Absolutely gorgeous establishment. The outdoor patio was so beautiful and the staff were extremely…read moreattentive and helpful in making sure the umbrella's blocked out the sun and we were shaded. The food was all delicious, and the portions are very big. Definitely recommend!

Estado muy bien, me gustó la comida y todo muy bien entro y miró. Estaba muy bonita y buenoread more

This lovely restaurant is inside the Hotel Solar de la Ánimas. It is centrally located in the heart…read moreof the main square of Tequila and it was a truly wonderful experience. We were tired from a long day of travel and our brains were working a little slow. Our server were kind, patient, and offered suggestions but not in an overly pushy kind of way. And the items they suggested were not the MOST expensive on the menu. Our server asked us what we were in the mood for and suggested some dishes for us to share. She was spot on. We started with queso fundido with Spanish sausages and some guacamole with chips. For mains we had the Torta Haogada () and Carne en su Jugo () (traditional tequila beef stew). Both were EXACTLY what we needed after a long travel day. Now the best part, the original and handmade margaritas. . They have a whole variety of specialty margaritas and my little Puerto Rican went a flutter when I saw they had a margarita with guayaba puree. They also had one with Higo flower which is sweet and delicious. Both margaritas were AMAZING. I can't wait to go back and try some more of the food and the drinks.

If you want a higher end eating location here in Tequila, Jalisco I recommend you check out this…read morelocation. A nice little first stop to start your day if you want a break from the local restaurants. The service is pretty good and the restaurant it self is cute. Walked in with no reservations but do recommend making a call to save your spot. The additional bonus is there's AC for the hotter months to cool off. And also enjoyed the mariachi playing while enjoying lunch. Definitely recommend this spot for a little romantic lunch.

This restaurant is located inside the Tequila distillery and is surrounded by beautiful scenery…read more The food is absolutely delicious. The waiters are friendly and attentive. We did the tour and decided to try out the Tomahawk steak. They start you off with some tortilla chips with three types of salsa. We started out of the chicken (pollo) flauta. I was sad that it was only one per order, cause I wanted more. It was very good. The Tomahawk steak was ordered medium. I would advise to be careful on this because the steak is really thick and there were some fatty sections, so if you like it uncooked for more medium, you'll get just that. The flavor of the steak is out of this world. You'll get some some warm tortilla, a queso skillet, refried beans, and a nice salad. We had this for lunch and we were stuffed. I almost ordered two of the steaks because I thought I was getting a smaller size steak but I was so wrong. One steak is enough for two people easy. My only negative would be; once the meat hit the table, it was fly central. It got annoying, but not much the restaurant can do about that since you're outdoors. I paid a total of $80 dollars, that included drinks, food, and tip. You can't beat that price anywhere!

We were in tequila and my research said this is a great spot to eat. We walked in around lunch…read moretime and were seated immediately. I ordered a Tamarindo margarita and my wife got a drink that came in a pinata glass. Both drinks were realy good. This place is in the Suaza building so I expect their drinks to be good and they were. I ordered the enchiladas red and my wife got 2 appetizers ( flautas and a raw tuna plate). Her food came out and they brought a raw salmon dish instead of the tuna. Not sure what happened but we speak Spanish so it wasn't an English to Spanish problem. She said the salmon tasted nasty and asked if she could send it back. The waiter said they would have to pay for it out of their own pocket if we didn't want it. Thats a weird way to run a restaurant. I consider that bad service. So be warned if you order something and dont like it youre stuck with it! My enchiladas were really good though. I recommend going somewhere else to eat when in Teqila.

I am no world traveler but this is one of the nicest restaurants I've ever eaten at. The views of…read moreTepic are unbelievable, and the food was delicious. My wife and I had two different chilaquiles and our tia had enchiladas. All of it was beyond delicious. If you pair that with the beautiful views and polite and attentive staff, you won't find a much better place to have breakfast. Prices were more than reasonable and people would pay 3 times as much in the US for less quality.

One of my favorite lunch spots in Mascota!…read more They're only open for breakfast and lunch - and the smothered hamburger is my favorite "go to" - but everything on the menu sounds delicious. Fresh. Fast. Delicious! And always served with a smile.

