My friend's client/friend took us here to eat while we were visiting Puebla. This place is so…read morefancy! The restaurant is dimly lit and there was a guy carving lamb near the entrance! We had reservations and received complimentary bread to start. He ordered some drinks for everyone, which included beer, clamato, and some tequila. Even though the tequila was high quality and smooth, it was too strong for me. Next, he just ordered a bunch of tostas- there was roast beef, shrimp, and eel?...All three tostas very delicious and filling. I was getting a little full before my entree came lol. I looked over the menu and decided to order the shrimp with 3 chiles, which wasn't spicy at all. I also had pieces of the beef, which was very tender and flavorful. My friend offered some of her shrimp relleno dish, which was light and came with an interesting sauce. Everything was yummy and service was excellent! He made us order dessert, so we got the lemon ice cream tart with merengue. It was a nice ending to a heavy meal and everyone was stuffed!

This is one of the best restaurants we've eaten at in the Puebla area. Food is excellent, and the…read moreservice very professional.

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This tiny candy store on Street of Sweets is the sweetest!…read more Dulceria La Imerpail is the emperor of candy around here. It's old- a retro style of candy shop where you can't really walk in. As soon as you enter, you're met with a giant glass case stocked with a large variety of candies. This is a shop to taste out lots of little things, as they make way for variety and don't have much inventory of each- a great tactic, because who wants all of one flavor of candy? Variety is the spice of life. The candies are decadently sweet. Much sweeter than us Americans are used to. I got some caramel rolled in nuts that was off the charts sweet. Everything here is cheap, only a few pesos for the most expensive of candies. The clerk is happy to sell individually wrapped candies, and do the math on the transaction, instead of trying to sell just by the kilo. It's funny that this place looks almost identical to the place next door.