I'm not going to go into the obvious of what kind of establishment is linked to this restaurant…read more All I will say is that it is more for adults, as people who work in the adjacent nightclub come here to eat on their break. I will focus this review strictly on the food and service. I've come here periodically to get some food during my excursions to baja. This place is located in Zona Norte along Coahuila Street. Access can be gained through either Coahuila Street, or through the alleyway between Cohauila St. and First Street. (FYI: Coahuila Street and this alleyway are the only safe part of this region, do NOT go venturing to any other part of Zona Norte). The main restaurant area is a short walk up a flight of stairs from those two streets. Inside, the place is clean, brightly lit, and staffed by attentive waiters and waitresses. There is plenty of seating here, despite it being pretty busy at times. My favorite dish is the filet mignon. This comes with a side of loaded baked potato, veggies, and dinner bread. I usually like to add rice. To drink, my personal favorite is the lemonade sans the sugar, their regular coffee, and sometimes, their iced mocha. The food is pretty good here, very flavorful and prepped with care. The price matches the quality. Paying in cash here is far less of a hassle than paying with card. They require you to let them photo-copy your ID, and for your signature to match meticulously. If you find yourself venturing to this part of Tijuana, and hunger strikes you, then give this place a try.

Everything is absolutely delicious they really know how to make great food and every time I'm in…read morethe area I will definitely be back!

They have 4 rooms but the multiple dance floors and rooms are only open on a weekend. We went on a…read moreweekday and it was full of locals, cheesy 80s music and Mexican corridos. They were really tearing up the dance floor. Cheap drinks, great service.

Best going to Tijuana place, and they have the full bar and lots of Mexican dancing, and it was the…read morebest 80s night, and also the cheap drinks are so amazing to go out with the date night. Plus the line of the place not too much, and not very bad.

He visitado Barrikas, Slowburger, Beverly Burgers, Indie Burgers, Mark Burgers, Nantli Burger,…read moreBurger Jack, Hulk's Y Truck 91. Esta son mis preferidas. (pueden revisar mi perfil para leer las demas) En estados unidos no es comun el concepto de un restaurante con un menú limitado, y si In-And-Out es exitoso, es por que se enfocan en hacer una sola cosa bien. Y te puedo decir que prefiero Yo Mommaz Burgers a In-And-Out. Las papas de In-And-Out tiene una textura de cartón y la carne aunque esta simple en sazón, algo le falta. Y aunque son mis favoritas, nunca he visitado este lugar (siempre pido por Uber Eats). El Menú es aun mas simple que In-And-Out. Las Hamburguesas son riquísimas, todo fresco, la carne jugosa, el pan simple sin quitarle la atención a los demás, con su salsa secreta y pepinillos bien balanceado. Creo que el dueño hace algunos años creo un post en reddit tijuana donde invitaba a su establecimiento y el decia que llegó a trabajar en In-And-Out, y mis respeto que le quedan mejor que en la franquicia. Las papas estan en su punto. Las papas regulares son crujientes y nada aceitosa. Las que son estilo la casa son picante y con queso, tiene un picante-dulce muy inusual pero son deliciosas. Nunca he probado las de cilantro, ni las malteadas. No conozco el lugar físicamente y no puedo hacer recomendaciones. Pero si asi estan para llevar, no me imagino lo buenas que deben de estar recién hechas en el restaurante. Las recomiendo muchísimo. EDIT 6/19/2020: Las papas fritas con cilantro las recomiendo mucho! Aprecio que tengan bebidas que no sean solo de la marca Coca-cola. He pedido unas 6 veces de aquí y nunca me ha tocado una mala hamburguesa.

Use google not yelp. Yelp will take you to far away. Its located near centro. Here is the Google…read moremap https://maps.app.goo.gl/jiwW1xqhzsGznoKH7 Its across a school. Enjoy Hours M-F 12pm -8pm Sat 12pm -6:30pm

Located right on the Avenida Revolución strip, this charming, artsy cafe has a cozy vibe and a…read moresmall stage for live music. The staff are friendly and welcoming, and the food and drinks are excellent....perfectly brewed coffee and hearty breakfasts that hit the spot. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a stylish, inviting spot in downtown Tijuana.

Great customer service. The coffee was good and the food was also good. The decore was Awsomeread more

The best Caesar Salad you will ever have is here. They invented it. They serve it table side with…read morethe freshest ingredients. If you like a great salad, this is a must for you. The place itself is super pretty and very clean and comfortable. It is not cheap, but it is fairly priced. I put this in the fine dinning category. The service is perfect. Everyone is so very nice. You will be happy here. They have some of the best Italian pastas I have ever had. We love their PENNE A LA ARRABIATA and their FETUCCINNI CARBONARA. You might think you are in Italy. It is just so good. Their fish dishes are also great. We love the RISOTTO DE MARISCOS and their SALMÓN WELLINGTON. You just can't go wrong with anything you order. Their desserts are the bomb. They have a great corn cake and a wonderful chocolate mousse. At least one is a must. Have the best time.

Caesar's in Tijuana is worth visiting for the history alone, and the atmosphere is fantastic. The…read moreoriginal Caesar salad lives up to its reputation--easily the best part of the meal. The rest was mixed: * Penne Arrabbiata had decent flavor but was a bit dry. * Salmon Meunière was good, though the mashed potatoes were dry. * Pescado Fiorentina was very good and the standout among the mains. The full bar is great, but the wine selection is limited. A memorable stop with some highs and a few misses.

