We came for breakfast. It was a buffet…read more The atmosphere is pastoral, staff polite and efficient. Food was amazing. They had chilaquiles, quesadillas, pozole, and many other items! In addition there was a fruit bar stocked with oatmeal, yogurt, and fresh fruits like pineapple and papaya. I would definitely return!

Favorite spot in town. Great service, atmosphere, food, and drinks. I had the huevos en la cazuela…read moreand they were excellent and the bites I had from my mom's chilaquiles were also delicious. I would definitely go back.

The place has a privileged locación overlooking the main square in a corner opposite the chapel of…read moreSaint Mary of the Ascension. We went in Saturday night and there were two jazz guitar players strumming bruit idyl rhythms of bossanova, samba and hauapango that definitely pulled us in. We did have the cheese with chorizo and the griddle chistorra that were very, very good. Three of us had the caramel capuchino and they were rolling their eyes in pleasure. I had a very decent mescal. Service is outstanding with at least three if not four attendants that will present and explain the food, a main waiter, an attendant that keeps the table clean and the maître that handles both your seating and the bill. All cordial, professional and kind. Prices are well below average for a sit down restaurant in Mexico: $40 US for three main dishes, three specialty large coffees and a mescal, including 15% gratuity. Alcohol is particularly varied, well presented and very, very reasonably priced. Remember you are in México's wine country so try a local wine. A memorable experience in all senses. (Don't forget to tip the musicians).

I really wanted to like this place but it kinda fell short…read more We saw this rooftop restaurant from the center of the historic district. It has a side entrance and it is well marked to find it. The entrance requires a spiral staircase which is fine for us but important to know The menu had some good items. I saw someone with the clam chowder and it looked delicious with fresh clamshells in it so I ordered it with a house salad. The soup lacked flavor and the salad was kinda wilted. My friend ordered the fillet of fish which was bland. The view was really nice and we did enjoy watching the sunset from there. Overall, the view is great and the food is just okay.

Nothing to write home about, but it's decent. I've had their enchiladas (green, and mole). Very…read moreextensive menu.

Although quaint, this place is the real deal for breakfast. Service is great and the comeida is…read moremuy bueno. It has my vote for the best breakfast in town.

Probably the best breakfast in Tequisquiapan. As a local, I've eaten here dozens of times over the…read moreyears. I absolutely love the green chicken enchiladas with an egg on it and the French toast. Other great options are the chilaquiles and the salmon bagel. All salsa options can be ordered with or without chile. The menu is varied, so if you don't like Mexican there are different international options (bagels, sandwiches, eggs, etc). Most dishes are accompanied by a number of things like fruit, bagel with fresh cheese, French fries, salad, etc. They make their own bagels. Price is right considering the quality and quantity of the food. Service is usually fast and attentive. The owner regularly comes out of the kitchen to greet regulars and ask if everything is great. Sunday mid mornings are by far the busiest time of the week and you might have to wait to get a table, but otherwise the place is usually quiet.

Classic touristy restaurant in Tequisquiapan, Qro., Mexico. Sat outside here so our friends could…read moreeasily find us after parking, which is probably the toughest part of visiting this gorgeous city. At the main entrance so worked out well. Service was better than expected after reading reviews and food was pretty good as well. Very extensive menu. Most of our party ordered the enchiladas con arrachera o cesina. We ordered the arrachera but both were good. Enchiladas were good as well had like a mole sauce and cheese. Basic but good. Prices were kind of high, even compared to San Miguel de Allende, but expected. Live music on weekends and clean restrooms. Probably won't be back this way, but happy to have tried it.

Wasn't great. The service was fine (unlike the other review) but the crepas de cajeta weren't…read morewonderfully made, they were kind of hard even though the cajeta was good. We ordered hot chocolate and had to send it back because it just tasted like milk without chocolate but once we got it back it was fine. There's a lot of better spots in the area, I recommend K'Puchinos.