The menu has many very standard items but when I started telling them my wish list of pre-Hispanic…read morefoods they started bringing out things like ants, grasshoppers, corn fungus, and bugs that grow on corn. They are all very edible. It's a mental thing. I prefer the fungus over the crunchy bugs any day, (good texture and flavor) but it's kind of nice to eat bugs and ants in a little quesadilla so you don't have to see them.
They also gave us a sample of their homemade pulque, an alcoholic drink of the Aztecs, made from the agave plant and it was very good, very strong, and an aphrodisiac according to all present.
We just hung out eating and chatting with our guide and then they took us to the back after we ate and showed us the rooster, chickens, lamb, parrot, vanilla tree and mango tree. I swear it felt like family.
At one one point they took out the items they have from Zapata. He hung out at their house ( when it wasn't yet their house) back in the revolutionary day. He wanted the everyday people to own property and not just be slaves of the rich people.
If you are looking for a guide to take you to the portals and see the aliens, this is a place you could turn to. We wandered the streets looking for the entrance to the jungle to find the ley lines and we asked two ladies for help and we found, I think one of their husbands, as a guide. He took us on a journey to the ley lines (he is on instagram at chilango6959), showed us where he saw a troll, then he recommended this restaurant which is his mother-in-law's restaurant (or at least she works there.)
This is a very sweet place and I highly recommend it!