If you are looking for a different type of place for breakfast in Tijuana, you will discover the…read morename, Marenca. The Zona Rio location has a small dining area, that is very popular with both the locals and visitors. It is easy to see why. Their menu does not over dose on the standard morning and afternoon items that you would find anyplace. However, this is the first restaurant I've been to in Tijuana, that does not have an English menu.... so I had to labor through the Spanish menu. But, they do have unique dishes, thus making the visit adventurous, because it is difficult to choose. I went back and forth, and finally settled for their 3-egg omelet with asparagus and sheep cheese. It came with refried beans, strings of carrots and beets, small fired up tostadas and fresh tortillas (both blue and yellow corn). A small side of soggy chilaquiles was also served. A small flavorful salsa tray is also provided with 3 options, ranging from mild to hot. The asparagus spears were thin, cut up into small pieces and sautéed with mild spices. The outer egg covering soft and not overdone. If anything, there was too much sheep cheese, in certain portions of the omelet. I say this because it was an asparagus omelet, and it, instead of the cheese, should have been the star. Still, it did not take away from the other commendable aspects of the complete entree and its accompaniments. Before the meal, a small refreshing fruit plate is served. Coffee and overall service here, was mucho excellente.

I've visited Marenca several times throughout the years. They're located in the busy area of Zona…read moreRio. They have their own designated parking, which is nice, as sometimes parking may be an issue in town. The parking attendant welcomes you and lets you know where to park. You are immediately greeted when you walk in. I typically visit for a late lunch. The restaurant has a cozy feel. The staff are attentive and friendly. The presentation of the food is nice and it tastes good. Some of the dishes that I have tried are: Tarahumara (portobello omelet), Xitomatl (entomatadas), Huichol (chilaquiles con cecina), Mulli (mole Oaxaqueño), Teotihuacán (chilaquiles con chorizo y huevo), and Coyoltzin (puntas de filete). My favorite has been the Coyoltzin because the meat is tender and juicy. I also love that they bring salsas to the table. I like the chiles with oil and vinegar that they make. Overall, a great place to have breakfast or lunch with friends and family.

Love this place! 1st time trying and I'm impressed. The food was made to perfection, the staff was…read morehelpful and quick, modern look with themes for the holidays.

Vallet parking is a must there Greeted at the door immediately as you walk in. Went with a party…read moreof 5 and were seated right away. Our drink order was taken quickly and as was our food order. The waitress was very helpful explaining the dishes. Our food did take a bit to receive BUT once it arrived you could tell it was all made fresh to order! We ordered the following dishes: -enmoladas de queso with chorizo and avocado on top. 10/10 -Buttermilk pancakes. 10/10 -Blueberry pancakes. 10/10 -Huevos rancheros. 10/10 -Crepe chocolate chip. 10/10 Would recommend and definitely return

Inexpensive nice tasty food. It is at the jumping off point to Revolution Ave or down to Zona…read moreNorte.

One of the first spots you'll see when walking over to TJ. The fish tacos are good, about $6 USD…read morefor 3 of them. Comes with chips and salsa which is decent as well. The margaritas are only $5 but are very sweet and I'm not sure how much alcohol is actually in it, so I would pass on those. If you sit outside you will get hassled a lot by street vendors. Overall it was a chill spot, I would stop by again.

Great burgers but couldn't taste the siriacha. You get to try all 3 burgers with the off menu…read moreslider sampler. Good fries.

What a surprise! I happened to be in the area and I knew I had to try this restaurant out…read more I saw this restaurant on instagram. And it's a little bit of a drive from where I live. But today I happen to be in the area and I told my husband to try this place out. He was so happy! Once you place your order out waitress came with a big plate of sweet bread and you get to pick one! I picked the concha and my husband got the pineapple empanada! We ordered a bit of everything. My husbands go to meal always is chilaquiles. So he ordered the DIVORCIADOS $16.50 Half green and half red with carne asada and beans. We also got the CARNE EN SU JUGO $15.99 And I got the MENUDO ROJO $15.50 Let me start off by saying everything was amazing! It all tasted like it was homemade! Perfectly seasoned, with hand made tortillas. The carne en su jugo was really good! I understand why they are known for that dish. I loved my Menudo! I was craving it and it was perfect. The chilaquiles, the chips weren't soggy, they still had a bite to them. The sauces had so much flavor! My husband and I left with full bellies and a big smile on our faces! All the waitresses and waiters were so nice! Diego was telling us the story of the restaurant. Which was nice to hear. All family owned. Hopefully they open another restaurant close to us!!! Fingers crossed! I will definitely come back to Thai restaurant and recommend it to all my family and friends!

Food I've tried, Taquitos,salsa, chillaquilles,Menudo,beans…read more,milanesa,tortillas hechas a mano! When my sister and I cross the border to go home, this is our go to place. Somebody in that kitchen Cares about what they're making for Me & You, and I can taste it ,in every bite of food. The lettuce , tomatoe, and all veggies are always fresh and super clean as is the restaurant. We met Diego today, he is the owners son,very respectful, courteous and attentive as were the waitresses. I highly recommend you come and try. Muchas Gracias El Rincon