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3 years ago
35 minutes to close my tab and can't get anyone to take my $ or even give me a second look. Too busy on their phones. Won't be back.
Lateral Periférico de La Juventud 3400
Puerta de Hierro
Chihuahua
Mexico
614 430 2970
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http://chilis.com.mx
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Hours
What time does Chili's open?
Chili's opens at 8:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday, Friday and Saturday.
What time does Chili's close?
Chili's closes at 12:00 AM (Next day) on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday.Chili's closes at 1:00 AM (Next day) on Friday and Saturday.
Mon-Thu, Sun 8:00 AM - 12:00 AM (Next day)Fri-Sat 8:00 AM - 1:00 AM (Next day)
Does Chili's take credit cards?
Yes, Chili's takes credit cards.
Does Chili's serve alcohol?
Yes, Chili's serves alcohol.
Does Chili's have TVs?
Yes, Chili's has TVs.
Does Chili's have outdoor seating?
No, Chili's does not have outdoor seating options.
Does Chili's have parking?
Yes, Chili's has parking options.
Does Chili's allow outdoor smoking?
Yes, Chili's allows outdoor smoking.
Does Chili's have free WiFi?
Yes, Chili's has free WiFi.
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Delicioso mole poblado, pide pierna o pechuga en mole, acompañado de arroz, consomé y tortillas
Delicious homemade food, served by wonderful ladies. A very small little corner cafe with your…read moretypical Mexican dishes. A great place for breakfast, lunch or just a quick bite.
Do you believe in Miracles?…read more One of my favorite stops in Chihuahua is "La Casa de los Milagros" or "The House of Miracles". It has the perfect mix of history, romance and bohemian atmosphere. The house is a beautiful blue colonial hacienda style home right behind the Cathedral, ironically on a street known for it's ladies of the night. The story of the house is that it was a favorite stop of Pancho Villa, who would often stay the night along with his many "companions" one of which caught the eye of the man of the house. He decided to leave his wife and travel with Villa and his ladies. The wife, diligently kept up hope that St. Jude would grant her a miracle and bring her husband back home to her. Which after some time he did return for good. There are several large rooms with great colors and large canvas paintings of colonial era religious art adorning the walls. The ceilings are high with log trusses on the roof, the lighting is dim at night but bright from the many windows and open air hacienda patio in the center during the day. In that patio you will find a troubadour singing many nights with just his voice and guitar filling the air. The food is mostly cafe style, I normally settle for some tapas and the cheese plate. You can order coffee with cream, sugar and tequila or brandy if you like. Or if you would like skip the coffee all together and just get the good stuff. Overall, it's the quiet relaxed atmosphere, sense of history and lovely music that keeps me coming back. Sit down, order a coffee with piquete, and hopefully gaze into the a pair of gorgeous eyes on the other side of the table. Magical.
Food was great and the ambiance was like travel back in time to the colonial Mexico you can…read moreactually feel like you were in one of those old movies
El Milagros cafe.
Star light
Don Quixote, local art.
I stopped in back in 2018 and I really enjoyed this place. I have followed them online and have…read moreseen some of their social media posts. I finally made it back over there last week with a few friends and was impressed with their beer selection. Great service and I really like the building.
We came in randomly after visiting a museum in the area. The drinks are amazing, we were seated and…read morehelped quickly. I will definitely come back whenever I'm in this area!
Casa antigua adaptada como bar.
Cervezas artesanales mexicanas
One of the best, traditional bars I have ever been to. Arriba Chihuahua!!!…read moreUnas de las mejores barras que a ido.
Pancho Villa drank here. Verdad! And they have a cabinet with momentos including his actual death…read moremask! It's like a mini-museum. And, of course, a locals bar. Tourists ate rare enough that they bring a book over and ask you to sign in. Cheap. Historic. Food and drink (burgers, quesadillas, etc). Random mariachi guys playing music. Pretty cool place. Oh! They have a ... well, "special " salad that's not on the menu; you have to ask for it.
Bar is an island in the center.
Sotol!!!
Great food and fun atmosphere. I was in there with a group the other day and they had one of the…read morebest live music acts that I have ever seen in a bar. I have been to Brick Bar three times and I have always had great service. It has been within walking distance from the hotel so I'm not sure about the parking.
Craft beer selection
Craft beer selection from Vulgar
Great atmosphere. Buckets of your favorite beer. Come watch the rock group FÒR perform Saturday…read morenights!! I had a blast. I had the classic nachos, they are a big hit. Watched the Dallas Cowboys kick them Seagulls *****tonight ! No cover!
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It is very close to our hotel that's why we went twice for dinner but both days their customer…read moreservice wasn't good... They had a cupon going on but they don't tell us that we must show it when we order, knowing that we have it... so they didn't give us the discount... It was frustrated that we weren't the only ones... even speaking with the manager didn't help at all.
The food is good but the service some times is not. Hosstess are nice and friendly but some waiters…read moremay forget about you even if the place isn't crowded. ;(
Mina Vieja is a great family owned and operated Mexican restaurant offering a quaint atmosphere…read more As you go in you feel like you are transported back in time to Old Mexico. The restaurant is an old home decorated with antiques in a style reminiscent of Cracker Barrel; old pictures, tools, and antique gadgets fill the walls. One room is like stepping into a small country store out of the wild west. Another room has wooden fencing, saddles, and lights made of old wagon wheels. The music ranged from traditional mariachi to a smooth big band slow dancing style. A true delight! The food is traditional Mexican: tacos, enchiladas, and all kinds of delicious Mexican delectables, served by a friendly staff, and accompanied by a fantastic salsa! Bathrooms are small but clean. This is a great place for families, small groups or even a business meeting. I highly recommend Mina Vieja!
Comida deliciosa, la gente que trabaja ahi es muy amable. ¡Altamente recomendado!read more