Excellent taquitos and very cold beer at reasonable prices. Great waitstaff. Nice presentation of…read morethe food. Lots of young college age people in the park and restaurant. This is our second time here and we will come back any time we are in Morelia.

This place truly is a charm and it lives up to its name. I went to a place called La Brü and we had…read morea few of their craft beers. They were really good. The atmosphere is magnificent. There's a long pathway and it's surrounded by bushes of roses and benches for people to sit. This place is usually packed and it might be hard to find a seat so you have to keep an eye open. It's composed of a bunch of little restaurants. Our waiter was very friendly and attended us in a good amount of time. The "fantasmas" are also very delicious. Would highly recommend this place. You have a variety of drinks and the food is good as well!

I was surprised that a city as picturesque as San Miguel de Allende doesn't have that many green…read moreparks. Sure, there are plenty of plazas with gardens and benches like Jardin Allende in the center of town, but hardly any expansive parks with shady clusters of trees, kids' playgrounds, and dense greenery. That was why this unique oasis stood out to Jamie W and me, especially since our hotel was just down the street. Attempting to recover from the cobblestone roads, we frequently walked to the park during our stay. We liked watching the schoolkids practicing their shooting skills on the basketball court. In the evenings, amateur guitarists strummed on random benches throughout the park, and on the weekend, artists displayed their works on the main walkway as did vendors hawking souvenirs. Of course, there were also stands selling local snacks. Finally, the eastern edge of the park proved to be an effective starting point for our stepwise climb up to El Mirador. This was one highly functional park and bucolic to boot. RELATED - Exploring San Miguel de Allende? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/goBt38P7tu

Decent spot to take the kids - we had fun for about an hour at the playground and walking around…read more They charge for the bathroom, so that was inconvenient. The walk was near many shops and food stops. Several families here during the week, recommend if in San Miguel.

Great place to run!!! Nature at its fullest. You can enjoy a 4 mile run with the great view of the…read morecity and the huge pond!! It's a safe place to go and practice sports . You see a lot of people playing soccer , running and biking . Great place . The best park here in Leon

Great park to take a walk,run or ride a bike. Very great views, has a lake and lots of shade. They…read morehave bike rentals and ice cream shops. Security guards and a lot of parking spots.

I could spout a tired cliche like exclaiming this is the beating heart of San Miguel de Allende…read more Suffice it to say, this is the city's main plaza and the place where everyone congregates. With an abundance of laurel trees and constantly tended gardens, it's directly adjacent to the iconic Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel (review: https://yelp.to/_OoAnNXEyX). A variety of local food kiosks surround the square, and bands of immaculately dressed mariachi musicians serenade visitors for tips. The benches tend to get crowded, especially near sunset, so grab an open seat when you can. RELATED - Exploring San Miguel de Allende? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/ZDY8M2samr

The Jardin Allende is what I like about smaller town in Mexico! It's the life of the place, the…read morespot where everyone gathers, rests, meets, relaxes, it marks the center of the town with a nice decor and energy. Usually you have a nice quiosk for bands to play in the weekend, a cute water fountain that gives charm to the area, benches where people meet, rest, take a break. It is a charming place with more activity in the weekends. Jardin Allende has a nice trimmed garden and nice views of the Parroquia, you can't beat that! Ideal place to rest and get the vibe of the town!

Living history. During the rainy season water still flows in these tubs. I loved seeing and being…read moreable to touch historic relics. It looks just like it does in the tour books. This is a must stop for everyone. Busses and tour groups come by here today. Make sure you walk up the hill and see all of the birds nesting in April.