The a tachera meat was delicious as well as the beans, not many sides to choose from but the food…read morewas delicious, at a reasonable price. The lemonade was fizzed it tasted like soda, that was the only thing I did not like.

Very good food has the prime rib burger excellent. Wife plate was very taste. No alcohol but very…read moregood waters we had lemon and cucumber. Very busy restaurant. Price reasonable.

The best in all of Cuernavaca Morelos Spectacular Mexican food…read more Nice drinks Beautiful gardens Pricey, good value for meal Highly recommended

We ate at the restaurant, so this review is for the restaurant only. The grounds are absolutely…read moregorgeous, and worth the visit. It is truly a hidden gem in the middle of a busy city, but the sounds and hustle all drain away when you are in here. The food and service are incredible. Ordered the steak tacos, and while they look boring, they are simply perfect. The chilaquiles my wife had were fantastic and the barbacoa tacos were consumed mightily. The drinks are well overpriced, with a bottle of water being $4.50 USD whereas the conchas were only $1.50. The drinks bring up the overall price of the meal, but it is worth it.

Chosen by colleagues, this is high quality Mexican grilled meats restaurant. Simple, authentic,…read morefavored by locals. Creamy Red spicy hot or milder creamy green salsa (my favorite) + sliced green peppers + lots of lime quarters + flame grilled small onions make perfect condiment choices. Lots of items on the menu, like tacos, and much more, big photos on the wall facilitate the choice. Very tasty and satisfying, recommended.

Loved the nieves here.. great customer service. One of my main reasons to visit tepoztlan was to…read moreeat here and honestly it didn't fail.

If in Tepoztlan you must try this ice cream shop that pays homage to Dia de los Muertos. Sooo many…read moreflavors to choose from and so inexpensive.

El Ciruelo is definitely a popular spot in Tepoz for dining - specifically, for their mole and…read moresweeping views of the mountains! We went there for a late night dinner (like, 9pm) for mole, apps, and marags. The menu is robust - featuring everything from chile en nogada and fideo seco to cochinita pibil and cecina (a salted and cured style of meat by way of Spanish tradition). We had great service and food, and I would definitely return for daytime dining to enjoy the patio views.

We were seated at a table and given water, but then did not receive service for 25 minutes. We…read moreassume it was because we were obviously tourists dressed in street attire and one of us had darker skin. There are plenty of other restaurants with better staff and equally wonderful views. Don't waste your time here like we did.