First time here loved it! Lady on coffee bar advised me on popular drinks and her go to meal, not…read moreleaving behind everything here is great I wouldn't doubt it! Can't wait to come back again!

This was my second time there. First one we dinned in just weeks after the opened. Today I went to…read moretake out. Ordered a garlic pasta and asked for some extra Parmesan cheese and the cashier told me it would be extra $, and not in a nice tone of voice. Also ordered a caprese salad. Back at home just realized the garlic on the pasta is all burn (I smelled it while waiting for the order) and the salad is made out of crudely chopped pieces of tomato, cheese and canned pesto. No fresh basil. Wine list is short but faily prices.

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!

Amazing cafe in the historic district on the well known Jardin de las Rosas Plaza. Charming,…read moreartisan, extensive menu choices, excellent service. Casual full menu breakfast lunch beer wine and cocktails. Food was amazing and huge baskets of fresh baked pan dulces are offered that rival fine French bakeries. Highly recommend casual and reasonable. Regional offerings.

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.

Although was a busy night at Che Burguer's, the server was quick to attend to us and get our…read moreorders. The place is very small, with about 5-6 small tables. There is seating outside for the bar next door, and you can sit there as long as you order a drink. The outdoor area is better for bigger groups. Our burgers got to our table in a timely manner. You can see them making the burgers, and running out to serve them. I ordered an hamburguesa hawaiiana and it was absolutely savory. They also had a chile on the side that added a perfect dash of spice to the meal. Definitely a great burger that will have me returning soon!

Great location in El Centro. The burgers are loaded with toppings and definitely filling, though if…read morethat's not enough you can also get hot dogs with toppings here too. If you choose to get something from the bar next door, you can sit outside and enjoy your meal. The food here is good, but not a ton of seating inside if that's what you're looking for.

A simple but beautiful place. Great breakfast and amazing prices. Healthy chilaquiles. Great…read morecoffee. A nice place to have breakfast. Natural juice, coffee and eggs with chilaquiles for $ 2.50 US (50 MEX).

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!

The food is good for a traditional kitchen and the service is great. The place is so nice with a…read morelot of handcraft. I really recommend this restaurant.

Terrible place, they sell themselves as gourmet... it's an airport restaurant... food bad and…read moredry... had the salad, pork ribs, sopes, nothing fancy... what a scam... they actually sell themselves as a top mexican/michoacan food and request a reservartion... but when you arrive the place is actually empty and you can choose any table... anyways... dont bother coming here.

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.