I came for breakfast, this place is quite old, famous and it is beautiful…read more It is an old Spanish Hacienda converted into a restaurant. We ordered: - Molletes.- there quite good. - Huevos motuleños.- good but the peas were undercooked. - Chilaquiles.- ok. The place is very nice so you should come during the day to appreciate it and the breakfast was good and there are many options.

Fun fact! I had my quince here! (17 years ago, yikes). This is a gorgeous hacienda I grew up coming…read moreto with my parents all the time. The scenery is beautiful and there's peacocks, swans, and a beautiful grey crowned crane. The crane is funny af and chased the peacocks and children, I give it a 10/10. We started with soup - I had the sopa de Flor de calabaza and it was delicious. Also, highly recommend the cheese bread from the bread basket. We continued by splitting the shrimp tacos which were delicious and even more delicious were the seafood crepes. Loved them. We finished with cherries jubilee - also very tasty but wow did they take forever. The service was generally very good but these took foreverrrr. Definitely tasty though. This is a great spot to come for delicious food and scenery and a fabulous place for a quince, wedding, or primera comunión.

The food (we went for breakfast) was amazing! We all ate twice as much as normal and everything we…read moretried was superb. The hot chocolate was the best I ever had, even better than the best I can make at home (and I'm an expert). Service matched the most luxurious restaurants with waiters who were invisible but shows up about five seconds before I realized I wanted something more. They were willing to suggest dishes and their suggestions were superb. We were also fortunate that they were hosting a Harry Potter-themed party that night and had all the decorations up already. In spite of being a top-quality restaurant, it still felt homey. I'll be back next time I'm in Mexico City.

Good restaurant in Mexico City. Live mariachis good food and excellent margaritas. Atmosphere is…read moreloud and hard to carry on conversations. Quite signs adorn the walls.

We came here to celebrate my sister's graduation party. We rented the private dining room and we…read morehad an event for five hours. The four course new it was amazing. We had the Ranchera and the steak was cooked perfection the cream of corn served for the soup course was amazing. Seriously so creamy a little sweet, a little garlic key and topped off with little crunchies that tied everything together. The empanadas on the first course were really, really tasty a little sweet from reasons, but also a little salty from the olives, a great combination. The dessert was a flan and Man old man when I tell you, it was so good words don't do it justice. This place is beautiful and the courtyard for your kids to enjoy while you're having dinner. You can see the farm animals in a little tiny orchard that makes the place so beautiful. Don't hesitatethe cost is incredibly affordable for the quality of the place.

Fantastic place. Food was delicious, quality meat, precisely…read moreprepared. I am glad I ordered just 1/2 portion, I could still have kept some for dinner. The place is very nice and servers are incredibly polite. I'd come back in a heart beat.

Delicious lunch with excellent service. The menu del día was soup, a main, and dessert. I had sopa…read morecon fideos, pollo al vino, and pastel de guayaba. It was all delicious and good value. My family really enjoyed their meals as well. If you are looking for something to eat that is close to the Frida Kahlo museum, I recommend La Encantada.

This place was amazing! The entrance was beautifully…read moredecorated for Día de Los Muertos, there were tons of steps to go up though (so be mindful of that) , this is a traditional Mexican restaurant and it feels like you're arriving at someone's home, as you make your way to your table, you pass by the kitchen area and a souvenir shop, super super cute!! The service was great, they were very attentive and several waiters/waitresses take care of your table so they're quick to clean up your plates and such which I appreciated, you had space for your next dish. When we arrived, we happen to get there while a show was happening, there was music and singing and just all very colorful, it was loud and fun! The menu had a good variety of food, and the food itself was pretty tasty. We started with some appetizers and we got the huaraches and those were omgggggg finger licking goodness! Those are a must! We also had the barbacoa and it was good but kinda dry, not my fav here, I'd prob skip it. We had the chicken soup and that was great! The guacamole was kinda uneventful and was missing salt and spice. To drink we ordered 2 pitchers of aguas frescas, tamarind was one and it was nice and refreshing but the real winner was the Horchata, that one was made just right! For dessert we had the helado de mamey and that was really really good! Price range is on the higher end BUT with the show and the service you can see why. I'd def recommend visiting this place at least once!

This restaurant is a staple. My family is from Mexico City and has been coming to this restaurant…read morefor over 45 years. I've been coming here since I was a little girl. Every time we're in Mexico City, we HAVE to stop here - it's the law :) On this last visit to see my family, it was also my husband's first time to Mexico City so I was really excited for him. They have shows on weekends so make a reservation in advance to get a good table near the stage. On this last visit we were a group of 15. Their star dish is the barbacoa. It's not to everyone's liking but it's worth a try. Their carnitas are also delicious. They had a 13 piece mariachi band this night, and I LOVE mariachi. They also had a play going on w/the mariachi band. This restaurant experience was a highlight for my husband. They have an indoor playground for the kids. The drinks were good. they also have cafe de la olla (Mexican coffee). Lots of foreigners come here as well. On this night, there were folks visiting from Switzerland and other countries. As you'll notice, if it's your first time here and you're coming from abroad or celebrating something special, it's tradition to pass a napkin to the MC, with a note of what you're celebrating etc. and they'll announce it. My husband didn't know this tradition and my mom wrote a note for him ;) So he was super surprised when the MC called him by name in front of the whole restaurant and they welcomed him to Mexico City :) I was pleasantly surprised to see the staff were very considerate and conscious of covid-19. All of the servers were wearing masks and a face shield. All of the non-server staff had masks. You don't see the shield anymore in the US but was so happy to see it here. I felt a lot safer. Also throughout the restaurant, you'll see a wall of old photos of the owners with famous Mexican celebrities who have dined at this restaurant. If you're in Mexico City, definitely stop here!

Great Service, good music, absolutely delicious food top quality side of the road restaurant.read more