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El Rinconcito

3.6 (7 reviews)
InexpensiveLatin American
Closed • 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Holbox - Smoked kanpachi tostada

Holbox

4.7(2.7k reviews)
1.6 mi•Historic South Central
•$$

We came to Holbox right at noon and ended up waiting about an hour, but it was worth it. The prices…read morefelt very reasonable considering the quality and freshness of the ingredients. The tuna & uni tostada was the standout. The tuna had the perfect balance of acidity, and the uni on top added just the right amount of richness. Every bite had so much going on without feeling too heavy. The ceviche was incredibly fresh and bright. The octopus taco was another favorite. The octopus was so tender with no chewiness, it was cooked perfectly. We also tried the aguachile, which was really good, but the tuna dishes stood out to me so much more. Overall, such a great menu with really high-quality seafood at a reasonable price. There are so many other things I want to try, so I'll definitely be coming back!

Holbox has been on my list of places to try for a long time. We finally decided to come on a Sunday…read moremorning. We arrived as they're opening and there was already a long line out the door. The staff were wonderful and offered everyone umbrellas so we can wait in the shade. Be prepared because the wait is LONG, we probably waited 45 minutes before getting in the building, then you wait a bit longer to order. Patience definitely pays off because the food was absolutely delicious! We started with a huge bowl of creamy guacamole, it was well seasoned and great but we ran out of chips. My uni and bay scallop ceviche was super fresh, the seafood tasted so sweet and was paired with the perfect amount of citrus and creamy sauce to tie everything together without overpowering the seafood flavors. I also tried a bite of the kanpachi tostada and that was wonderful too! Everything they made highlighted the seafood so well. I didn't get a chance to try everything we ordered but we all loved every dish we tried. Definitely check this place out if you love seafood, but I'd recommend coming either on a weekday or really early to avoid the crowd. There are a few parking spots available outside and street parking as well so it's pretty convenient.

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Holbox - Kitchen view

Kitchen view

Holbox - Taco de pulpo

Taco de pulpo

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Qué Bárbaro - Chocotorta with dulce de leche mousse

Qué Bárbaro

4.0(208 reviews)
1.9 mi•Downtown

Love the vibe of this place. Never heard of this Argentinian spot before…read more First of all- location is on level 8 or 8th floor which is at the Marriot Moxy. It is located adjacent to the pool area. Came in and was greeted right away by the waitress Sangria was delicious. We Tried the el asado experience. Which is 89/per person.It comes with salad, fried cheese and a generous serving of bread. Then you have a choice of different cuts of meat. We chose the skirt steak, pork belly and chicken thigh- all grilled on a bbq pit One of the highlights was the potato salad Word of advice: come extra hungry!

We were out at Crypto for a concert and planned to get dinner here a bit early for the concert…read morestarts. We walked in with no reservations and we were seated right away! Ambiance was amazing as everyone is talking about. They have done really good with the decor. Menu was great and they have good amount of options from fix menu about grill meat or à la cart. We had limits for appetizer and it was amazing. Highly recommend. For meal, we tried their classic lomo Saltado and Pollo à la Brasa. Both dishes were delicious and cooked to its perfection. Sauce with the pollo was delicious. I would recommend this plate. For drinks we tried couple of their cocktails and they were good but I couldn't see anything more special to be for $22/$23. Over all it is a great place to check it out. I am giving one star less is due to the some menu price which I was not able to justify. (Parking fee additional and no validation)

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Qué Bárbaro - Que Barbaro counter vibe

Que Barbaro counter vibe

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Provoleta

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Culturas

Culturas

4.2(66 reviews)
2.2 mi•Downtown

~ ALL LOOKS, NO SERVICE, BIG REGRET ~…read more Reviews looked good on yelp so my group opted to have an early dinner here, but wow... this was one of the most disappointing and uncomfortable dining experiences I've had in a long time. We came in around 5:30pm on a Saturday and the restaurant was literally empty. That should've been our first clue. We were seated and then completely ignored for about 25 minutes... no water, no menus, no check-in. We finally had to flag someone down just to acknowledge we existed. Things went downhill fast. When my pregnant friend asked if they had iced tea or coke, the server actually told her she shouldn't be having caffeine and suggested something else instead. That comment was wildly inappropriate, not her place, and absolutely unacceptable. Full stop! Ordering food took forever, and when it finally arrived, it was painfully underwhelming. Dishes were missing items listed on the menu, portions were small, and the prices were laughable for what you get... think expensive guacamole that barely feeds one person, croquettes that tasted frozen, and fries that felt like an afterthought. Add in an extra kitchen fee on the bill and it just felt insulting. Service overall was scattered and disengaged, the space didn't feel very clean, and for a party of 8 being the only guests there, it somehow felt like we were an inconvenience. No warmth, no hospitality, no accountability. This place tries hard to look like an upscale Latin fusion spot, but it's all surface-level. Between the disrespectful comment, slow service, overpriced and mediocre food, and awkward vibes, this was an easy never again. Please save your time, money, and energy.

