Highly recommended when In town. We were here in Cuernavaca to celebrate a wedding and the…read morebreakfast at the hotel was terrible so decided to try something new. The place has a very nice and relaxed ambience , the food is very good , they have nice coffee and freshly made sweet bread. Id you would like a lighter option they can customize the breakfast for you . The only thing we don't like is that in Sunday's that street is close by a book fair so try to park the car before getting there other than that very nice. The service amaZing too

This restaurant was great. In ordered the Ribeye and my wife had chicken, both entrees were very…read moretasty. The appetizer of shrimp was delicious as well. Don't miss the bread as it was homemade and super fresh. The service was nice as well. I would highly recommend.

We sat on the upstairs terrace. The view was wonderful but the chairs were uncomfortable. The…read moreservice was great and our waiter attempted to translate in English. We enjoyed our dinner except for the mole. I really enjoyed our dessert.

The food, service, and atmosphere here are all first-rate…read more During our one-week stay in Cuernavaca, my wife and I came here twice. On our first visit, we shared the cecina -- it was perfectly cooked and absolutely delicious. On our second visit, we split the arrachera, which was just as tasty. To drink, we both had Caipirinhas -- expertly made and refreshing. The views from the terraza are incredible! You can sit at the front overlooking the Plaza de Armas, or choose a table on the side with a beautiful view of the cathedral. This restaurant is a must-try if you're visiting the city.

Great time always! Food, atmosphere and ambience. Another gem in Cuernavaca that you must…read morevisit!!!!

I was there with a tour group. We sat in a very pleasant courtyard. Service was great. We were…read moreserved passion fruit juice which was very refreshing. They have guava juice but I didn't try it. The wonderful bread is served with a butter with spices mixed in. I took a star off because my vegetarian enchiladas were too salty. The chocolate cake was delicious. However, my travel mates weren't crazy about the cheesecake.

The best in all of Cuernavaca Morelos Spectacular Mexican food…read more Nice drinks Beautiful gardens Pricey, good value for meal Highly recommended

We ate at the restaurant, so this review is for the restaurant only. The grounds are absolutely…read moregorgeous, and worth the visit. It is truly a hidden gem in the middle of a busy city, but the sounds and hustle all drain away when you are in here. The food and service are incredible. Ordered the steak tacos, and while they look boring, they are simply perfect. The chilaquiles my wife had were fantastic and the barbacoa tacos were consumed mightily. The drinks are well overpriced, with a bottle of water being $4.50 USD whereas the conchas were only $1.50. The drinks bring up the overall price of the meal, but it is worth it.

The experience overall was good. The location is great - a restaurant set in what used to be…read moreCantinflas' house with great history behind it. The service was impeccable and the cocktails were great. The food was meh. I was expecting something at least good and then when I saw the check, I knew the food should have been great. For the price, the food is not up to par. Could have been the entree I selected. Nevertheless, a good experience considering the drinks, service and setting.

What a complete disappointment. This beautiful house used to be home ro a wonderful 5 star…read morerestaurant. The last time I was here I brought my family for amazing drinks, appetzers, meals and desserts. What still stands out in my mind is a plate of figs with crumbled cheese and honey drizzled over them. Years before was a plate of deep fried squash flowers and a soup that was of the gods I was sure. While the service was still impeccable, the wait staff struggled to carry over a ridiculously huge sandwich board that now serves as a menu. The offerings on said board were unbelievable. All things I could buy from any street vendor or could have asked a talented 8 year old to prepare for me. The drinks are yummy but when you charge 5 star prices you'd better be delivering more than Paul's Diner! Also... The bar used to be beautiful! Whoever "renovated" it?... Well... Mistakes were made, BIG BIG mistakes. I hope that Cantinflas can't see this.

This place was simply amazing! The vibe, the service, but the food was extremely good. I highly…read morerecommend it if you're looking for a delicious Mexican taste.

Innovative, delicious food…read more Wonderful atmosphere. Tip top service. Our first time and we'll be sure to return.

