breath, and take in the city's beauty. 2) There's a small garden(?) patio(?) fountain area(?) (not sure what to call it here) on the first level. This, too, is a wonderful place to just catch yourself after the stimulation of the museum. 3) The majority of the description placards are in Spanish. (About 20% are English and Spanish both.) But here, Google Lens / Google Translate is your New Best Friend. I leaned heavily on this crutch to both learned a great deal, and to learn a few new Spanish phrases. Finally, I have to recommend the staff: Every single one I encountered seemed to have made it their personal mission that I enjoy everything the museum has to offer.

This was a very pleasant surprise. I didn't expect much from the descriptions, but it was way more…read moreinteresting than I thought it would be. There are multiple floors and rooms, each one with an interesting theme, e.g., miniatures, dolls, masks, etc. I kinda expected some old, broken down toys, but this was really a cultural museum. Definitely worth a visit when in SMdA.

It was great, the food was good, and everything was incredibl, I only wish I could have remembered…read morethe song in the guitar hero machine, it was, nice and the service was pretty good, but it took a little while for the workers to get to me, even when I was the only person waiting to get prizes, but it was most likely because of the birthday party happening, overall, great experienc.

Chuck E. Cheese has opened in Querétaro! The pizza and arcade place Where A Kid Can Be A Kid has…read moreopened its doors across the street from opulent mega mall Antea. It's all here, almost: the pizza, the video games, skeeball, the Chuck E. costume, the ticket muncher, the salad bar, and singin' and rockin' Chuck E. Cheese band. I spent my very first couple of birthdays at Chuck E. Cheese, so I'm mostly glad to see a piece of my childhood in the city that I love, even though the Americanization of Querétaro and Mexico in general continues through this new wave of US-based chains that have opened in the country in the last couple of years. But I digress. The expanding franchise has brought all the goods. You can expect to see the combos of pizza, soda, and tokens, the many games that eat your tokens making you call an attendant, and Chuck E. Cheese coming out every hour to 'make it rain'. The pizza is OK. It is no secret that the chain has been trying to keep up with technological advancements that have encompassed hours of entertainment into a small screen, and that it has also suffered a decline in its quality and service, but the Mexican branch of operations offers something that was almost non-existent in the market. That being said, I would think that the pizza served here is still inferior to the one served in the US, but it is still good enough to serve as a more than apt snack between playing the arcade games. Before this opinionated list of personal reflection on the effects of capitalism gets too long, I'll present these final thoughts: Chuck E. Cheese is still a good place to get some pizza, have some fun, relive old memories or make new ones. Bienvenido a Querétaro!

Does not accept dollars.. the old man behind the bar was rude and extremely arrogant.. bad…read moreattitude.. don't waste your time here if your a tourist.. bad place

This was a fun bar to go to. We had the best cocktails and the manager and staff were so friendly…read more It's small and quaint, with fun music and very energetic.

Very nice museum. They check your large bags. The best part is the historic building. It was truly…read morebeautiful. They also have a clean bathroom for all to use. We really enjoy the exhibits over the ages. Many more new art instillations then I anticipated.

The Museo de Arte is a fun stop on Querétaro. The building's pretty (I felt like taking photographs…read moreof this more than the art on display), the collection's fun to view, and the staff are friendly. At the time there was a modern gallery featuring some Rivera works, and a gallery with Spanish Americas-era art. All told, we were able to walk through the museum in less than an hour. But, the price was free! You can't beat that.

The food and cocktails were great! We watched live music and the ambiance was amazing. The service…read morewas top notch.

Amazing dinner and outrageously exquisite musical performance from Gil Gutierrez…read more The four-course meal was delivered promptly and it was superb.

Love this place. Manager Mitch Cedillo was professional and available for us at all…read moreTimes. Location is amazing . Recommend this place highly.

Country Club under construction. Good future. Nice snack bar at the public pool…read more Reasonable cost.