Fresh and delicious food…read more Plz check aditional kitchen fee (3%) is included in the bill. Service was so distracted. Inside is not really clean. When people are going to the restaurant. Honestly, It is not a really good experience for me. I would not go back here again.

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Culturas - Menu includes brunch and dinner

Menu includes brunch and dinner

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Corteza At Sendero

Corteza At Sendero

4.1(72 reviews)
2.1 mi•Downtown

When you enter their 24th floor it's quite spectacular…read more They're always shining with brilliant welcoming smiles. We sat at the bar for a little bite to celebrate my husband's birthday and boy were we so delighted by the appetizer we chose because it was hands down one of the best things I've tasted. We got their Aguacate Relleno which is an avocado stuffed with blue crab with puffed quinoa, yuzu pearls, and a garlic ajoblanco sauce. Their service was spectacular and the view was pretty nice.

We came to Corteza at the Ritz-Carlton to celebrate my husband's birthday, and unfortunately, this…read moredinner was more disappointing than celebratory. I specifically noted on the reservation that it was his birthday and even asked if we could have a nice table. When we arrived, we were seated at a cramped table. We noticed the table next to us had much more space, so we politely asked one of the staff if we could move there. Her response was basically, "We need that table." No explanation, no attempt to accommodate us, and honestly, not much sense of customer service. Our server, thankfully, was quite nice. She was helpful, explained some of the menu items we had questions about, and took our order. The food also came out pretty quickly, so I'll give them credit for that. But then came the little things that really make or break an experience. We asked for soda refills for our kid and waited about 10 minutes. Ten minutes for a soda refill! It felt like the restaurant was completely packed, when it really wasn't! There were only few tables that's occupied! And the biggest disappointment? Not even a birthday dessert or any acknowledgment of my husband's birthday. We made sure to mention it in the reservation, so we expected at least a little something--especially at a Ritz-Carlton property. For a place like this, I expect more than just taking orders, bringing food, and checking off the basic duties. Hospitality is supposed to be about making guests feel special, especially when they're celebrating something. Unfortunately, the overall feeling was: do the job, go home, and that's the end of the day. There was no "above and beyond" moment that made this birthday dinner memorable--in a good way. Very disappointing experience. For what we expected from a Ritz-Carlton dining experience, Corteza missed the mark.

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Corteza At Sendero - A pretty bar.  Around the bar was just too casual.

A pretty bar. Around the bar was just too casual.

Corteza At Sendero - Beet salad (mole Rosa apple and microgreens)

Beet salad (mole Rosa apple and microgreens)

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Paseo San Miguel - Carne Asada with shrimp. Delish!

Paseo San Miguel

4.6(8 reviews)
2.0 mi•Historic South Central

Another great paseo San Miguel. As a frequent diner of the Western locations I am happy to see them…read moregrow. This location serves beers, palomas and margaritas. Service was attentive and friendly. Manager Alex came by and introduced himself and our waitress Michelle was on it. Food was just as good as other locations. Pupusas and pasteles were delicious. A big plus is that now I have a suprema to pair up with it...I could not be happier! Now this place is fairly new so they could use some more foot traffic but I am sure they will get there as soon as word spreads. FYI There is parking in the back of the restaurant. Look forward to get some sopa de pata there as well!

A coworker of mine wanted me to try this place, said it was kinda new so we did…read more Ambience wise was pretty chill. Not that many people on a Friday noon. 4 or 5 tvs playing the world cup. Quiet, not too loud round that time of day. As always, every time I go to a Salvi restaurant is for the pupusas. I ordered 3 of them, with different fillings on rice flour. To cut to the chase, they were a solid 2.5 out of 5. Cheese tasted like regular jack. Chicharron was okay. Their tomato salsa was hella thin, almost like just red water, no taste all either. Pupusas also felt kinda undercooked. The rice flour kept sticking on my gums and teeth and believe me, it ain't supposed to be that way. Looked cooked outside but inside the flour was super soft almost, well, like raw.

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Paseo San Miguel - Inside

Inside

Paseo San Miguel - Pastelitos de pollo

Pastelitos de pollo

Paseo San Miguel - Drink menu

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Drink menu

El Rinconcito - latin - Updated October 2026

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