I love love love this place. While strolling around my new neighborhood I spotted all these…read morebeautifully colored items in baskets on a table and had to go in for a peak. As it turned out I was walking into a candy store, and all those pretty packages were sweets and treats. I was able to buy a few various samples and was happy to discover some good ones. On another passing I was tempted to stop by because I had really liked their cute little coconut candies, and I happened to have 10 pesos in my pocket. This time the owner who is very warm and inviting patiently and happily described each and every candy in his store. I loved hearing about how this one is made or where this one comes from, and what goes with each. I am not much of a candy person, but I have to admit he made me love the display and we sampled many that were really quite good to my surprise. I am planning a visit to the Yucatan soon and plan on having him prepare a big basket of locals candies (and their stories) to share with friends and family. It is a great gift idea that combines flavors, colors, traditions and makes people happy on any budget. Tried, tested and recommended.

From the owner: Nos dedicamos a la comercialización de dulces tradicionales, naturales y fabricados en México de…read moreforma artesanal

From the owner: "Los Dulces, lo tradicional de México"…read more Es la manera mas típica de conocer México. En dulces regionales EL PAPALOTE puedes encontrar toda variedad típica de dulces regionales del estado y sus alrededores, ya que cuenta con mas de 1000 productos tradicionales en diferentes categorías, desde: tradicionales, regionales, orgánico, gourmet, sin azúcar, cristalizado y envasado como: salsas, conservas, rompopes, cremas, licores digestivos etc. Cuando nos visites conocerás la cultura del dulce y probarás lo rico que es México.

Great service Great food…read moreGreat prices We had some really bad experiences eating here in Guanajuato. It was nice to end our visit on a positive note The vegetable and rice soup in chicken broth was filled with chunks of fresh veg and was full of flavor. It came with cilantro onions chiles and lime on the side as well as warm tortillas. We also had tacos dorados which are taquitos or flautas. They were nice and crunchy but not at all greasy. My hubby had the sopas which he really enjoyed.

Do not visit in the summer months! No AC as most restaurants in this part of Mexico. Food was good…read morebut over priced. Wine was way over priced .

This is a tiny shop within the Organic Market San Miguel de Allende (Tianguis Organico)... I didn't…read morebuy anything there but the two very enthusiastic counter guys were giving away thin slices of different cheeses and other delicacies and it took a lot of resolve to not buy a few pounds of cheese. I saw this link to their facebook page... https://www.facebook.com/La-Sabina-253588151719179/