I stumbled on this wonderful little Sandwich shop while I was exploring Querétaro and it was a…read moredelight! I ordered the Philly Cheesesteak and it come out piping hot and flavorful! The salad was crisp and colorful. Highly recommend this for a taste of back home.

What a find! Really cute little sandwich shop. It's not in the centro, but isn't too far either…read more Worth the trek! The decor is modern and cute. I started with a house made soda in ginger grapefruit. Really gingery and tasty. Apparently they have different flavors often- they had maybe 6 available when I was there. I tried the Chinese buns to start, which really could serve as a main course because they are big. They were bready buns (not like a traditional Chinese bun like I expected) with sauce, chunks of bacon and cucumber. Really good. We split the roast beef dip and the open faced BBQ pork. Both were really good - quality ingredients and classic flavors. All in all, I really enjoyed the ambiance and the food. Left very very full!

City Market was my first stop in San Miguel de Allende--straight from the airport. I had discovered…read moreit simply because it was on the way to the place we were staying. The plan was to run in quickly, grab some bubbles and a few snacks, then head back to unpack and relax for the evening. Our driver dropped us off and we walked into a spacious, upscale market that immediately impressed me. City Market is an extremely nice supermarket with a wide selection that ranges from high-end groceries and fresh pastries to upscale kitchenware, including Le Creuset cookware and other premium cooking items. The fresh pastry selection looked wonderful, and the produce was especially impressive. The avocados were enormous, and the tomatoes looked incredibly fresh. There was also an excellent selection of meats and cheeses--perfect if you're putting together a charcuterie board. I was even able to find my lemon ginger tea, which is part of my morning routine. While most people did not speak English, communication was easy with the help of Google Translate. The next day I returned with more time to stroll through the aisles, and I was even more impressed. The store has an outstanding selection of food, meats, and produce. I was pleasantly surprised to see a small section of Asian ingredients, which meant I could easily make my Chinese breakfast soups in the morning. On that second visit I had filled my cart with quite a bit of food. As I headed toward a regular checkout lane, a gentleman approached, guided my cart over to the self-checkout area, and began scanning and bagging my groceries for me. It was an unexpected level of service, and I was happy to tip him well for the help. Beyond shopping, City Market also has several places to eat inside. Bar Do Mar serves sushi prepared fresh right in front of you. Pintxos offers an impressive menu of roughly 60 homemade dishes. The café area also features a wide selection of coffee beans, along with freshly prepared coffee drinks and teas. Overall, City Market is the place to go if you are looking for a wide selection of foods, pastries and adult beverages while visiting San Miguel de Allende. Whether you need groceries, cookware, or a reliable place for a meal, it's an excellent option to have nearby.

City Market is what I would consider the gringo hotspot in San Miguel de Allende. It is an…read moreextremely nice supermarket with a wide selection that ranges from upscale groceries and pastries to higher-end kitchenware, including Le Creuset dishes and other cooking items. Beyond shopping, there are several places to eat inside. We ate at the sushi bar, which was quite good, with the sushi prepared fresh right in front of you. Overall, City Market is a convenient and polished stop while in San Miguel de Allende. Whether you need groceries, cookware, or a reliable meal, it is a solid option to have nearby.

Friendly. Clean. Typical US Sandwich menu. Great location…read more Good value. Quick service.

Great authentic mx food. I tried this place with my family and they loved it. I recommend the…read moretostadas and sopes.

My wife and I stopped in here for a weekday late-breakfast, early-brunch. I ordered a chorizo…read morequesadilla, and my wife ordered a torta ahogada con pollo. Neither were spectacular, but the portion sizes were generous. The waiter asked if I'd like a second quesadilla as the portions were small; they weren't. If you're looking for a bite to eat and friendly staff, this place is decent.

Located right off plaza de armas it is a small locale but has outdoor seating. It is very relaxing…read moreand a good place to sit and chat. We had the apple pie crepe and the chocolat. We really loved the apple but didn't care much for the other. Both came with home made vanilla ice cream that was amazing. The chocolate had berries and chocolate syrup. The berries were previously frozen thawed and really reduced the quality of the dish. The service was attentive and quick. We had carajillos that were well made.

Stop by this sweet little creperie alongside the Plaza de Armas in Centro Histórico, Querétaro,…read moreMexico. We had vanilla frapees and cajeta (caramel) crepes. What a nice break from sight seeing!

On our final day of our short visit to Queretaro, we wanted a light and breakfast. We opened Yelp…read moreand found Cafe Breton, a cafe with French inspired cuisine. We started with mimosas which our waitress, Laura, told us we're 2 for the price of 1. YES, please! Laura came back with the pastry tray (pictured) and I chose the napoleon-style dessert. Then I ordered the "Petite Dejeuner" ("small breakfast"). My wife ordered the mushroom and spinach omelette. My petite breakfast was large - boiled egg (I requested hard boiled), jam, delicious crusty bread, emmentel cheese, Swiss cheese, a juice made fresh from carrots, rosemary, and other other goodies, ham, yogurt, muesli, honey, salad, house made salad dressing, fresh fruit, and more! The omelette was huge and had great flavor. It also came with some of the fresh juice and fresh fruit. SIDE NOTE: I watched as other plates were delivered to tables, and everything looked beautiful. We sat upstairs in the covered area, but there is also a downstairs area with seating if prefer to avoid the steps. Laura, was an outstanding waitress. She gave a good review of the menu, and made wonderful suggestions. She was very patient and helpful as I practiced my ordering in Spanish. I nearly forgot!! We took a slice of pear and almond tart to go. We plan to enjoy it during our bus ride to San Miguel de Allende. If you've not visited Cafe Breton, go get a table NOW! Thank me later with a juice or a cup of coffee!

Chic french inspired cafe. Fast & Friendly service. The dishes that my family and I ordered were…read moredelicious! 100% recommend

The food is pretty good for its genre (bar food.) the space is great. It's an open air restaurant…read morewith amazing views of the city and mountains. They have a very large alcohol selection. They make several varieties of pizza. I can't say I tried the pizza, but they looked a little different from The American pies that I'm used to. They have wings and burgers as well. I had the mushroom sandwich which was surprisingly rich and delicious! It was actually a bagel sandwich with mushrooms and goat cheese. It is really hard to find vegetarian options, and this one was really excellent. The passion fruit mojito I had was good, but very sweet and a bit weak.

Great place to have a few local beers. Reminded me of an English pub with great mountain views…read more They had a wide verity of choices; burgers, salads, and pizzas. They had vegetarian options.