Everything from servers to food are great!…read more First time I got an omelet and steak, chilaquiles, with eggs in green sauce, it was the bomb!! So delicious and generous portions.

We had a delicious dinner last evening at this corner bistro. Inexpensive, with traditional Mexican…read moretraditional staples like tacos, tortilla soup (this one was tomato based and had no chicken), guacamole and enchiladas. They serve a variety of fruit teas, with or without sugar.

Absolutely delicious. Great food ,great people, great prices! incredible breakfast! We will be back.read more

Food, service & ambiance is wonderful. Robert is a lovely man and the restaurant is pet friendly.read more

Not a huge place, but don't let that fool you! The food is…read moreALWAYS fresh & delicious and service is great! The aguachiles will NOT disappoint, but beware they are spicy. The marlin pescadillas are wonderful, our kiddos always enjoy the fried fish plate with rice & fries.

One cool way to get to know San Miguel de Allende is taking one of the Tacos and Tequila walking…read moretours. In a little over three hours with a knowledgeable expat guide, Jamie W and I got to patronize five locally popular establishments with a small group of fellow curious tourists. This was our first spot, a fresh seafood taqueria with a nice rooftop. That meant climbing up some awfully creaky steps. As the sun was setting, we started our evening with a delicious codfish taquito festooned with shredded cabbage, chopped tomato, and sour cream (Photo 3). The ideal coupling came with the crisp, honey-flavored Allende Agave Lager (Photo 2). It was already time for the next cantina. FOOD / BEER - 4 stars...the fish taco was quite fresh, the beer made a nice no-frills pairing AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...the rooftop was a nice touch, the stairs not so much SERVICE - 4 stars...very stealth but efficient TOTAL - 4 stars...a nice start to our Tacos and Tequila evening RELATED - Exploring San Miguel de Allende? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/lwkJnJBAvn

Walking down the Calle looking for something simple, street side. Look up and greeted by smiles…read more Just a few tables under an awning , grill going. Just asked for a some of everything, tacos y gringas. Enough to feed the 3 of us. Everything was excellent , 2 sauces both roja y verde on the table along with limes. Just sodas but if you want a beer you can grab one across the street at the Oxxo and they are okay with that. Perfect afternoon meal. The price is more than reasonable. Friendly and tasty...that's a place I'd go back to. FYI the sign for El Toro is just hand written and taped to the grill so you may need to look a little for it.

Very nice courtyard to have breakfast or lunch and the service is very friendly. We thought our…read moregood was good, but not great.

Only accepts cash, not posted nor told before being served, probably a good idea to change that to…read moreavoid customer frustration. It was busy and service was lacking but understandable, food is just ok, not authentic Mexican.

Fantastic little breakfast place a little bit away from centro, but definitely worth the walk. I…read morelove the outdoor garden seating, there are great options for traditional Mexican egg dishes and the price is really reasonable. I love coming here, especially since it is so close to the apartment I have been renting.

Huevos rancheros were delicious and service/ ambiance is cute and rustic. Would recommend for a…read morequite breakfast

La Victoriana is in the Casa de Presa situated in an area of stately homes and gardens. The…read morerestaurant is noted for its great coffees as well as the high ceilings in the dining area and the front veranda. They require masks and they provide you with hand lotion. They are all wearing masks. One side makes the coffee and has the bakery like items whereas the opened column portico as well as the dining room provide a comfortable environment. I ordered the Chilaquiles de la Casa with conchinita pebil (slow cooked shredded pork in a salsa verde and my friend had the chilaquiles with a fried egg. We both had a cappachino with mine having amaretto. The Chilaquiles were delicious but very filling. The coffee drinks were superb. They make some very artistic coffees.

First of all, the hours listed on Yelp are incorrect. They are closed on Mondays, but open Tues -…read moreSun. This place is SO cute. They have an amazing, leafy side patio. We stopped in and just had a chocolate chip cookie, which was AMAZING, but would definitely want to return for breakfast or lunch.

This place is well known for its super delicious, packed full-o-magical-deliciousness tortas…read more Special bonus: it's inexpensive. This is a no frills torta place, so don't be expecting the Waldorf-Astoria, but if you're looking for a cheap and super filling torta, this is your place! Do not miss their aguas frescas. My favorite is the watermelon, but the cucumber one is amazing, also the mango, the strawberry, all delicious. The parking sucks because it's San Miguel de Allende. They have like 3 spots directly in front of the restaurant and some of the adjacent restaurants don't open until late afternoon and have spots available. They have their own motorcycle delivery crew, too. So if you're not really up for fighting to find a parking spot, just have them delivered.

Tortitlan's tortas are alright. I had come here here's ago and remembered the vegetarian torta…read morebeing so much better than it was this time around. I still enjoyed it but it was not the same. Their aguas frescas are delicious. We went back nearly everyday for their cucumber water. It was freshly made everyday and had just the right amount of sweetness. Their prices are reasonable so if you are on a budget then I recommend coming here for a good meal and even better drinks