Good food and service. Fresh seafood try the tuna tartare and the coco shrimp. You cant go wrongread more

OMG, the best and most flavorful seafood dishes for the most reasonable price point. Its like home…read morecooking . Try the pulpo, the squid ink fettucini, and the seafood stuffed fish. Does not have a fancy ambience but who cares when the food is so good. The ladies and gentlemen that serve the food are all sweet and softspoken but very attentive.

We were excited to visit San Miguel de Allende and were staving when we got there. So excited to…read morering this little hidden gem. It's very small but the service is good and the food is amazing. The dishes and seasoning is from Vera Cruz!

Excellent fried shrimp and fish tacos served up at great prices, with a terrific salsa and garnish…read morebar. A modest setting with charming service. I will definitely be back.

This was the best meal I had in Guanajuato. My only regret was finding it in my last night in this…read moremarvelous city. I had fish tacos on special. 3 x 50. I was a bit skeptical for 2 reasons. 1) the fish was deep fried - not how I've had them in San Diego and 2) they didn't seem to offer any pickled accompaniments - no jalapeños or limes. The waiter said to just use their homemade green sauce instead. I did - as well as some other sauces on the counter (mayonnaise and chili). This was a great opportunity to go outside the comfort zone of the familiar and try something new. The fish was super fresh - the flavor and moisture were highlighted by the crunch of the thin outer layer of flour. So, they didn't feel or taste bready the way some batter fried fish can. It's a super casual and friendly place and you can have a beer or soda with your meal. Wonderful tasty fresh dinner with bev for about 65$. Go! They also serve seafood burgers - which look more like what we gringos call croquettes. Don't be scared - go for it. Yum!

This place has a traditional mexican vibe. It's a a restaurant bar where you order beer, soda or…read morehard liquors and you get their speciality which contains shrimp broth, ceviche, and fry fish. You can order fish or shrimp as well. Este lugar es tradición en Morelia. Un restaurant bar mexicano donde consumes cerveza, refresco o algún otra bebida (tequila ron etc) y conforme ordenas bebidas te traen de comer. Es una cantina típica de mexico. En el menú encuentras delicioso caldo de camarón, tostadas de ceviche y guacamole y al final unas ricas carpas fritas. Por un costo extra puedes pedir camarones o filete de pescado.

I ate some of the best food I've ever had at this restaurant. The Mezcal margaritas were incredible…read moretoo. Wonderful service and great ambience. Would highly recommend.

Cute little tapas place, if you are not hungry this I'll be the perfect place to get a drink and…read morehave some small bites. The food are great, portion is small so you get to try different dishes, the bone marrow is a must try. Really good flavor. And the short rib tostadas seasoned really well. The service was really slow, it took at least 30mins to get a drink. There's only one waitress taking the orders and making drinks and also our order got forgotten as well. I would not recommend if you are in a rush.

100% recommend for mariscos in San Miguel. Mario and Piano took care of us like family, if piano…read morewas an uncle talking to us about some of his stories. Food is perfect and atmosphere is represented very well.

Great spot for seafood in San Miguel! This spot is unassuming and we were a bit hesitant to try it…read moreas the Google reviews were mixed but we wanted to eat something more authentic outside of more popular brunch spots in the city so we opted to eat lunch here. P.S. make sure you have pesos as they don't take credit card! Right when we walked in, Mario was super welcoming and accommodating. We wanted to get a whole fried fish and were told that they usually have sea bass or red snapper but the sea bass was reserved for later. We got the sea bass and then an octopus tostada to share as an app. The octopus tostada came out quickly and was a delicious and fresh way to start the meal. We waited about 20 min for the fish to come and it was definitely worth the wait. The red snapper was plenty for us to share and the meat was perfectly tender with crispy skin and a ton of fried garlic. It was served with coconut rice (slightly sweet) and salad which rounded out the meal. The best part of our experience just definitely how kind Mario was. My boyfriend wanted orange juice but we heard they didn't have it but halfway through the meal, Mario bought orange juice to the store and gave us a complimentary glass. As we were walking out, we saw a couple of people drinking a green juice and asked what it was and Mario gave us a glass to taste. It was cucumber water and so so good. Definitely recommend you try it if you come!

Being a gringo, I found this place to be gringo friendly snd the food was fantastic. Ot has a…read morefull service bar snd the staff were very helpful with the menu! I recommend this restaurant for a relaxing dinner with friends!

I came here twice on a short visit to Tequisquiapan. I'm glad I visited twice because the menu is…read moreso expansive and food is sooo good. On my second visit, none of us spoke language but the head chef came over personally to discuss and offer advice. Staff was extremely attentive and helpful as well. The interior design is also so beautiful and comforting. I would love to come back here again!

Very nice place with excellent but unobtrusive service. It took awhile to choose, a lot do things…read morelooked good. I chose the grilled salmon. It wasn't just a sizeable piece of fish, perfectly cooked, but also a salad and some potatoes. Glad I didn't get an appetizer too.

Sunday night dinner. Spectacular view…read more Great wine. Good service. Terrible, and I mean 7/11 and Diminos have better pizza. Terrible fettuccine alfredo, and I mean worse than microwave pasta. Delicious rack of lamb & bass filet. Come for the drinks and view, not food.

Food: 9/10 Service: 10/10…read more Ambiance: 10/10 After days of tacos (no complaints!), we were ready to mix things up and La Trattoria was the perfect choice. Located on the second floor right in front of the park where the mariachi plays and next to the iconic Teatro Juárez, this spot offers not only fantastic food but also one of the best views in town. Picture a charming, rustic setting overlooking the lively street scene below. La Trattoria blends Italian and Mexican flavors beautifully. I had the tuna appetizer and shrimp tacos both absolutely delicious and full of fresh, bold flavor. Others at our table enjoyed a variety of pasta and seafood dishes, and everyone left impressed. The drinks were also a hit they offer a solid mix of cocktails, from traditional cantaritos to crisp martinis. Whether you're in the mood for something a little different or just want to soak up the atmosphere with a great meal and a view, La Trattoria is a must. We'll definitely be back!