Delicioso! Prompt service, clean restaurant, excellent food. There is something for everyone. Don't…read moresleep on their chocomilk and fresh juices

Amazing spot. My husband and I were researching restaurants in Amatitan Jalisco and this came well…read morerecommended. We showed up a few minutes after opening, luggage in tow, and were seated almost immediately. When we were sat at our spot, we walked through part of the property and some ruins. The entrance boasted some old wooden furniture and what seemed like a formal dining room complete with (empty) cabinets and barrels used for aging tequila. When we walked through, we saw some ponds (complete with koi and turtles), grassy areas, trees, bridges, and other historic and picturesque scenic views. They also made artesinal tequilas onsite that they offered tastes of. My husband and I opted for two options: Shrimp with rice and salad, as well as a meat dish in some sort of stew. They came with warm tortillas and sauces. We also got 2 glasses of their artesanal tequila. The food came out quickly and was full of flavor. The portions were the perfect size--not too big or small, and the tequila was honestly pretty nice. There were a few additives in the products, but it still went down smoothly. It was a nice relaxing spot, but we didn't go on the cave tour to see the ruins. Since we were pressed for time, we opted to leave. It was a nice setting and enviroment, and seemed to be quite a few people coming in to either enjoy the views or eat at this spot. The restaurant has street parking and there were plenty of spots when we were looking in the area. Can't wait to return for a future visit.

This place it's absolutely amazing the food and service is sooooo incredible and the restaurant is…read morebreathtaking if you travel to Guadalajara is close by so it's a must we we're heading to Tequila Jalisco .

Not a full restaurant. This place is a tasting room with some limited food options…read more The service is great and the limited options that they have is yummy but they are Mainly focused on the drink. They are relatively new and it is very Americans. Very clean and cool vibe. It is on the second floor so don't hesitate to walk up. Selections of the tequilas that they have is very good.

We could spend all day here and we certainly almost did. The bartender and the bar manager we're…read moreincredible. When we got there in the afternoon we are the only ones there and it was actually really nice and intimate. Walking up the stairs to the second floor where the bar is located is fun in itself. The decor is cute clean traditional but somewhat modern and you can look over the balcony to the street below. We ordered almost everything on the menu from the appetizers and it was all delicious I also ordered almost every specialty tequila cocktail on the menu. Absolutely no regrets. We left the bar with three bottles of tequila. We went there to find a specific type called G4 tequila that's very rare and I think you can only get it here so if you get a chance while you're in Tequila come here try the G4 you won't be disappointed

Delicioso, limpio los tragos bien refrescantes. Fuimos en un grupo grande de 12 y nos atendieron…read moremuy bien y rápido

We walked by and we could smell the food. We came back for breakfast the next day since we could…read morenot stop in that moment and this was our favorite restaurant on this trip. Their carne en si jugo had a sour tone to it which was great to me. The birria de res and chilaquiles were great as well. We all had cafe de hills and it was perfect. The service was amazing. Quick and polite servers on all three levels of this restaurant.

During our tour, we ate at this place, and it was my boyfriend's absolute FAVORITE thing he ate…read moreduring our time in Puerto Vallarta. We got mole, rice, tortillas, some meat thing, quesadillas, and two types of beverages, one type being horchata and the other being some fruity drink. The horchata was super good. My boyfriend loved the mole. Personally, I don't like mole in general, but overall a good hole in the wall!! Five stars because my boyfriend loved it so much.

Our tour guide took us here for lunch. Located in a rural, beautiful San Sebastián Del Oeste,…read moreJalisco, Mexico. Fresh food of corn tortillas, rice mole del pollo and beans and more. Totally felt I went back in time round in the late 1900s for some reason. The Restaurant felt like a romantic country movie set in Mexico in the late 1900's. Built on stones and bricks, wood plank ceilings, stray cat wondering around, a little statue Lady Guadelupe alter watching over the restaurant. I loved what I felt coming here.

The best part about it was the scenery. It's absolutely beautiful. There's a section where you can…read morego down and it feels like going on a walk. The bathrooms are in great condition. The staff are very nice, and there's a nice jungle-aesthetic place to sit down after getting a drink from the bar. The place was pretty big. The food was decent, but not my first choice. The drive up to this place was like climbing Mt. Everest. Scary uphill. Would go again.

The dining experience is petty good, as well as the food. I definitely was not disappointed, and…read moreI'd even say that that the food was worth the price. However, if they didn't have the amazing view of Etzatlán and its accompanying ambience, I'm not sure I'd recommend this place above some of the other amazing restaurants in town. Just being honest. If you're in town for at least five days, I'd say you have to try this place. Otherwise, focus on some of the others like Casa Romero, Loncheria La Negra, and Mariscos El Guero.