The staff is so friendly. When we walked in the front entrance the employee put down his mop and…read moresaid let me take you to the restaurant. Everyone is so friendly and patient with our English. We were greeted and sat immediately. The building is very nice. By anyone's standards. But compared to surrounding buildings, it is high end. The guacamole is so fresh and plated beautifully. Quite possibly, the best I've ever had. Don't be fooled. This isn't our first visit to Mexico. We've been to Cancun, PVR and others recently. But this is good eats.

We ate at the restaurant in the Hotel Fray San Marco in the middle of the day on a Monday. We were…read moreseated and waited on immediately. The salsa was hot, very tasty but wow, so salty. The tortilla chips and flavor of the salsa kept us munching. The chips were über thin and extra crunchy. For lunch we had Camarones Bacanora en estilo Veracruz where the shrimp are cooked in the Bacanora liquor and smothered in sliced red, yellow and green peppers; sliced onions and the Veracruz light tomato sauce and with refríes beans and white rice with a few diced vegetables cooked in. Pescado al Horno was enclosed in aluminum foil accompanied by broccoli, carrots, onions, zucchini, green olives and sliced red, yellow & green peppers. They were served hot and steaming after being freshly prepared. Both were colorful presentations and tasty! We would buy these dishes again. We recommend and would visit Fray San Marco again.

Food, service were wonderful. Drinks were watered down and awful. Next time I'll stick to beer.read more

Nice upscale bar around 4 blocks from the Nogales border and across the street from the Hotel Fray…read morede Marco. Beer is pretty cheap here and they do bottle service for the larger groups. Nice atmosphere that opens up to the street. They have an assortment of food options including typical bar food wings, cheese sticks, fries, chips and guacamole and nachos. They also have some salads including a Cobb and Garage Salad. They also have some Mexican dishes; Enchiladas, Chile Rellenos, Chimichangas and more. They also have 3 or four different hamburgers.

Service was good. It was a border bar. So yes a dive joint. I like dive joints. This was a safe one…read moreon the main street.

Reminds me of a neighborhood bar on the border. The owner Marcos is one of the nicest people you…read morewill meet. Everyone is friendly. The bartenders and servers always have a smile on their face. Drinks are priced right and Marcos always has free food for you.

We sat by the bar for about 20-30 min and asked twice for drinks, the bartender never helped us. He…read morekept saying he would get our drinks in a bit but never showed up with them. We finally left after he looked at us and just looked away and helped someone else. They earned the 2 stars because of the great music and because they had AC on such a hot day. Will more than likely not come back.

This place was amazing, super safe and cheap to drink. Bartenders are kind and would definitely…read morerecommend it to anyone coming in the area.

Loved the bar itself, turning 90 years old on Thursday. It was big with blue neon lights accented…read moreby a pink hue on top and original wood. The bartender was helpful to turn the game on for my dad and made a very good White Russian for him with a freshly opened can of condensed milk. Parents also had a margarita (tad overly sweet) and the Piña Colada was good. Bathrooms were immaculate. The hotel upstairs is only $23 a night and looked very clean as well.

Came here with my dog and girlfriends and sat on the patio - super clean space inside and out,…read morewhich I always notice. Big bonus: they're dog-friendly and even brought her water. Our waiter, Jesus, was awesome - friendly, attentive, and really helpful with the menu. We ordered the quesabirrias and... wow. They do them a little differently - kind of like a layered quesadilla folded taco-style - and the flavor was seriously on point. Paired it with their micheladas, which were just as good. They've got a huge menu with plenty of options, but honestly, I'd go back just for that combo again. Only regret is I ate it too fast to get a picture . Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.

This place was just so-so. It is a combination of a Tex-Mex restaurant and sports bar. There were 7…read morehuge TVs playing basketball sports loud. There is a Cantina bar area too. Most of the menu items are Tex-Mex but there are also burgers, ribs and wings. There were only two vegetarian options: a veggie burrito and fried cauliflower "wings". I was curious about the cauliflower "wings" so I ordered that. I was expecting the cauliflower to be fried or look like wings. However, the cauliflower was just baked and barely cooked. It was served with dipping options, celery and carrots. I ate the cauliflower but I was disappointed in the dish. I could easily have made this at home. The agua fresca jamaica drink made from hibiscus flowers was good.

I was craving a filet and saw the sign for best Latin Steak House, hidden behind hotel chain. The…read moreservice was excellent! I did not have to ask for anything. The steak was good; I would have liked more seasoning. The steak was cooked as ordered. It's got a nice inside area, plenty of room for parties. I would suggest taking someone with you for company. They have a prime rib special on Wednesday.

Great food and top notch service. Cool blend of a modern and classic steakhouse…read more Came here with some locals who did the ordering of the appetizers for us all. Couldn't tell you the names of the dishes but they were all amazing. And filling! We still ordered steaks after the appetizers and those were great, too. I had the ribeye and most everyone else had the arrachera skirt steak. Everyone left full and happy. We had an older gentleman as our server. Seemed to have a lifetime of service experience as he was super on top of taking care of us. Kept the drinks flowing and accommodated all requests. Really liked the vibe of this place. Felt both new and old. Hopefully I can come back one day!