We were a group of 22...and we came here because my friend has family here. This is a large place…read morewhich easily accommodates big groups as you can tell. It took a while to get our orders and drinks, bUt we knew it was going to take a while, as every single dish is made out of scratch. Orange juice is fresh...brought directly from the local trees. Food was amazing...rich flavors brought out of fresh hand made food. One awesome feature is the back of this place, which is a patio with a great view of the mountains. Restrooms were ok and clean. Our servers were friendly and were able to cope with my friends . Definitely a great option for foreigners or visitors from other countries.

Visited Xilitla, Mexico during the pandemic & most of my usual go-to's were closed. Happened to…read morewalk past this taqueria and found myself backwards jogging because the smell of delicious tacos was beckoning I come and try them. Upon entry there's a no-contact thermometer on a stand next to a low table with a water jug and soap to immediately wash your hands with. Entire staff and taqueros were wearing masks while working. Their little pastor corn tortilla tacos are outstanding. The first night I visited I ordered a gringa (flour tortilla taco with melted white cheese and bistek which is grilled like a quesadilla) which was also very tasty but I regretted not making it a pastor gringa. Hence, why I came back with a vengeance the next night and ordered nothing but pastor tacos. All in all, a great casual dining experience that exceeded my expectations. And not to mention cheap... 10 Mexican pesos a taco cheap = 50 cent tacos! You'll have zero regrets!

We were a large group of 22 people for dinner. Positives: they have an outdoor patio which is great…read morein hot summer nights (or even winter ) with a great view of this town. Food was great! The enchiladas with cecina were awesome! Worth a try! Opportunities: service was slow, but probably because we had a waiter that was on his 3rd day at work, with no help around! He did great and we gave him all the grievances due to the slow service, but congratulated him on surviving our group temper which will prepare him for future guests. We ordered a special drink they have with seafood (Michelada Aguachile) which took him almost 20 min to let us know that had ran out of it. Other than that, great place for tourists visiting this town with no rush to eat. Enjoy!

The food was decent. I was surprised to find they offered a chicken salad as salads are hard to…read morefind in Mexico. It was tasty but there was not much chicken on it. My boyfriend got enchiladas and they also tasted good but were cold by the time he got them. They have a basic selection of beer and wine. Service and facilities were okay.

So there it is, you are welcomed by some guy without any education. After a nice greeting. They…read morebring you the menu, everything is expensive... But this is a touristic place, what else could I expect, f*ck me right? So now that the order is placed the guy doesn't even talk to us.... I ordered so tostadas de pollo. Awful those were old tostadas... Not crunchy but elastic Then comes the bill, unfortunately for us the guy wasn't paying attention, and charged us an extra 10%... Luckily we checked...

We were looking for a place close to our hotel and the reception recommended us this place…read more The staff is friendly and attentive and the prices are low. We ordered quesedillas, tortas and Papas and everything was fresh and good. They offer breakfast, lunch and dinner and from what we saw, it's popular by locals :-)

The food is ok they took a really long time to serve us. We order posole and chilaquiles we came…read morearound 10 am. The aguas frescas are really good.

Intimate family owned restaurant. Best enchiladas in towns with so me freesh cecina. They have the…read morebe at coffee and orchata.

I really wanted to like this place but it kinda fell short…read more We saw this rooftop restaurant from the center of the historic district. It has a side entrance and it is well marked to find it. The entrance requires a spiral staircase which is fine for us but important to know The menu had some good items. I saw someone with the clam chowder and it looked delicious with fresh clamshells in it so I ordered it with a house salad. The soup lacked flavor and the salad was kinda wilted. My friend ordered the fillet of fish which was bland. The view was really nice and we did enjoy watching the sunset from there. Overall, the view is great and the food is just okay.

Our experience was average. Love the ambiance and the upstairs patio, great for dining outdoors but…read morebeing shielded from elements. They also have live music which is nice. The food however was hit or miss. Definitely suggest the queso fundido; it was very good. We got the enchiladas Queretanas and for being a regional specialty it was definitely a miss for this spot. The chicken was dry and didn't seem to be marinated or cooked in anything - so while the salsa on the outside was good the enchilada itself was bland. We also got the parrillada for the table and the meat came very over cooked. We did mention it to the waiters and they were nice and gave us a free dessert to make up for it (there were a few mistakes this night) so that was a great gesture. The pay de limon was pretty good. Come for the ambiance but I think you can get better food somewhere else.