This place is the best! Wonderful service and an excellent meal!…read more Valet parking and staff was very attentive and professional

Nice fine dining atmosphere and service. I ordered paella;…read moreit had a heavy tomato paste flavor but no Zafron, not worth what I payed for it.

I myself spend more than 600pesos when I go...but then again for the quality of food and service…read moreyou're getting it's worth it. Try the juices Me gusta la comida de aquí y con gusto gasto porque ella se lo merece, trabaja tanto y es súper amable. Prueba los jugos

I really like this place. We had a baklava; an agua Fresca and a coffee and it was delicious…read more The lady told us she's been there from 20 years. We can see she genuinely loves her job and is very friendly! Will come back :)

This gem is Tijuana's one and only in one of the trendiest neighborhoods. While strolling around…read moreand looking around online for something else than your regular tacos and enchiladas, we decided to try this Turkish restaurant. Seriously, this is THE best restaurant in entire Tijuana. It is a Mediterranean eatery with a distinct traditional Turkish interior. Fyi, Turkish food is a healthier cuisine that is served with lean meats and a mix of veggies. El Turco in particular; goes a little farther by being a little more healthier by serving home made wheat bread along with the Turkish tapas and dishes. The sides such as rice, are preferably served with brown rice and/or bulgur rice (wheat). I would reccommend anything with eggplant, as that's one of my favorite dishes that come out very well here. For desert, try the ''Kunefe'', which is a Turkish version of cheesecake (made out of Turkish cheese and served hot with pistachios). Oh, and the nice thing is that Tea is complimentary and amazing. You can even buy a pack for home. So if you're in Tijuana and your tired of your tacos, or standard steakhouses- go to this gem!

We just had dinner at El Turco, amazing! The hummus is probably the best I've ever had! Everything…read morewas delicious, authentic and plenty! They also had fantastic sangria. This is a gem to have in Playas, and close to home. I look forward to sampling other dishes. I strongly recommend this great resturant!

When visiting a new Greek Restaurant, I 1st either get their house salad + house dressing and an…read moreorder of Tabbouleh. Or, I go straight for the lamb. Between these 3 dishes you learn just about everything one needs to know about the quality, presentation, and flavor of the food in the restaurant. I opted for Tabbouleh and the Greek Salad. And, honestly, this is some of the best Tabbouleh I've ever enjoyed. For those who aren't familiar Tabbouleh is a Levantine salad made primarily of finely chopped parsley, bulgur wheat, tomatoes, mint, and onion, seasoned with olive oil and lemon juice. It is traditionally served cold and is a popular dish in Middle Eastern cuisine. It's actually one of my favorite foods--when prepared right. Unfortunately due to the spraying and farming practices in the states I stopped being able to tolerate wheat products. However, it's been said that in Mexico the wheat is not so highly processed, so I am trying out the theory. Later: I had no reaction to this grain. It was absolutely delicious and a treat to be able to eat and tolerate without a reaction.

This place is consistently delicious--a classic spot with great food and warm, friendly service…read more It's my go-to whenever I'm in Tijuana and craving Mediterranean flavors, especially if I have time before an appointment. We always sit down for a meal, then head next door to their coffee shop for dessert--luxurious, European-style treats that never disappoint. Chef Dimitri really knows what he's doing. The food is consistently excellent, and this has become one of our favorite restaurants in Tijuana.

I first came across 58 Restaurante years ago, when I stopped by Zona Centro to take care of some…read morebusiness. My spur of the moment choice to eat here proved to be a good choice, as the food here is delicious. Now in present day, I stopped by here to have some food after spending hours driving from LA to TJ. I parked behind the Soriana on 2nd street, and walked the passageway toward Ave. Revolucion. This restaurant sits right where the passageway ends. The restaurant is relatively small, but has a decent amount of seating, and I've never had issues with wait times here. I made a quick pit stop and then sat down to order my food. I got a plate of eggs over medium, machaca (shredded beef), red chilaquiles, and hash browns. Much like years prior, this plate came out very tasty. The coffee and the lemonade on mineral water were smooth, the coffee strong. The staff here are very friendly and welcoming. They made sure I was well taken cared of. This place is a gem. I recommend them the next time you find yourself in Tijuana's Zona Centro.

Comida muy deliciosa. Te hacen al gusto tuyo. El servicio muy rapido i agladables. Muy limpio…read more Precios muy bunenos para la comida.

Came here for the binational half marathon and decided to stay an extra day to explore the city and…read morefound this gem. Awesome service and delicious food. Their cafe the aya it's a must

Our day trip to Mexico requires Chilequles. We have a hole in the wall spot near Ensenada that was…read moretoo far for us to go in one day. We decided to consult yelp and it didn't disappoint. Both the green and red chilequles were on point. If you are looking for a cute Mexican breakfast experience this is your place. I came back for our second trip to this restaurant and I'm more impressed than I was the first time. We had a chorizo and peppers Omelette that was amazing. The banana pancakes almost made me feel like I was in Hawaii. Just saying. Come get it's great!

The chilaquiles sampler - just do it!…read more This was the best breakfast we had in Tijuana. There was a bit of a wait upon arrival since they are observing COVID protocols and limiting capacity. But, it wasn't long at all to get a table on a labor day, late-morning. (A feat which would be impossible in Denver.) The menu is a QR code on the table. And, unfortunately, it takes you to a menu that is a picture, so you can't use Google Translate to help decipher the menu descriptions. But, we made some educated guesses and ended up with the Chilaquiles Sampler (with a big over easy egg on top) because of all the Yelp rave reviews about it, and something like Enchiladas Jeffitas, but I can't find it on their current online menu. It was queso fresco enchiladas topped with lettuce and jalapenos and red sauce. I had ordered it with chorizo instead of queso fresco, but the queso fresco was a happy accident because it was divine. Everything was delicious. I will definitely be back next time I am in TJ!

Super delicious. We always get the torta de chilaquiles con pollo en salsa poblana y Que no falte…read morela crema y la salsita. The place is a small spot in the corner but super cute for breakfast, brunch or lunch. Service is good

Came here for the pizza !! Which is super bomb I believe it's gourmet and this place is. Winery !!…read moreI loved the ambiance of this restaurant. Small, warm and cozy and not crowds of people and the service is really nice & sincere. We went with the pizzas...we had carnes and the other one with peanuts lol YOU MUST TRY THE PEANUT SAUCE OMFG!! This stuff is addicting !! suupppper bomb !! The wine was pretty good... it was a house wine I thought it was a bit strong in the beginning but you add some sprite and ice to it and u got yourself a bomb ass sangria. I will highly come back here it's not even far from the border either. 5 minute from el estadio Xolos

Solo llegamos por un aperitivo. Pizza vegetariana y pizza de trufa. Excelente y el servicio muy…read morebueno. Gracias Carlos. Lo recomiendo Oh no seles olvide el vino de la casa