The green chilaquiles with nata are the reason I keep coming back here. So rich and comforting, exactly what I want when I&#39;m catching up with friends. Also grabbed one of those apple-cinnamon croissants on the way out&mdash;so good. Place gets busy around noon, so try to come a bit earlier if you can.

The taquitos ahogados were solid, and the house mezcal hit the spot. I really liked the wish ribbon thing they explained&mdash;it gave the place a nice touch. Seats were comfy enough to hang around for a bit. Service was on point, though it got a little warm inside. Still, a good spot to just chill and eat.

Nice spot upstairs with a good view of the church. Lots of plants, felt calm and cozy. Got busy by mid-morning, so I&rsquo;d go early if you want a quiet seat. Coffee was decent, nothing fancy but fine for the price. Pretty good overall for a relaxed break.

Stumbled onto this place and honestly the rooftop bar got me. Views are unreal, especially around sunset. Room was fine, staff helped with bags and all that. Just know drinks up there aren&#39;t cheap. Kinda wish I&#39;d grabbed a beer from the corner store first. Still, worth it for the vibe.

Came for breakfast, chilaquiles with chicken were solid. Sweet breads on the side were a nice touch. Place is roomy and nicely decorated. Service was on point too.

Stopped by for a quick bite and honestly the bread here is the star. Got the sourdough and it was still warm, crust was perfect. Staff was chill, didn&#39;t rush me. Prices are a bit steep for what it is though. Colonial vibe inside is nice, feels like you stepped back a bit. Would grab a loaf to go if I&#39;m in the area again.

Food was solid and the bill felt fair for what we got. Portions are generous, so you definitely won&#39;t leave hungry. Service kept up fine.

The breakfast combos are priced right and the food&rsquo;s been consistent every time I go. Service was on point too. Just wish the seating area felt a bit more open, but it&rsquo;s still my usual spot.

The quesadillas and molotes are solid, made right in front of you. Portions are decent for the price, though it&#39;s a tiny spot and always packed with locals. Not a tourist trap, just good, cheap food.

The rooftop view of the cathedral at night is the main reason to come. Drinks were fine, service quick.

Good spot for vegan food in Cholula. Chickpea burger was solid, salads fresh. They let my dog in too, which was a plus. Service was fine, nothing fancy.

The mole poblano pizza caught my eye and honestly it worked. Sweet and mild, not what I expected but pretty tasty. 😋

The Iberico ham was the highlight&mdash;so good we ordered a second plate. Service kept up even when it got busy. Nice spot for a slow brunch.

Stopped by for coffee and ended up staying way longer than planned. Place is big, that colonial courtyard in the back is the best part. Old school vibe, super chill. Just sat there watching people walk by. Coffee did the job, nothing fancy but fine. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Been coming here for a while now, and the food stays consistent. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back. Had the tacos al pastor again, still solid. Place gets busy, but it&#39;s worth it. If you want real Mexican food in the area, this is it.

The margherita pizza was solid, and the price felt right for the area. Teresa hooked us up with a few tips for exploring Puebla, which was a nice touch. I washed it down with a cold beer, though I wished they had a better wine option by the glass. Still, a decent stop in the historic center.

The guacamole with chicharron was the star of my meal. So fresh and crunchy. Place is clean and family-friendly, menu has plenty of traditional options.

Small and cozy inside, dark vibe but stylish. The food looked really pretty on the plate, and they gave us a little sample on the house. Nice spot if you want a quiet dinner.

Strawberry milkshake was solid, big portions for what you pay. Kids play area kept mine busy while we ate. Service dragged a little but nobody was rude about it.

Memelas were solid, tasted like something my grandma would make. Big portions, we could&#39;ve shared one plate. Staff was chill. Good spot if you want a real Mexican breakfast.

The seating was comfortable, which I always appreciate. We ordered tapas and they came out at the same time as the mains, kind of odd. Steak was more done than I asked for, but the place itself has a nice vibe. Service was friendly enough, just a bit scattered. I&#39;d probably come back for drinks and a lighter bite.

The ceviche was a solid start, and the waiter actually explained each cut of meat as it came around, which I appreciated. Prices felt fair for what you get. Only thing is the seating area felt a bit cramped, but the food made up for it.

Decent spot for a relaxed dinner. Wine list is thoughtful and Josu&eacute; took good care of us. Prices run a bit high, but the quality holds up.

The live music was a nice touch. Food came out fast and hit the spot. One waiter seemed off, but they swapped him out quick. Solid spot for a quick bite.

The pambazos were solid&mdash;stuffed full and the salsa actually had some kick. Got a plate of tamales too, fresh off the steamer. Portion size felt right for what you pay, which is rare around here. Place was busy but we didn&#39;t wait long. Would grab the same thing again next time I&#39;m craving Mexican.

Food&#39;s decent for the price, healthy too. Service was quick and the staff friendly enough. Nothing fancy but it does the job.

The small pizzas hit the spot&mdash;not too heavy if you&#39;re just a little hungry. They brought out a complimentary shrimp soup that I wasn&#39;t expecting, nice touch. Sat on the terrace with the heat lamps going, some live sax playing in the background. I had a glass of their house red with the pizza, decent enough pairing. Place had a good vibe without trying too hard.

Right on the main square, upstairs terrace is nice. Chilaquiles were solid but the OJ tasted like concentrate. Fine for a quick bite.

The food was really good&mdash;that birria tacos plate hit the spot. Service was a bit slow though, the younger guy seemed more into his phone than the tables. Still, I&#39;d come back for the food.

The micheladas here hit the spot after checking out the nurseries nearby. Food&#39;s solid too. Service has been friendly every visit so far.

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