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Food: 5/5 Service: 4/5…read moreAmbiance: 3/5 Parking: NA/5 Family friendly: 4/5 Stroller friendly: 2/5 Located in El Centro in Valle de Bravo, this cozy place offers flavorful food for a good price! I fell in love with the salsa here and feel like it's one of the best salsa's I've had; ever. (Sorry mother in law, lol). We ordered Caldo de pollo ( $120 MXN) for the little one and she gobbled it up quick! I ordered pechuga empanizada y gratinada con verduras ( breaded chicken breast with mashed potatoes and steamed veggies : $140 MXN). Chicken was seasoned excellent, mashed potatoes weren't as chunky as I like, but I finished the whole plate. Place is cozy, good for small groups, but will be pretty tight seating. Not too great for strollers of you happen to have one like us. I would recommend this place due if you're in the area of Valle de Bravo. It's definitely a local's spot to eat.

Great fondue - never fails to deliver. Service is good and location very centric, although parking…read morecan be a challenge.

Awesome fondue and rösti place, easily the best place to eat in town. Plates around $160 and a…read moregreat cocktail selection. Highly recommended

Awesome food!!! The…read moreburgers are great and the tacos also!! Great location!! An Avandaro's must go restaurant

Jus the perfect hamburgers! Great taste…read more Delicious The soul Burger its the best! Try it!

Food was good but they are deceptive about what they will charge you. If they offer you anything,…read morejust ask for the price since they will overcharge when the can. Nice evening with an exorbitant bill that was not expected. Be careful!

I can cook better pastas and pizzas compare from this restaurant , sorry but no comeback…read moreamigo

Excelente servicio y bebidas muy ricas y originales , si buscas un lugar para relajarte con buena…read moremúsica Disfruta de este lugar

La Bambina is a no frills bar one block behind Taxco's main plaza Borda. They have a small balcony…read morefacing the beautiful Santa Prisca cathedral and liters of beer cost a mere 58 pesos (at the time of writing). I wouldn't come here for food, the menu is very limited, but it's a great stop to have a cold drink with friends.

Handshake Speakeasy is worth the hype! I managed to snag a Friday night reservation in the basement…read moreroom. The interior was dimly lit and moody, and the staff would yell a welcome every time patrons entered the space. They also did the same once people started leaving. For my first drink, I chose the Mexi-Thai. Handshake is known for their clarified cocktails and I was shocked by how complex the flavors were in this clear beverage. It was almost savory with makrut lime coconut, tomato, and basil oil. For my second drink, I chose the Banana Split. This one was much sweeter with rum, banana, and a blend of sherries. It came topped with a chocolate lego filled with banana ganache, which was insanely decadent and tasty. Our reservation was limited to 90 minutes, which was enough time for me. Overall, loved this spot!

Hard to see why this has been getting top speakeasy when I feel I've been to better... Pretty easy…read moreto find - it's in a hotel and there is sure to be a super long line waiting, so make sure you check in with one of the waitstaff especially if you haven't booked a reservation. Although our group did not book ahead, we got there right as they opened and only had to wait about 30 min to get seated - but it was also a Monday so maybe that had something to do with it... Aside from the entrance being anticlimactic compared to the bars I have been to, I think the drinks were quite delicious. I got the Earl Grey and the Once Upon in Oaxaca. The first one was honestly my favorite. It was such a refreshing drink that was a really fun take on Earl Grey tea. I really liked the lemongrass straw as well. Drinking out of the straw vs drinking the drink directly made a huge difference in flavor, which I thought was particularly unique. The Once Upon in Oaxaca was slightly smoky and definitely a more liquor forward drink. Perfect for a second cocktail. I would have liked it to be just a tad more smoky with a thicker mouthfeel. Overall, however, it was a pleasant experience, but there are definitely some other bars I'd recommend over this one...