Grabbed a quick lunch here. Food came out fast, exactly what I needed. Had the tacos and they were solid. Sat on the terrace, nice view of the historic center. Only thing is they stop serving at 10:30, so don&#39;t come late. Good spot for a speedy bite.

The lamb with dates and wine was a solid pick&mdash;staff knew what they were talking about. Pretty good meal overall, though the place got a bit loud by the end.

The baked pork shank was solid&mdash;tender, good crust. The mole though, just didn&#39;t land for me. Personal taste thing, I guess. Service was warm, no rush. They run separate breakfast and lunch menus, which I appreciated. Would&#39;ve loved a wine option that matched the pork better, but the beer list covered it. Comfortable spot.

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.

Came for breakfast, ordered the chilaquiles and a michelada to start the day right. Portions were solid, service was quick. The drink pairing worked better than expected with the salsa. Prices felt fair for what you got. Place was a bit noisy but that&#39;s part of the charm. Would come back for the morning rush.

The mole poblano was really good&mdash;rich and well-balanced. I also liked the antique-filled setting, and the staff made me feel comfortable the whole time.

Stopped by for lunch and grabbed the cachopo. Huge portion, honestly could&rsquo;ve shared it. Croquettes were creamy, pretty solid. Place is tiny though, got packed quick. Service was nice, no complaints there. Just make sure you book ahead or you&rsquo;ll be waiting.

Came hungry so the all-you-can-eat made sense. Price is a bit steep but you get what you pay for. Buffet had plenty of seafood and dessert options. I filled my plate twice and still wanted to go back for more. Just wish they had more drink choices.

Been coming here for a while now. The mango and four-cheese pizza is still my go-to, never disappoints. Service is always on point too, they remember you. Yeah it&#39;s a bit pricey, but you get what you pay for. I keep coming back for that pizza, it&#39;s just different.

Came for brunch and ordered the chilaquiles&mdash;they were solid, not too soggy, just the right amount of salsa. Smoothie was fresh too. Place has this modern feel with a tiny terrace in the back, kinda easy to miss. Service was fast, no complaints there. Portions are decent for what you pay. Would go back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

The Aztec soup was solid and the grilled meats hit the spot. Prices are fair for what you get. Horchata&#39;s worth grabbing too.

The mezcal selection is solid and the staff really knows their stuff. They walked me through a few options and I left happy.

Small spot but cozy. The salmon roll was the highlight &mdash; fresh and solid. View was nice too. Just wish it wasn&#39;t so cramped when it got busy.

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.

Been coming here for breakfast for a while now. The beef jerky omelet is solid&mdash;hearty, a little smoky, fills you up right. I paired it with a Bloody Mary this time, worked better than I expected. Waffle tasting menu&#39;s a good move if you&#39;re indecisive like me. Place gets busy but it&#39;s worth the wait.

Stopped by for a beer and that famous cake. Cake was solid, beer cold. Place has a nice vibe, nothing fancy but good for a quick stop.

Stopped by for lunch while in Atlixco. Got the mole, rich flavor with that almond note coming through. Balcony seating looks over the town center, decent view. Service was quick enough. Food came out well plated. Not cheap but fair for what you get. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Breakfast menu&rsquo;s shorter than lunch but honestly it&rsquo;s plenty. Got the eggs and they came out fast, portion was solid. Flavors were on point, nothing fancy but hits the spot. Price felt fair for what you get. Good spot for a quick morning bite.

The taco &aacute;rabe was the star&mdash;so many layers of flavor in every bite. The strawberry licuado was also surprisingly good, creamy and light.

Been coming here for a while now, and honestly the view is what keeps me coming back. Food&#39;s solid too, nothing crazy but consistent. Last time I sat by the window and just watched the sunset while eating, pretty hard to beat that. Service was a little slow that day, but the guy taking care of us was cool about it. Place gets warm inside though, so try to grab a spot near the fan if you can.

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