They stay open late. They have A/C. Staff is nice. The drinks are fun and they have no-alcohol…read moreoptions. The food is just ok. I would not say good, but I wouldn't say terrible either. The service is VERY slow, but if you are having fun with friends while you wait it's all ok. The pasta we ordered was supposed to have sausage and it didn't. The banana foster doesn't have a flame . However the building is what makes this place unique. They have live entertainment most weekends.

Had too wait for food not good. Cafeteria style annoying. Ordered enchiladas, Hamburger, cecina and…read moremore.No one liked. Out of the 13 of us maybe one plate was liked

You know how we say up in the States..."we don't go to Denny's...we end up there"...well, I'd apply…read morethe same cliche here. A nice marketed/colorful menu with all the appropriate pre-made froz'en attractions. Convenient when needed but not my suggested "go-to" joint....especially with all the great local options one can enjoy. You can get plenty of this up in the states.

They have what they call "comida corrida" (aka pri-fix menu) It includes several courses. Which is…read morenice. We went at around 2 pm and they had run-out of the chiles-rellenos and the ensalada campesina. Service is a bit slow. It would have been nice if server would tell us that they were out of certain dishes on the pri-fix menu when they first gave us the menu. All dishes for different people came out at different times. For example 3 people had already enjoyed 2 courses (starter and soup) and were now waiting for the entre... while the other people at the table...one had only received their drink and the second person was yet to get anythinG. When drinks came out... one had a straw and the other two didn't. The wait between the 2nd and 3rd course (after the soup and waiting for the entree) was about 20 minutes. When there people were done eating one of the people were just now getting their sandwich. It'll the food was ok

This place has some of the tastiest pastries and breads, great for breakfast and an evening social…read morecoffee, they also have a sister site in Houston, Texas.

La Comida estuvo nada espectacular, el lugar tiene buena decoración y Aire Acondicionado, pero lo…read moreque estuvo TERRIBLE fue el servicio y rapidez al atendernos. Nuestro grupo era de 12 personas, pedimos bebidas y pan, no había churros a las 9am! Y eso es algo que buscábamos probar porque los visitantes pensaban que al estar en el menú siempre los tendrían disponibles. Tuvimos que pedir en más de una ocasión que nos tomaran pedido de lo demás que queríamos comer. El menú está muy mal diseñado pues no están claras las opciones de cada paquete. Tardaron más de 45 min en traer nuestra comida y eso fue porque tuve que decirle a la mesera que si no estaba preparado aún, que queríamos cancelar la orden.

This is a great family place only 1/2 block from the Plaza de Armas. The food is traditional home…read morecooked meals. The pre-fix menu changes daily. A la carte is also available daily. Outside (on the front) restaurant they have a permanent place where churros are freshly continuously been made and people are lined-up (up to 20-25 people) at any given time waiting to get the next batch of fresh churros that are being made. Inside the tables are good size. There is nothing fancy. It's all practical. The decor is probably the same they had 4O years ago. I have been coming here all my life and it has not changed. They give tables with female customers a special stand to hang purses. Awesome idea! WiFi - not available