Stunning restaurant located in the De la Soledad hotel. It is actually called the Marogui…read morerestaurant .You know you are somewhere special the minute you come to the entrance. Flowers and spectacular glass art around every corner surrounding a beautiful courtyard fountain. Food , drinks and service were excellent. We will definitely come here again.

The atmosphere, food, and service were spectacular. We enjoyed our brunch here which was our first…read moremeal in Morelia. The garden seating is magical as previous posters indicated. Thank you!

La comida esta mas o menos. Vine para almuerzar con mi family y cada quien pedimos nuestro propio…read morePlato. El servicio estaba bien, pero el restaurant estaba solo. No habia ambiente. My hijo pedio La Enchiladas Morelianas. Honestamente esperaba mas de este platlillo. Me madre y mi esposa lo hace bien delicioso, pero aqui tenia un sabor my commercial y no de casa. Mi esposa pedio una Sopa Tarasca. Este si estaba bueno. Estaba cremosa, y tenia un bueno sabor. Yo pide unos uchepos sin carne. Me lo servieron con crema y queso arriba de los uchepos. Si estaban buenos. Para el postre pedimos unos Chongos Zamoranos. Estaban bien dulce y bien sabrosos. Lo unico Que no se es si lo hacen en casa o son de Lata. Pero lo importante es que si estaban buenos. Lo dudo que degrese. Hay mucho mas que conocer en Morelia.

We had an enjoyable experience here. Our waiter, Cristian, was a true gentleman, very helpful, and…read moreattentive to every detail. They greet you with tortilla chips and bread in the center, along with three delicious salsas. Needless to say, the food was DELICIOUS, and the dishes were very filling. The atmosphere is very calming, allowing you to enjoy the food and the company. I highly recommend their pitcher of Clericot!

Best meal I've had in 2 weeks, traveling 5 cities incl. CDMX. It was a very nice, light…read more(finally!!!), original meal, beautifully presented. Price for this level of quality is unbeatable. Great experience, I highly recommend.

My review is 4.5 stars…read more The reviews are accurate; this is a cozy place with great service and innovative regional food. The flavors are familiar but combined in a way I hadn't thought of, and surprisingly, they taste amazing. Each bite is rich with textures, flavors, and leaves a lasting aftereffect when you finish chewing. The staff is very friendly and helpful, welcoming you with a piece of sourdough bread paired with purple corn masa (which I believe they make in-house), served alongside a rich but not spicy salsa. For those used to big portions, you'll need to order more than one dish here. The portions are "normal/common in Mexico," so foreigners should be aware. This place is worth a visit.

Such a cute place! Food and coffee were really good. And such attentive service! The pizzas were…read morepretty good for to go. It is a little hidden but it's part of the charm.

Quite a few options for a light breakfast. Awesome pastries…read moreand freshly squeezed juices. Good service.

Must go if you're visiting Morelia, it's right in the main plaza with great views and isn't tourist…read moretrapy. The food is soo good and a good value too. The breakfast combos include coffee, juice, fruit, and your entree. The service here was quick and they came by for coffee refills. I'll be recommending this place to everyone.

The ambiance and appetizer with bread were great! I ordered…read morethe veggie lasagna and cordon bleu, overall the food was decent! But it's a great place to have a coffee and people watch

I've been to Cafe Michelena twice. The first time was an enjoyable experience with good service and…read morefood, back in 2023. This visit was the complete opposite. The staff is rude and dismissive, the food order was incorrect, the food arrived cold, and the dishes were flavorless or made incorrectly. The cafe has turned into a tourist trap due to its proximity to the plaza in the centro. It's not worth the money or time. I recommend La Guercita only two blocks away if you want good, tasty food and attentive service. Examples. My mocha had no chocolate flavor and my wife's dirty chai tea was not anything close. My father in law order juevos rancheros that came out completely cold and the sauce was wrong. And I was told that a chicken Milanese torta would take 45 minutes. Guess breaded chicken is a hard dish to cook. Pass on this place. There are many other better places in the centro to get breakfast or lunch.

We chose to eat here because they didn't seem as busy as other restaurants, they had a lot of empty…read moreseating. We saw lots of employees working but no one greeted us. We finally asked someone if we could be seated. After we were seated, they brought us menus. The server was nice. I asked for a recommendation between the Caffe Nutella or the Caramel and he said Nutella. I went with his recommendation and it was good. My daughter wanted breakfast but they were no longer serving breakfast. It took several minutes for our drinks to come out, and it took about 20-30 minutes for our food to arrive. The server didn't check in on us at all and didn't bring us napkins until I asked. We ordered a cheeseburger, enchiladas suizas, lasagna, a smoothie, several aguas de Naranja, and a coffee. The enchiladas were super spicy! For someone who does not eat spicy, they were extremely spicy. We were having a wonderful conversation but kept getting interrupted by vendors, which, honestly, ruins the vibe. I understand vendors have to sell but we are trying to eat and talk. The bathrooms are nice and clean. The inside of the place is super cute. My recommendation is eat inside so you can eat in peace and enjoy the cute vibe. Our total was $910.

I was curious to try Origo since it had pretty good reviews on here. To begin with the ambiance was…read morenice, plenty of space for large groups to eat. The food itself was OK, nothing to rave about but was solid all around. The service itself was not the best, took about 30 minutes for them to take our order than it felt like forever until we actually started eating, so wasn't the best experience. If you got plenty of time to spare would be a decent food spot to go to.

Great service and a nice environment if you need to get some work done on your laptop or enjoy a…read moremeal with family. They have a delicious cacao bolillo, and the prices are very reasonable for the quality of food served.

Best place to find local and traditional food, the service is great and the place clean.read more

Las enchiladas están fenomenal, los buñuelos no se diga! El atole, las quesadillas fritas, todo…read moreestá tan rico que es difícil de escoger que comer en la inmaculada yo tengo más de 20 años comiendo aquí y siempre todo es muy rico All food is good and so delicious no matter what you eat