Found this place by accident, the rooftop terrace is nice and the food and drinks were GREAT for a…read moregood price. The service was very, very slow so make sure you have enough time. Fried quesadillas were particularly good.

Excellent taco and tequila tasting. Delicious Cochinita pibil and cocktail. Will…read moreCome back again!

Was strolling downtown to find a place to catch the Hawks game and every place i got into they only…read morehad soccer many tvs or no tvs or only one signal i got into this place not only beer was 2x1 they had little meals to go with your drink. I thought place was going to suck But it started to fill quickly and were cool enough to keep my game on and still get people in. No body was there to watch games but to drink and i was fine with that. Little plates kept coming and beer was cold watched my game, bill was cool I can not complain. Staff is cool bartending want you to be there is across this magnificent church cant miss this watering hole when near by.

Love this place, not only because it's s a nice blend of great Mexican cuisine and the magnificent…read morearchitecture of the place. Weekend nights have live music, that nicely enhances the atmosphere while you wind down with your significant other or friends. We had great appetizers that you can only find in a few places (tuétano and escamoles). If you are not local you must be adventurous to try this Mexican delicatessen. The other options Chamorro adobado, rib eye, octopus were average compared to other places. Dessert was outstanding. Now, a word of caution... if you come here in a cold night, make sure to bring a jacket or sweater, this place is open and it gets cold , but with a few tequilas you forget about it

Ambience outstanding food average at best. Unfortunate in such a great place. The food lacked…read morecharacter and care. Wine was the best of the dinner- Madero

We were on our way to San Miguel de Allende to eat at a paella festival where you could try several…read moretypes of paella for about $27 ($550 pesos) but we came across this small place right outside of town where they serve 4 types of paella each for $12 ($230 pesos). We ordered 3 plates and it was more than enough for 4 people. The prices are very good and the paella was the closest I've had to Spanish paella on this side of the Atlantic. The service is amazing and they even let you call in ahead of time so they can start your order and you don't have to wait 45 mins in the restaurant for the food. I highly recommend this place.