Food&rsquo;s still good, same as always. Service was a little slow this time, but I&rsquo;ve been here enough to know it&rsquo;s worth the wait.

The breakfast deal runs about 200 pesos and comes with coffee, fruit, bread, and a main dish. Chaya empanadas were the best part, honestly.

The fish with rice and veggies hit the spot. Waiter even brought me extra veggies when he noticed I was into them. Pretty good deal for what you get.

Stopped by for a quick bite and honestly, it hit the spot. Got the keto brownie too&mdash;surprisingly good for something that&rsquo;s supposed to be low-carb. Service was fast, which I appreciated. Place was a bit busy but whatever. Solid spot if you&rsquo;re in the area and don&rsquo;t wanna wait around.

Stopped by for lunch and grabbed a grilled burger &mdash; pretty solid. Outdoor seating puts you right in the middle of everything, maybe a little too busy if you want a chill convo. Still fun for a quick bite with friends. 😄

The breakfast burrito hit the spot&mdash;loaded enough that I skipped lunch after. Nice to see a spot in SLP doing something fresh instead of the usual greasy stuff. I grabbed a michelada on the side, which paired way better than I expected with the eggs. Place was busy but got my food quick. Solid stop if you&#39;re in the area.

Tried the tacos al pastor here. Meat was juicy, had that slight char, pineapple on top actually worked. Salsa was decent, not too spicy. Ate three and felt full. Price was fair for the portion. Would come back just for those.

Parking attendant was friendly and the chef actually came by to say hi. Made the birthday dinner feel a bit more personal. Food was decent too.

The tacos al pastor were solid&mdash;good char on the meat, pineapple actually tasted grilled. Portion was decent for the price. Had a horchata too, that pushed the bill up more than I expected. Not the cheapest spot but the flavors hit right. I&#39;d come back just for the tacos.

Great spot for a quiet dinner. Menu&#39;s huge and everything we ordered was tasty. View from the table was the real highlight though.

Came here for dinner and honestly the cranberry apple salad got me&mdash;so fresh, kinda sweet but not too much. Ribeye was cooked right, juicy in the middle. Place wasn&rsquo;t too loud either, which I appreciated. Just wish they&rsquo;d check in a bit more, but the food did the talking.

Been coming here for years. Breakfast is always solid and the waitstaff actually remembers you. Had the huevos rancheros this time, still good.

Went twice during my stay. Food&rsquo;s fresh, plating&rsquo;s got some thought behind it. The memelitas with octopus and beans hit the spot. Dessert&mdash;the &ldquo;Grandma&rsquo;s corn pancake&rdquo;&mdash;was the real standout, like a corn souffl&eacute; with burnt sugar. Service stayed friendly both visits. Place gets busy, but it held up fine.

Breakfast was decent &mdash; traditional Oaxacan dishes done right. The courtyard with the fountain is a nice touch. Pretty good way to start the day.

The tlayudas were solid, but honestly the calamari stole the show&mdash;crispy and tender. Cocktails hit the spot too. Nice spot for a casual bite with a view.

The tetelas with mushrooms were solid, memelitas too. Open kitchen is cool to watch. Just got busy and we waited a bit.

The chile relleno and taquitos with plantain and hibiscus were really good. Loved the microbrew selection too. Prices felt fair for what you get.

The chilaquiles verdes here are legit. Sauce has real heat, not that watery stuff. Got the one with the fried egg on top, yolk ran right into the tortillas. Pesto bread they bring out first is a nice bonus too. Portion was decent for the price. Place was busy but whatever, food came out quick enough.

The food was solid but I wish the seasoning had a bit more punch 😅 Service was on point though, and there&#39;s plenty of space so it&#39;s easy to chat with friends.

The chocolate here is solid, always good quality. Staff&rsquo;s been friendly every time I stop by. Nice spot in El Encino to grab a quick fix.

Stopped by for drinks, ended up staying way longer than planned. Terrace view of the churches at sunset is something else. Mezcal cocktails were solid. Nice little escape from the noise downstairs.

The huevos divorciados were solid. Both salsas had a good kick, not one overpowering the other. I liked that they didn&#39;t hold back on the freshness of the cilantro and onion on top. Portion was decent for the price. Place was a bit loud for a Tuesday morning, but the food made up for it.

The jicama tacos were the highlight &mdash; light, fresh, exactly what I needed. Tuna tostadas were solid too. Drinks though, kinda weak. I&rsquo;d come back for the food, maybe skip the cocktails. Nice spot to sit and watch the street go by.

Came for the German food, stayed for the cheese sp&auml;tzle. That dish tasted like something my grandma would make, seriously. Bratwurst was solid too, my wife actually finished hers and she&#39;s picky about sausage. Place was busy but we got seated quick. Only thing, the sauerkraut could&#39;ve been warmer. Still, nice to find something different around here.

The crab cakes were tasty but kinda small. Happy hour at the bar is a good deal though. Service was friendly and I didn&#39;t feel rushed.

The booths are actually comfortable, which is rare for this type of spot. I sat for a while after eating and didn&#39;t feel rushed or cramped. Food was solid too, but honestly the seating is what I keep thinking about. Place gets a bit loud when it fills up, but that&#39;s expected around here.

Healthy food that actually tastes good and doesn&#39;t break the bank. Been coming here for a while now and the quality stays consistent. Service is quick too.

Been coming here for a while now. The crust stays consistent every time, which is honestly why I keep going back. Toppings are fresh too. Place is a little hidden in the plaza and parking lot gets dark at night, but that doesn&#39;t stop me. Pizza&#39;s worth it.

We stopped by for lunch and grabbed the buffet. For being right in the center of San Crist&oacute;bal, the price felt fair. The food was decent, nothing fancy, but the seating area was comfortable and the staff let us take our time. I liked that we could just relax without feeling rushed. Good spot if you want an easy meal.

The soup was thick and full of flavor, big enough that I couldn&#39;t finish it. That&#39;s rare for me. They bring chips and salsa while you wait, which I didn&#39;t expect. For the price, it felt fair. Place was a bit cold inside, but the food warmed me up. I&#39;d come back on a chilly evening.

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