Came for the live jazz Thursday night &mdash; the sax player was incredible. Food was solid, nothing crazy, but the vibe made it worth it.

This restaurant is a must-visit in Tijuana! The combination of great food, beautiful ambiance, and attentive service makes it unforgettable.

The restaurant has a very welcoming and exclusive atmosphere, complemented by delicious food and excellent drinks.

Went to this place in Zona Centro on a busy night. Waited a bit, but the cooking show at the counter kept things entertaining. I ordered the tacos al pastor&mdash;meat was juicy, pineapple fresh. Salsa verde had a nice kick without overpowering. Not the healthiest meal, but the ingredients felt fresh. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and don&#39;t mind the crowd.

The clams and oysters were fresh, no doubt. They do something different with them here, not the usual prep. Portion was decent for the price, I didn&#39;t feel ripped off. Waiters were on top of things too, friendly without hovering. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want seafood that doesn&#39;t break the bank.

The waiter was so on top of things &mdash; kept checking in without hovering. My husband has this whole list of stuff he can&rsquo;t eat, and they handled it no problem. Steak was cooked right, and the enchiladas were solid too. Only thing is it got a bit loud by the time we left, but that&rsquo;s on us for going at peak hour.

The chilaquiles were crispy and had a nice modern spin. Service was friendly too, but the place got a bit loud by the time we finished.

The tasting menu with wine pairing was solid, but honestly the portions felt a bit small for the price. Loved the local Baja wines though, that Sauvignon Blanc was a nice touch.

Tacos al pastor were pretty good&mdash;nice flavor, decent portion. The suadero was fine too. Place was clean and service was quick. Just wish the salsa had a bit more heat.

The Noche Libre cocktail was the star of my visit&mdash;so refreshing and honestly too pretty to drink at first. You can tell they put real care into the mezcal drinks here. I only wish the glass was bigger, ha. If you&#39;re into craft cocktails, this place knows what they&#39;re doing.

Solid molcajete. Big enough for two, maybe three. Staff pointed us to it when we couldn&#39;t decide. Downtown Tijuana spot, nothing fancy but does the job. Menu&#39;s huge though, kinda overwhelming. Glad we asked.

Been coming here for years. Machaca burrito still hits the spot, beans and cheese are solid too. Nothing fancy but it does the job when you&#39;re hungry.

The grilled octopus was pretty good&mdash;fresh and cooked just right. Cocktails were decent too. Place gets a bit busy, but it&#39;s fine for a casual dinner.

The food was absolutely delicious, especially the tomahawk steak, which was a highlight of our visit!

The omelet was seriously good, and my latte hit the spot. Perfect spot to just sit and watch people go by.

Solid food. Had the estofado de lengua and the aguachile tostada. Chef knows what he&#39;s doing with the modern twist on Mexican classics. Service was on point, not hovering. Place was busy but we got a table quick. Would eat that lengua again for sure.

This restaurant offers an exquisite dining experience with excellent food and a beautiful atmosphere. Perfect for any gathering!

Stopped by for lunch and grabbed the molcajete. Portion was huge, came out still bubbling hot. Salsa was decent too. Price felt fair for what you get. Place was a bit loud but whatever. Solid if you&#39;re in the area and hungry.

I highly recommend the pulpo; it was cooked to perfection! The staff is very nice, and the vibe is definitely upscale, making it a great spot for a special occasion.

I had an excellent experience with the service provided by Orlando Rom&aacute;n; he was attentive and made sure we had everything we needed.

The seafood here is highly recommended, and the manager, Israel Garc&iacute;a, made our experience wonderful with his attention to detail.

The handmade tortillas really stood out to me&mdash;fresh and soft, just how they should be. Portions are generous for the price. Only thing is the closed door keeps it a bit quiet inside, but that didn&#39;t bother me.

I had a wonderful birthday celebration at this restaurant. The food was delicious, and the atmosphere was lively, perfect for a special occasion.

Stopped here mostly because of the music, loud but kinda fun. Food was decent, meat had good marinade. Prices are high though, feels like a tourist spot. Didn&#39;t mind it for one meal, but wouldn&#39;t make it a regular thing.

Right under the Tijuana Arch, so you&#39;re basically paying for the spot more than anything. Beer was cheap, tacos were decent. Had the pollo one, it did the job. Not fancy, but for what you pay, it&#39;s fine. Place was packed, kinda loud, but that&#39;s part of it.

Stumbled into this place after wandering around Tijuana. Beer was cold and the view honestly caught me off guard. Kinda hidden, feels like a secret spot. Cool spot to just sit and chill for a bit.

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