Very random, but this Thai place makes awesome fried chicken wings. Not something you would…read morenecessarily expect to find in Mexico, but I will definitely come back next time I am in Chihuahua. The service was good and the upstairs seating in the Terrace made for a fun atmosphere. While there I witnessed a distant thunderstorm while enjoying beers and wings with coworkers; it was awesome. For the record, I hear their actual Thai food is good too!

Wow what a fun experience. We came to do some flights and had little expectations…read more The flights were both wonderful and led us to get some apps and cocktails. Highly recommend the carne seca almost ordered another round it was so good. The chocotini with sotol was perfect for dessert and the lemon sotolita was very refreshing and tasty.

The place had a cool and classy vibe. There were music videos on some screens and later live music…read moreby a very talented young lady. I loved my drink, Sex on Creel and had 2 shots of sotol piña colada, which were awesome! Super smooth. The burger con chile pasado was pretty yummy but the fries were not cooked right. Oil must not have been hot enough because they were soft. My mom ordered the t bone steak. .. do yourself a favor a do not order this. It was flavorless and super tough. The chile pasado on the side was delicious, the mushrooms were the canned kind. Overall cool spot, the drinks were great but stay away from the steak. Next time I'll just order drinks and botanas (appetizers)

Do you believe in Miracles?…read more One of my favorite stops in Chihuahua is "La Casa de los Milagros" or "The House of Miracles". It has the perfect mix of history, romance and bohemian atmosphere. The house is a beautiful blue colonial hacienda style home right behind the Cathedral, ironically on a street known for it's ladies of the night. The story of the house is that it was a favorite stop of Pancho Villa, who would often stay the night along with his many "companions" one of which caught the eye of the man of the house. He decided to leave his wife and travel with Villa and his ladies. The wife, diligently kept up hope that St. Jude would grant her a miracle and bring her husband back home to her. Which after some time he did return for good. There are several large rooms with great colors and large canvas paintings of colonial era religious art adorning the walls. The ceilings are high with log trusses on the roof, the lighting is dim at night but bright from the many windows and open air hacienda patio in the center during the day. In that patio you will find a troubadour singing many nights with just his voice and guitar filling the air. The food is mostly cafe style, I normally settle for some tapas and the cheese plate. You can order coffee with cream, sugar and tequila or brandy if you like. Or if you would like skip the coffee all together and just get the good stuff. Overall, it's the quiet relaxed atmosphere, sense of history and lovely music that keeps me coming back. Sit down, order a coffee with piquete, and hopefully gaze into the a pair of gorgeous eyes on the other side of the table. Magical.

Food was great and the ambiance was like travel back in time to the colonial Mexico you can…read moreactually feel like you were in one of those old movies

I stopped in back in 2018 and I really enjoyed this place. I have followed them online and have…read moreseen some of their social media posts. I finally made it back over there last week with a few friends and was impressed with their beer selection. Great service and I really like the building.

We came in randomly after visiting a museum in the area. The drinks are amazing, we were seated and…read morehelped quickly. I will definitely come back whenever I'm in this area!