The personal was very nice. I enjoyed the original rooms in the hotel. The rooms are clean,…read moreconfortable and cosy. I loved the food, it was delicious! A super stop that I won't forget and that I recommand.

I always make the assumption that a Mexican restaurant will serve Mexican food. In Europe so far…read morethis has proven to be a dangerous assumption. While visually, except for the odd fascination with corn, the food here looks very Mexican, don't believe the illusion. The beef chimichanga wasn't fried, the chicken burrito was filled with I can only call gravy and the nachos were lacking everything you'd consider would come on nachos except cheese. I'd give the place 1 star, but the drinks were good and the staff was friendly. Avoid if you're looking for Mexican food, go if you'd like to get drunk.

Service: unattentive, slow, unconcentrated/ makes errors…read moreTaste: near to neutral, not what you would expect from mexican meals

Not the greatest Mexican we've had in Europe. Service was pretty good. The waitress was very…read moreaccommodating. You definitely need reservation.

Just off the main street down a side alley this lively bar is a popular spot for one and all and…read moreprobably the main bar in town, certainly in terms of numbers of people therein. It is a cool and chilled out place always playing good music and the often have live bands. It is mainly decorated in all things Mexican (I have a couple of 'souvenirs' from there) and there arte plenty of good sized table to get a group around. The bar serves a bit of everything but the cocktails are really good and the Corona and Sol always go down a treat (served with lime in the neck of course.) They also do lighter snack such as nachos with melted cheese and other bits and pieces although it shouldn't be the main reason for going there.