Excellent tacos, some of the best in Xalapa. The prices are good too! I just wish they'd turn the…read moreTVs down some. Muy Rico's tacos, algunos de Los mejores de Xalapa. Precios son justos también. Solamente quisiera que bajarán las teles.

La comida es buena, no es tan caro y el ambiente es cómodo. Claro si comparas lo que es de comida…read morepara una fonda, creo que 100 pesos por una comida de fonda que además con el paso del tiempo ha ido perdiendo calidad, creo que no es relevante y está muy sobrevalorado.

Ask for the typical food and let the waiter advice you. The Cecina with chilaquiles is deliciousread more

The food here is absolutely fantastic! I've been twice and everything I've tried has been…read moreexcellent. The mango margarita is really worth trying, but they also have a lot of craft beers and other drinks on the menu. The esquites, cooked over a wood fire, are my favorite. The fish with mango is great, as is the pasta with seafood. There are good vegetarian options as well. Everything is local, fresh, and savory. The restaurant is next to a river in the countryside. Very relaxing place to eat and hangout. The service is wonderful and the owners are extremely nice people. If you are near Xalapa or Coatepec you have to check this place out, you will really enjoy the experience. Really some of the best food I've had in all of Mexico.

The food is awesome, they have a fusion of Mexican/brunch going on that makes it amazing…read more The sandwiches are the best, but there are many other good dishes on the menu. I love to come to this place, the atmosphere is great, many local musicians use it at their gathering spot which gives it an upbeat ambiance.

I had a superb meal here while I was passing through Xalapa for two days. I wish that I had eaten…read morehere both nights, but I made the mistake of trying another place on my second night. I wish I had jotted down the name of the appetizer I ordered. But I can tell you that it was at the top of the menu, it was duck, it was escabeche, it was chile, it was stupendous. My main dish was their tumbuba, a Veracruz standard of soupy rice loaded wirh seafood and chile. Rather than desert, I ordered their green salad which was full of citrus fruit and a slightly sweet dressing. It was the perfect light ending. And if you like craft beer, you have to order their house brew. By itself I thought it was a bit too sweet. But when paired with their chile-laden food, its spot-on perfect.

This a cute place with windows overlooking the park--you almost feel like you're in the country in…read morebuzzing Xalapa. I ordered the daily comida, which was a lentil soup followed by chicken in pepian sauce. Both were solidly prepared and I very much enjoyed them. Of course I had to get a churro, which for me was aa revelation. I'm used to the churros that you can buy on the subway platforms in NYC, which are soft and greasy. The ones here were crispy and light. I had mine with cajeta, a Mexican caramel sauce. Excellent, excellent, excellent.

One of the best places for traditional Mexican delicacies, a must try are the tapadas, tamales…read morerancheros and the passion fruit atole!