Number 1 - free Wi-Fi. A Family style restaurant. There's breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There's…read morebeer. You'll see young families, senior citizens, and a few Suits. Good food, normal portions, they have milkshakes, iced tea, Mexican entrees. Steaks, fish, chicken, something to please almost everyone. The waitstaff is attentive and gracious. That's something you don't experience in a casual restaurant chain. Clean restrooms, too. Someone comes around the tables asking if everything is all right, if you need anything? There's a bar. Not the hangout kind. It's larger than most other VIPS There's even a children's play area with a slide. What's not to like?!

This restaurant is so typical of what you would find in the real parts of Mexico, which is outside…read moreof the tourist zone. Nothing fancy and everything basic here. They absolutely cater to the local clientele, which made it a unique experience for me. If I wanted upscale and perfection I would have just stayed in my country. I ordered the most simplistic breakfast that they offer, and it also appeared to be the safest meal for my stomach. Basic scrambled eggs with a side order of black beans. They also gave me a couple of tortillas which was nice. The eggs and beans were what I had expected and my stomach appreciated it. Perhaps next time I will try juevos Mexicanos or something more native to Mexico. I just need to get accustomed to the food around here.

I've tried several times to go there but each time I return they're closed. My timing is terrible!…read moreI'll try again in February. Wish me luck.

We had taken a night tour of CDMX & decided to have a late night dinner. The food was delicious &…read morepresentation was exceptional. The ambiance was pleasing to the eye & the jazzy music was soothing & relaxing. Sadly I had to remove a star for our server Daniel. When I asked if they had WiFi he condescendingly said the password was at the bottom of the QR code table display. It wasn't. When he returned with our drinks I told him that password didn't work then he turned the QR code display around where there was a handwritten password. The icing on the cake was when it was time to pay the bill on my credit card he was handing me the receipt to the completed transaction. I asked him if could add a tip & he said he already did. He did not give me the option to tip him less than what he felt he deserved. I didn't ask for the manager because I know the 2 ladies l was with would have felt uncomfortable & awkward. Other than that, I would definitely return to this fine establishment when I visit CDMX in the future but definitely steer clear of Daniel.