We were on our way to San Miguel de Allende to eat at a paella festival where you could try several…read moretypes of paella for about $27 ($550 pesos) but we came across this small place right outside of town where they serve 4 types of paella each for $12 ($230 pesos). We ordered 3 plates and it was more than enough for 4 people. The prices are very good and the paella was the closest I've had to Spanish paella on this side of the Atlantic. The service is amazing and they even let you call in ahead of time so they can start your order and you don't have to wait 45 mins in the restaurant for the food. I highly recommend this place.

Los Campos is a highly rated restaurant in Guanajuato. We decided to visit for dinner only to…read morediscover it was only us as diners. Normally, this would cause a red flag but perhaps it was early or an off night. Los Campos is located on the south-eastern side of Centro Historico district and is an easy walk from Jardin de la Union. What drew us to Los Campos was the referenced diversity of their menu. My companion eats chicken and fish, while I am a vegan and plant-based. Their menu has multiple vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options. While the flavors were pretty good, it was the plate presentation that was exceptional and we both felt that Los Campos was a little too pretentious for us. I was limited to order the Chaminones con Mezcal. Mushrooms flambeed in Mezcal with orange zest and dried chile. My wife, although not excited to try, did have the Burrito de Cerdo Ahumado en Salsa Colorado. It wasn't that Los Campos was too fancy, it was more like we, as diners, were more comfortable in other settings. We would suspect that diners from the United States or from Europe would fall in love with the avant-garde interiors and plate presentations. From all accounts, that all seems to be true, it's just our style. Our food was good and was plated expertly and I don't have any issues recommending Los Campos for a romantic dinner out for a couple.

We really enjoyed Los Campos. Good food, good service, good drinks. Would definitely eat here…read moreagain. The cheese plate was bomb-ass. My only regret was not ordering the steak fillet. Next time.

Stay away! No breadsticks! Se supone que este restaurante debe ser igual que los demás que llevan…read moresu nombre. Vengo de Estados Unidos de visita y me topo con Olive Garden en Plaza Mayor. Se ve idéntico; el ambiente, mesero/a con vestimenta negra y menú. Pero hasta ahí llegó. La comida de a tiro no está buena comparada con las sucursales de Estados Unidos. Las dos estrellas son por el servicio. Eso si tiene México que la gente siempre es amable.

Wonderful place to go for music, drinks and casual fun! The food is good and the prices are very…read morereasonable. The service is always so friendly!

Downstairs, the restaurant to the right has good service, just go knowing that it may take some…read moretime. The ambiance is nice. The papas bravas were really yummy. And, the live performances are wonderful, especially Friday and Saturday with live flamenco music and dancing.

You must stop by this bar for a clay cup full of an incredible margarita! And karaoke!! Awesome…read morebar, cool vibes. We saw the clay cups on display in the front with my favorite loteria (La Luna) and had to get one to go! The lovely ladies here went out of their way to give us all the options of cups too. Get yours asap!

Beautiful rooftop spot with a crowd-pleasing menu of delicious bar bites and great cocktails. We…read moreespecially loved the jicama taco, tempura shrimp, and pizzas. The esquites were just okay, but everything else was excellent. The service was warm, attentive, and prompt, which made the experience even better. We enjoyed it so much that we ended up dining here twice during our trip. If you're looking for the perfect place to catch the sunset, enjoy happy hour, and satisfy your foodie cravings, this is it.

This was the fifth and final stop of the Tequila and Taco tour that Jamie W and I took in San…read moreMiguel de Allende. We ran the gamut of bars in Zona Centro, and this spot made a fitting finale since it was the most high-end spot we visited. Only a half-block from the social epicenter of Jardin Allende, it provides a nice view of the top of the parroquia from their rooftop terrace where we were seated (Photo 3). The restaurant definitely had a more refined ambiance than the previous four places. We could tell it was a popular spot among wealthy American expats because the ambient voices sounded more like Chicago than Mexico. No Spanish, just English. The cocktail was a tangy treat though, a Tamarind Margarita (Photo 8), and the Jicama Taco was a satisfying veggie ending to our evening (Photo 10). DRINK / FOOD - 4 stars...unique variations on the evening's theme AMBIANCE - 4 stars...fanciest of the bar stops SERVICE - 3.5 stars...attentive enough TOTAL - 4 stars...definitely worth a revisit for a full meal RELATED - Exploring San Miguel de Allende? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/ICyoHBvntf