We were feeling a bit hungry and noticed this spot. We went in and were escorted upstairs to a nice…read morelittle dining area that was clean, yet rustic and gives historic vibes as if you're being transported back 100 years. The menu is simple and so is the kitchen. You can tell they are focused in on what they are good at and they are very good at it. Service is fast and friendly. The food is yummy and the drinks are cold! The Jamaica wasn't too sweet. I like it no sugar but this was much less sweet than some other places I have had it. I love Mexico! It's my home away from. I'll definitely come back. My daughter absolutely mopped her plate clean and then jokingly said she didn't like it. Haha ----------- Teníamos un poco de hambre y notamos este lugar. Entramos y nos escoltaron arriba a un pequeño y agradable comedor que estaba limpio, pero rústico y da vibraciones históricas como si te estuvieran transportando 100 años atrás. El menú es sencillo y la cocina también. Se nota que están enfocados en lo que son buenos y son muy buenos en ello. El servicio es rápido y amable. ¡La comida es deliciosa y las bebidas están frías! El Jamaica no era demasiado dulce. Me gusta sin azúcar, pero este era mucho menos dulce que en otros lugares en los que lo he probado. ¡Me encanta México! Es mi hogar lejos de. Definitivamente volveré. Mi hija limpió absolutamente su plato y luego dijo en broma que no le gustaba. Jaja

Pudiera haber dado 5 estrellas pero su actitud es de "aquí estoy sin ganas de trabajar!" Ni una…read moresonrisa y ninguna amabilidad. Ordenamos café de olla, Gordita de guiso de chamorro en salsa roja y huevos revueltos! Un desayuno llenador para caminar y ya en un ratito al mercado Ambiente es calmado con música a buen jivel La comida está muy rica pero si el servicio no es bueno? No regresan los clientes, nosotros venimos cada año y siempre nos han tocado personas amables y hoy fue una excepción! Buscare otro lugar..

Clean, trendy, and tasty! I needed to grab a quick lunch and ran into this place. For 60 pesos I…read moreate a delicious lasagna and salad. Overall the papel y arroz seemed very inexpensive for what you get. Needless so say, the next day I went back for breakfast. If I lived in Queretaro I'd be a regular customer here!

Best by far in Queretaro! Fine dining at a very reasonable price. The chef is a former culinary…read moreprofessor and a true talent! The hostess is adorable and passionate about the dishes served! She speaks English and was very helpful. The menu changes seasonally and ingredients are sourced sustainably and locally. The dishes draw from the Mexican traditions but brought to the new age with modern inspirations. All the dishes, including carmones (shrimp) and pulpo (octopus), were fresh and delicious!!! Highly recommended!

Excellent choice for traditional Mexican dishes with a gastronomic twist. Taste, presentation,…read moreportions; all very well balanced. It's a small place with an open kitchen where the server and cook work together right in front of you. The dishes have obviously arranged by a specialist. You've got to try Dongu!

This has to be the best restaurant in Queretaro, not only in terms of the menu and quality of the…read morefood, but atmosphere as well. It's a cozy spot with rather eclectic artwork. I'm surprised it wasn't much busier for a Saturday night. The four of us were the only table in the place. Everything we ordered was delicious. We started with the ceviche verde, duck tacos and tacos chamorro. Everyone was happy with their entrees. I opted for the cerdito borracho. The texture and flavor were awesome. This is one of those places I didn't want to leave without trying dessert even though I was quite full. We split the crème brûlée and all left very happy. The service was very friendly and attentive, which I would expect considering we were sadly the only ones in the restaurant. If you have only one night in Queretaro, you must eat here.

This was one of the best meals we had in Mexico. Lovingly prepared outstanding Mexican food…read more Everything we had was delicious - from the ceviche, salmon tostada to the mains of filet mignon with flor de jamaica reduction and the dorado. Even the dessert was out of this world- chocolate bomber with home made sweet corn ice cream. All the price was right. Very reasonable with excellent service. A great place to eat when in Centro Historic Querétaro. Note their address has changed to Luis Pasteur 52!

Went in for an early dinner at 5pm. They closed soon after that. The owner was very helpful with…read moresuggestions. We ordered two soups - caldo Tlalpeno - broth with chunks of vegetables and corn. Very good. We split the main course "Arrachera a la Tampiquena estilo "Las Delicias" and two orders of Arozz Primavera. What a treat - thin grilled slices of meat, very juicy and flavorful, avocado salsa and great tortillas. Do not miss the green chile salsa, it us not too spicy but has a great kick. We need to come for breakfast. We were the only non-mexican people inside and we were treated like family.

8.29.23 Fantastic staff! Clean, beautiful restaurant. The open kitchen where you can see meats…read morebeing prepared and tortillas being made is amazing! Go hungry because portions are huge! I got the 7 taco plater because i want to try everything. Yes I did not finish! Vallet service for your car is quick and efficient. I'm really surprised this place wasn't full!

Great place for a quick bite. Flavors are plentiful and the service was on point. They have Valet…read moreservice available - the place is kept tidy and we were able to get served promptly. Ordered tacos and they had soooo much meat - yummmm!

Fuimos aquí 3 o 4 veces durante nuestra visita a Querétaro. La comida estaba muy buena, faltaron…read moreempleados un par de veces. The food was good. The place seemed to be clean. They needed help a couple of times we went. I would recommend this place. I will visit again when in Querétaro.

Outstanding - busy and popular breakfast spot in Zibata. Great selection of Mexican favorites and…read morehome-made gorditas (you can watch them being pressed and cooked) - fresh-squeezed OJ - cafe de la olla, excellent service, despite the bizzy pace. Yet, they never rush you. Enjoy!

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.