Wow. This place right here. First it's in a great location overlooking the square. It's not a large…read moreplace but man the flavors pack a punch. My dad loves his salsa and boy did they provide. Get the Bandita you won't regret it. Drinks are excellent and atmosphere is fun. I highly recommend this place.

After visiting a few restaurants in Taxco that have slipped in service quality, La Bendita stands…read moreabove its peers. A favorite from our last trip here and now the best place to eat. I had the Shrimp taco with mango and onions and the taste was both unique and superb. I then had the grilled cheese taco. This is actually a taco shell made of cooked cheese, filled with onions, tomatos and herbs. Amazing flavor. They also bring a rack of salsas to your table to choose from. The service was perfect and the ambience was fun! My wife and I had dinner for about ten dollars, including drinks! Highly recommended.

If you looking for a fancy place, this is not it. But if you looking for unique good local food,…read morethis is the place! Menu is limited with no english menu. We mostly see local tourists with a party going on singing & eating while we were there.

Great pozole in Taxco. The sister shop is at the Zocalo. Supposedly on Thursday they have all 3…read morecolors. Maybe they did - you need to be early! Really fun.

This is THE restaurant to be for the view in Taxco. It's located right across from the cathedral in…read morethe plaza, with a lovely view of the city surrounding it. It's a little touristy, but not necessarily in a bad way. It's a good place try the pink mole (Taxco special, apparently) and few other local specialties. Seating on the top floors may be a little limited, but we didn't have to wait very long at all to get a table on the patio.

Experience the local hospitality a year ago, and I decided to write a short review here. I ordered…read morethe local pork chop dishes which I really enjoyed the presentations of their dishes. The amazing views outside definitely added more incentive for me to pick this dining location. I recommend all of you to visit Taxco, Mexico, and make sure to stop by here to experience the local culture!

We ate here because our tour guide brought us here. We were given menus as we sat down and only had…read morea few dishes to pick from. For my entree I ordered the steak with mashed potatoes, veggies, the chicken soup as my starter. For dessert, they brought out a slice of chocolate cake. (295 pesos - drink not included) Service was ok and it got to be busy as we ate. We saw many dishes come out that were not offered to us on the menu. As we walked out, we noticed that they have two different menus. One was listed as the "tourists menu" and the other as "locals menu." Food was ok - nothing special.

The food was pretty basic for what you paid for! Nothing special. I didn't like they had separate…read moremenus for tourist and I'm guessing for locals? I would've had something else than the few options they gave us. Not worth it.

Tried the enchiladas and fajitas, along with a few drinks, and a nice view of the nearby scenery…read more Limes were juicy, and they gave us a few green oranges to pair with our drinks. Hard to find bad limes in this beautiful country, 5/5. (Also tried the hamburger, as our commute back to CDMX would be very long. Wasn't good, stick to their Mexican dishes.)

This place is the bees knees. Beautiful views of the central plaza, great drink choices and the…read morefood was very delicious. I ordered the taquitos de pollo. Beautiful presentation and very tasty. We were thoroughly entertained with the commotion in the plaza and the vista views. Sit near the balcony if you can!

The food here was divine at a great price. The wait sis take longer than usual but it was worth the…read morewait. The server was attentive and gave us alot of tips for our trip here.

This was hubby's favorite taco place while we were in town. I think we came here three times; at…read moreleast two, for sure. I pretty much stuck to stuff made from al pastor because they cook it so differently here. They actually cook it like Greeks cook lamb: on a constantly rotating spit. I have no idea why they don't do so up here but they just don't. It's cut thin but still have plenty of flavor. To be honest, it wasn't that much different in flavor from stuff up here but it was clearly the best stuff in town. As with everywhere, we had the usual green and red salsas. They were identical to what was everywhere else in town but I'd just like to note again that the salsa verdes here are amazing and a must try. Oh, and they have a fully functioning, fully stocked bathroom as well. I very much appreciated that. Loved: - Salsa Verde - Taco al Pastor Ok: - Volcan del pastor

This place was neatly served and very clean. They also had a bathroom. This was my favorite place…read moreto get tacos in Taxco. Their tacos tasted like good tacos.

This place is definitely rated and frequented as highly as it is merely for the view of the "pueblo…read moremagico" of Taxco. The rooftop terrace offers incredible views of the city, but the food is just okay and clearly intended for an American tourist clientele. Hamburgers and french fries? Really? Also, fajitas don't really exist outside of the US, but you can find them at this place. The mole rosa was pretty looking (depending on who you ask), but lacked serious flavor. Take my word for it. I've had all different variations of mole all over Mexico, even within the same towns/cities. This was far from exemplary. The guacamole was also okay, which is pretty hard to mess up. The two friends who joined me were equally unimpressed with their respective choices. I would go back for the views and a light bite, but not a full meal. I'd rather snack around throughout the town.

When we visit Taxco, we like going to the restaurants on the main plaza overlooking the cathedral…read more On this trip three people recommended Del Angel Inn. I told them the place they recommended could not have a better view than the main plaza! I was wrong. The view is incredible. Del Angel Inn is on one side of the cathedral, so you can see it up close, from a different angle. It's a large restaurant with multiple terraces. You get a panoramic view of the city and the mountains. We had a group of 30 people including kids. Everyone enjoyed their food including soup, medallions, pasta, and desserts. They offer a full bar. For a large group, our food was served quickly and almost simultaneously. The prices are very reasonable and the staff super friendly.

El mole está delicioso. Very authentic of Mexico Thank you…read morefor your service. I enjoy!