Here for vacation and this is our first time at this restaurant. Food is ok, not great. Service…read moreis slow. We waited so long for the other half of our orders and found out that they gave our sandwiches to another table so we canceled those orders and got out of there. We won't be back for sure. The other restaurants around are better. This place doesn't have toilet seats either so ladies, you have to squat.

I've been living in Cuernavaca for the past 3 weeks and this is my favorite restaurant I've been to…read moreso far! I've been quite a few times over the past few weeks to study and write and this is the perfect spot to do that. I cannot recommend it enough. -great view of el centro -kind and attentive staff - awesome cappuccinos​ (they're adorable and not too sweet) and the tres leches cake is the best thing I've eaten in my life-- I'm serious. -for dinner or breakfast the chilaquiles verde con pollo are tasty!

This was an enjoyable lunch here. I highly recommend eating in the patio if you get a chance to…read morecome to this restaurant. The menu boasts not only Mexican but Spanish food. We had shared a vegetarian pizza on French bread for our appetizer and then for the main coarse, we had a Gallego (Galician) Soup with Spanish chorizo, and the soup was delicious.

Absolutely great. If you are in the center of town and need a good spot for a drink and a bite…read more This is it. If you need a spot to have a nice dinner, this is it. The service was really good the food was fresh and well-made and excellently priced. The drinks were great and the scenery and ambience was really enjoyable. I would totally recommend this if you feel like you need to get off the street and sit somewhere to have a nice meal

The restaurant is cute with both indoor and outdoor seating (out on the patio and upstairs…read morebalcony); however, the pasta was absolutely TERRIBLE. We ordered the tri pasta (marinara fettuccine, a pesto spaghetti, & some sort of ravioli) and a pesto pasta (I chose fettuccine), and both plates were not only BLAND, but all the pasta was overcooked. In Italy, pasta is cooked al dente, which means 'to the bite.' There's a slight chewiness to the pasta. The pasta here is most certainly not al dente. Who wants to eat soggy pasta?! Even the Japanese know how to cook pasta. I think the chefs at Marco Polo should travel to Italy, dine on the pasta there, take a cooking lesson, and learn to bring the techniques from Italy back to Cuernavaca. The calamari plate was also disappointing -- the calamari needs to be crispier. These were rubbery. Also, the baked potato was bland. As for drinks: both mango margarita and mango mezcalita were tasty. Service was prompt and attentive. Until Marco Polo improves their "Italian" cooking skills, yourself the time, money, and appetite by dining elsewhere. El restaurante es bonito, con mesas tanto en el interior como en el exterior (en el patio y en el balcón); sin embargo, la pasta estaba absolutamente TERRIBLE. Pedimos la pasta tri (fettuccine a la marinara, espaguetis al pesto y una especie de raviolis) y una pasta al pesto (yo elegí fettuccine), y ambos platos no solo estaban INSÍPIDOS, sino que toda la pasta estaba demasiado cocida. En Italia, la pasta se cocina al dente, lo que significa "al morder". La pasta está un poco masticable. La pasta de aquí, desde luego, no está al dente. ¿A quién le apetece comer pasta pastosa? Hasta los japoneses saben cocinar pasta. Creo que los chefs de Marco Polo deberían viajar a Italia, probar la pasta de allí, tomar una clase de cocina y aprender a traer las técnicas italianas a Cuernavaca. El plato de calamares también fue decepcionante; los calamares deberían estar más crujientes. Estaban gomosos. Además, la papa al horno estaba insípida. En cuanto a las bebidas: tanto la margarita de mango como la mezcalita de mango estaban deliciosas. El servicio fue rápido y atento. Hasta que Marco Polo mejore sus habilidades culinarias italianas, gaste tiempo, dinero y apetito comiendo en otro lugar.

Marco Polo is our favorite pizza restaurant in Cuernavaca…read more The pizzas are delicious. I love the four cheese with bacon and onion. But pretty much anything you order is going to be delicious. They have a variety of Italian dishes, pasta and salads too. Their wine list is extensive. Their service is always spot-on. But what makes Marco Polo unique is it's location and the view of the cathedral, especially from one of the balcony tables. Highly recommended.