The Spanish tortilla here is legit&mdash;thick, potato-heavy, and still slightly soft in the middle. Fresh orange juice on the side, no pulp overload. Didn&#39;t care much about the courtyard or the service, honestly. Just came for the food and left satisfied. It&#39;s a bit slow if you&#39;re in a rush, but the tortilla alone makes it worth sitting through.

The four cheese pizza was solid&mdash;way bigger than I expected. Coffee surprised me too, actually good for a black coffee drinker. Service kept it easy.

Solid breakfast spot. Two of us ate a lot plus coffee, still under $17 with tip. Staff didn&#39;t rush us even with my broken Spanish. That&#39;s about it.

Chilaquiles were solid. French toast too, not too sweet. Coffee actually tasted fresh, not burnt like most places. Service quick, no complaints. Good spot for breakfast if you&#39;re in the area.

Stopped by for lunch and grabbed a mango smoothie&mdash;came in a big half-liter carafe, no messing around. Food was solid, cooked right. Place got busy but the staff still checked on us. Maybe not the cheapest spot, but you get what you pay for.

The avocado toast with Serrano ham was solid, really fresh ingredients. Courtyard seating&#39;s nice too.

Been coming here for a while now. The pastries are the reason I keep showing up&mdash;always fresh, always good. Service is friendly too, though things move at their own pace. Not the spot if you&#39;re in a hurry, but I don&#39;t mind. It&#39;s a nice place to sit back and take your time.

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.

Stopped by for coffee and a chocolate thing. Menu&#39;s got some variety, not just the usual stuff. Coffee was solid, did the job. The chocolate treat was rich, kinda sweet for me but fine. Place is small, got a decent vibe for a quick break. Nothing crazy, but I&#39;d go back if I&#39;m in the area.

Decent breakfast spot in San Miguel. The courtyard is quiet and pretty, food was good. Staff friendly enough. Solid choice if you&#39;re in the area.

The setting is really nice&mdash;an old mansion with plenty of charm. I had the coffee and a dessert, both were pretty good. Service was a bit slow, but it didn&#39;t ruin anything. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something relaxed.

Stopped by for some Mayan hot chocolate and picked up a few truffles. That drink is really good, not too sweet. Place is small but they got a nice selection. Staff was friendly, didn&#39;t rush me. Prices are a bit high but you&#39;re paying for quality. I&#39;d go back if I&#39;m in the area.

Best paella I&#39;ve had around here, hands down. Shrimp were cooked just right, rice had that good socarrat going on. Place was packed but worth it.

The savory French toast here is really something else, and the oat-chata cold brew was a nice surprise. Rooftop seating was lovely for a slow breakfast, though the service took a bit to get going.

The tuna tostada and guacamole were super fresh, and that ocean view made it even better. Good pick for a chill dinner with friends 🌮

The courtyard seating is way nicer than the inside, especially when the weather cooperates. Food was okay but the dinner menu felt pretty limited for the price. Kind of like a standard hotel restaurant.

Stopped by for a quick drink at the rooftop bar. Good vibe, solid liquor selection. Didn&#39;t eat downstairs but the menu looked decent. Service was a bit slow though, even for a busy night. Fine for a quick bite or a drink if you&#39;re not in a rush.

The chile relleno with chicken was pretty good. I liked that the batter wasn&#39;t too heavy. My friend got the chicken enchiladas with ranchero sauce and that sauce had a nice kick. Place was busy with locals which is always a good sign. Service was quick too. Only thing is the menu doesn&#39;t have many lighter options, but I&#39;d still go back for that relleno.

The buffalo wings here are decent&mdash;properly spicy with a bit of BBQ sweetness. Good spot if you&#39;re watching a game. Food came out fine, nothing fancy but it hit the spot. Place gets a little loud when it&#39;s busy, but that&#39;s kind of expected for a sports bar. Pretty good for what it is.

The Caesar salad here is really good. Lettuce was fresh and crispy, and their house dressing has this nice tangy kick to it. Honestly one of the better ones I&#39;ve had in a while. The seating was comfortable too, which I appreciated. Service was friendly enough, nothing fancy but they left me alone to enjoy my meal. I&#39;d come back just for that salad.

The grilled octopus was spot on, tender and smoky. Coffee did the job too. Bathroom sinks are a fun touch, but honestly I only care about the food.

Ten&eacute; Kitchen &amp; Bar offers a fantastic tasting menu that is an incredible value. The queso birria taco and ceviche were highlights, bursting with fresh flavors that left a lasting impression.

The chili rejio and lime soup was the standout. Good depth, decent heat. Vegetarian options are thin though&mdash;basically a bean tortilla and not much else. Service was fine, no complaints there. Place is easy to get to, which matters when you&#39;re on a schedule. Fair for the price.

The tortilla soup was solid, and the balcony tables are great for people-watching. Milk cake was a nice finish.

The bakery and cafe share one space, so you can grab a pastry and an espresso in one go. I&rsquo;m picky about freshness, and these were clearly baked that morning. The one I tried crumbled perfectly when I tore it open&mdash;flaky, buttery, not too sweet. Coffee was solid too. Just wish they had more seating, but it&rsquo;s fine for a quick stop.

The barbacoa was solid&mdash;lamb juicy, plenty of flavor. Mixiotes broth was the highlight though, kept going back for more. Right by the bus station, easy stop.

Decent spot for a casual breakfast. Had the chilaquiles&mdash;flavor was a little mild for me, but the fresh juice made up for it. Service was fine, nothing to complain about. Pretty good overall for the price.

Been coming here for years, breakfast buffet never disappoints. Coffee and water included, courtyard still my favorite spot.

The fish fajitas were solid and the steak came out exactly how I asked. Portions are generous for the price, no complaints there. They had live music going which was cool, but honestly it got loud enough that we had to lean in to talk. Still, I&#39;d go back for the food alone.

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