Love this place! It's been on my list since I started researching SMdA and I'm kicking myself for…read morewaiting a few weeks to try in. There is a ridiculous amount of Mezcals here and it's a little intimidating but the bartender and staff are fantastic and there are a few tasting options of four different Mezcals that help explain what the choices are. There also some great-looking cocktails. I saw a few people eating and the food looks awesome too. I'll be back for sure for a meal next time.

Only came for dessert and a drink and the vibes were so chill and cool. We wanted a unique dessert…read moreand the one with goat cheese did not disappoint! I loved my Jamaica mezcalita. It was mezcal forward and sooo good.

Nice place to come and check out different foods...the famous "los meatball" is no longer here…read morethough.

From the owner: This exhibition offers a unique Gourmet experience in San Miguel de Allende. Counting with 27…read morelocal different

Came here for breakfast on our last day in town. This is a lovely rooftop restaurant, part of a…read morelocal hotel, that whips up an amazing breakfast! Walk right into the lobby and the front desk will radio up to announce your arrival (or figure out if there's space up there for you). Then walk up a couple flights of stairs to the open air rooftop terrace. They have menus in both English and Spanish, both paper and QR. They will set you up with the wifi password if you ask. A breakfast set comes with fruit, a baby pancake, coffee and juice, and your choice of entree. My partner had pork chilaquiles in red sauce - it was really tasty; if you like meat, that's an option to try. I had the tortilla espanola with goat cheese and caramelized onion; this is a Spanish-style potato and egg omelette/casserole. It was downright dang amazing! It was a hefty portion and I had them pack my leftover for me to take to the airport afterwards because no way was I wasting a crumb of that!!! The with a side salad that came with it was an after thought. Our waiter and his colleague were good and attentive. Really enjoyable breakfast. P.S. the leftovers were eaten at the BJX airport with plastic forks from airport burger place. I was still drooling over it at the airport. If you come for breakfast, definitely try the tortilla espanola - queso de cabra y cebollas caramelizada!

The place has Amazing service and the food is absolutely exceptional!!! Probably the best place to…read moreeat in Guanajuato. You are assured to have a Fantastic experience.

Great little Gem! The owner was there and I even took a photo with him! We ordered 5 Tapas and a…read morebottle of wine all for only $50!!! I highly recommend this little spot.

This was hands down one of the best meals we had in Mexico City! We got a lot of plates to share…read moreand especially enjoyed the croquetas and leche frita. The interior of this restaurant is so cozy and comfortable. On top of that, when my family had a medical emergency right after our meal, the people at the restaurant gladly helped us figure out how to call an ambulance and brought us a blanket and water. We were SO grateful for their kindness and help during a stressful situation. If I could, I'd give more than 5 stars.

A beautiful setting, a great bottle of wine from Spain- Proventus reserva 2011 (actually had 3 of…read morethis great wine), warm bread, paella, helado de turron, dress-up with my husband, clients and the place all to ourselves! They fill up at lunch, but not for dinner. Give it a try!

I went here because i read that chef Pablo San Román was involved. Its a warranty, believe me!…read moreMy special recomendation is the blak fidegua, but seriously, feel free to ask for anything because its going to be great! The best spanish restaurant out of spain.

So the girlfriend and I were on the hunt for a dinner spot in Mexico City. We were disappointed by…read morethe first establishment we went to, as they stopped service food an hour prior to our arrival. The staff there recommended this place, which sat less than 10 minutes away via uber. When we got here, we found a bar and grill with a lively presence. Most of the patrons were locals of Polanco. We were able to find seating despite the place being busy. We sat on one of the outside tables, and ordered drinks and coffee while we decided what to order. We decided to get a cold cut platter, which we ended up regretting. It was not appetizing at all, and I recommend steering clear from it. The girlfriend ordered some shrimp, which was so-so. My order, the hamburger with fries, was the best tasting. The burger was done well, and the fries were very tasty. The coffee hit as expected. The girlfriend ordered an apperol, but she did not like it due to it being overly sour. She opted for a different drink, which she found it ok. I have to dock several stars because the service was very slow, even for a busy place. They had us waiting for along time, and no they were not understaffed. This, and the fact that my order was the only delicious plate out of everything we ordered, makes this a 2-star rating. They need to work on their timeliness, not prep the shrimp to blandly, and cut the cold cut platter out of their menu completely, then they'd be on the road to improvement.

My friend and I stopped by here after work to hang out and unwind a bit. They have a cool…read morepromotion which made coming here even better. Two for one margaritas or Daqueries was an offer we couldn't pass up. You would be hard pressed to find a promotion like this further up on the avenue. We both ordered two margaritas and they were pretty strong margaritas, not watered down at all. We convinced ourselves to drink slow and not gulp it down too quickly. The ambiance was upbeat with the 80's songs playing though out most of the night. This place is low-key and not too rowdy.

My gf and I were attracted to Turk because we like Mediterranean cuisine. We were not disappointed…read more We shared a plate of 3 dips and chips (pita chips fried). I liked the eggplant dip the best. GF liked the red pepper dip. We shared a salad (Shirazi, I think). Enjoyed every bite. Sat outside. Had a nice conversation with Ali (owner?). Will visit again.

What a delightful surprise. The Baba ghanoush and Muhamarra (red pepper dip) were absolutely…read morefabulous. How great to have quality falafel in SMA! Salads interesting and delicious. Beer and wine choices good. Service is prompt and friendly. Ambiance casual and pleasant. My advice: definitely do it.

My first time to the Oriental Grill in Queretaro. The ambiance is smooth and very nice with…read moremodern music, clean, and some youth couples and small groups. I recommend it for visitors in the nearby hotels, like the Hampton. We walked and it was safe. Had the wonton soup and it was served hot and contained about 7 meaty wontons and lots of spinach. Served mild so of course I had to add heat to bring it up to Texas standards. My main course was Kung Pow Shrimp and it was served without rice, so we ordered a bowl of white rice but they offer 4 types of Fried Rice too. The sauce of the Kung Pow was mild and almost chocolaty a tiny bit. And we had to add heat to it, even though I requested it spicy. We asked for Sriacha sauce but I guess it hasn't made it to Qto. All in all, for 2 people, a good meal for $40 with wine beer and tip.

This is one of my go-to places when in Queretaro. The Oriental Grill is just down the hill from…read morewhere we stay at the Hampton Inn. My favorite dish is the pineapple chicken, which has unbelievable amount of mixed flavors. The chicken is served in a fresh cut pineapple. Oh so good. Another of my favorites is the Sake salmon, which is served on a bed of rice, topped with sake sauce. The salmon is lightly grilled and very flaky. Many people also go there for their sushi. The grill has nice bar with mixed drinks, wines, and of course beer. Give this place a shot, you won't be disappointed.