This restaurant is awesome. Rotating menu, great drinks and it appears most of the ingredients are…read moresourced from Querétaro based farmers and ranchers. All the servers are attentive and are bilingual, which is helpful when you may need a two hour break from working on Spanish. Only down side is Pía is a little more expensive than most locally owned restaurants in Querétaro, however can be reasonable if you come on a night with specials. Oh did I mention everything they serve is absolutely delicious? I've had 4 different dishes here over the last two visits and everything I ate was mouth watering. My favorite dish so far was the El Dorado Taco con Pavo.

An amazing brunch experience! A really cute restaurant and the service was excellent. Spoke English…read moreand Spanish whiz h was helpful! By far, the eggs with the green chorizo was the best meal, and the salad that came with it was perfect!!! Highly highly recommended!

I had a great experience here and would love to go back again someday. The atmosphere was very…read moremodern with a lot of artwork sneaking around in various locations inside. The food was good, but a bit pricey and the same with the drinks. The staff was a bit slow to wait on us towards the end of the meal, but I am definitely going to give them another shot the next time I am in Queretaro.

This little local chain, burgeoning in numbers as of late, saw its humble beginnings in Jardines,…read morepreviously bearing the name of El Fogoncito Suizo. A lot has changed since those early days, including a complete remodel of the place, but it still remains a solid option for tacos in Jardines, and everywhere else they're present, really. The go-to dishes for this local eater are the Tacos de Chuleta, made with tortilla de harina and tasty melted cheese, along with a couple, or five, tacos al pastor. A great option, if you are feeling like proving your manhood, is the Alambre or the Pinguino, both huge plates with enough beef and pork to hyperbolically feed a family of four, and overflowing with enough melted cheese apt to meet your protein and vitamin D requirements for the day. Their newer Piña Colada, which is alcohol-free, is also very tasty and very reminiscent of the now defunct Piña Colada at Pollo Loco. Great place to try if your taco plans for Jardines are uncertain, unless you are not into restaurant-like taquerias. Otherwise, have at it my fellow eater!

4 Star ONLY for the pastor tacos... no English menu... so... if you are not bilingual... sucks…read moreto be you!

A little bit expensive but when you consider your geographic location and the quality of their…read moreSeafood then you will understand why. The service was very good. They speak Spanish and English. The ambiance was comfortable and spacious. I would eat there again. Great menu items...

Great seafood restaurant with exquisite flavor and fresh. We enjoyed the customer service and…read moreattention to details. Absolutely recommended and one the best in town seafood restaurants. I recommended the Pulpo a las Brazas, Coctel de Camaron, Taco Gobernador and for desert Pastel de tres leches and Pay de Guayaaba.

I went there without speaking a single word of Spanish. Great vibes. Sports on TV and everything …read more Very friendly staff. Food is delicious. Carajillo is tasty

Outstanding restaurant. The service and the food is amazing. When you first arrive they serve you a…read moresmall appetizer of carrot and jicama in delicious spicy lime juice. We ordered guacamole as our appetizer which had just the right amount of tomato and onion, and was topped off with queso fresco. Delicious. My husband ordered the organic grilled chicken which came with a side of grilled vegetables. As it was Thursday I took advantage of their green pozole special that's served only on Thursdays. You can have it with chicken or pork. I ordered chicken, and it came accompanied with all the fixings -- lettuce, radishes, avocado, salsa, etc. The server adds a tiny shot of Mezcal to give it a more smoky flavor, he said. The soup was thick and flavorful. I ate every bite. If you're lucky to visit Queretaro and are looking for a good restaurant we highly recommend Cocono.

LOVED my meal here! Disclaimer though - came here as part of a large group size party. We had the…read moreoutdoors back area, set up nicely with two big long tables for guests. Great atmosphere and amazing food all evening. I'm not sure what everything was called, but was glad to have the opportunity to try regional foods and enjoyed every bite. Only took pictures of a few things! Had so much more food.

Food is delicious Good artesanal beer (stout)…read moreLa mezcalita de mango dejó un poco que desear. El ambiente es para disfrutar Ambiance is good

This place has some great food choices and a wonderful selection of beer and wine. I've been here a…read morefew different times while visiting Querétaro and plan to go back again when in the area. It always seems to be a place of wonderful food and great times. The staff are friendly and have English menus and also English speaking wait staff as well. Give this place a shot if you're in the area

Best shrimp tacos around! Hands down the best food I had in Queretaro. Gustavo Z. Our server Also…read moregave my husband and I recommendations on things to do during our stay in Mexico. He checked in on us regularly, and really made us feel at home. If you're looking for some real good Mexican food La Ocho is it!

A new social gathering place has emerged in Alamos. As the newer generation of restaurants begin to…read moretry to establish their mark in the city, socialites are beginning to take notice looking for the next big thing that will permit them ask the question "Have you been?". Such endeavor has established Josefa as one of the hottest eateries to be in around town; locals flocking to this chic restaurant to get a taste of what's new and worthy. As Ave. Industralizacion continues to grow into a gastronomic corridor, Josefa joins breakfast favorites Moser and Almozero in this small stretch of the street. While the restaurant is open all day the only food offered is breakfast and operates only as a cafe in the evening. The place offers a loungey vibe: dark colors, dimly lit and an industrial decor that make the restaurant feel trendy and jovial. The menu displays a somewhat mixed identity composed of paninis, Mexican and French breakfast dishes, and even a burrito in typical Tex-Mex fashion that has gained local following. However, this is the type of restaurant where the atmosphere is better than the food. Service can be sketchy at times depending on the hour, most of the dishes are hit or miss, coffee is bitter and almost astringent, and the pastries are good but nothing special. Still, the place gets packed almost every day thanks to the pleasant aesthetics and its socialite standing. Josefa has become a mainstay among the new breakfast restaurants in Querétaro. A good place for food if you know what to choose, but even a better place to go with good company and enjoy the special ambience that is created in restaurants in this beautiful country.

Extremely nice ambiance, excellent service and very good food. Came here twice for breakfast and…read morewill gladly come back again when I return to Queretaro.