We were on our way to San Miguel de Allende to eat at a paella festival where you could try several…read moretypes of paella for about $27 ($550 pesos) but we came across this small place right outside of town where they serve 4 types of paella each for $12 ($230 pesos). We ordered 3 plates and it was more than enough for 4 people. The prices are very good and the paella was the closest I've had to Spanish paella on this side of the Atlantic. The service is amazing and they even let you call in ahead of time so they can start your order and you don't have to wait 45 mins in the restaurant for the food. I highly recommend this place.

Wonderful place to go for music, drinks and casual fun! The food is good and the prices are very…read morereasonable. The service is always so friendly!

Downstairs, the restaurant to the right has good service, just go knowing that it may take some…read moretime. The ambiance is nice. The papas bravas were really yummy. And, the live performances are wonderful, especially Friday and Saturday with live flamenco music and dancing.

Stay away! No breadsticks! Se supone que este restaurante debe ser igual que los demás que llevan…read moresu nombre. Vengo de Estados Unidos de visita y me topo con Olive Garden en Plaza Mayor. Se ve idéntico; el ambiente, mesero/a con vestimenta negra y menú. Pero hasta ahí llegó. La comida de a tiro no está buena comparada con las sucursales de Estados Unidos. Las dos estrellas son por el servicio. Eso si tiene México que la gente siempre es amable.

We have attempted to go to this restaurant three times but it is always closed, even though it says…read moreit is open on-line.

One of the best places that a have ever eat just couple of opinion…read more the owner don jesus will welcome you to the restaurant the place look like it's close but you need to open the door. inside you will travel back in time 200 year the way how the Restaurants look and feel it's super nice. there it's no menu and dont ask for prices it's not cheap but it work every single peso that you expend. first you will get some tapas the the main dish and the.house wine after all it's been done here came desert and a good covesation with don jesus letting you know the history of that place.

Everything I tried was good but not exceptional. I liked the Lintel soup best. Also tried Sopa de…read moreajo, champiñones la furia and chorizo a la sidra. My wife had the steamed clams and the paella.