The Sunday buffet is solid &mdash; carnitas and barbacoa were both really good, plus the usual breakfast stuff. Place has that old-school Mexican feel to it, nothing fancy but comfortable. Only thing is it gets busy so you might wait a bit for a table. Still, worth it for the spread.

Tried the enchiladas suizas here &mdash; pretty solid, creamy sauce done right. Place sits right across from the cathedral, easy to find. Prices are a bit steep for what you get, but the food holds up.

Nice spot for Morelos food. Live music made it feel pretty lively. Staff knew what they were doing. Prices fair for what you get.

The sweet potato salmon was the best thing I ate all week. Pineapple lemonade on the side worked way better than I expected.

Been coming here for years. Even after they moved, the Colombian burger still hits the same. Fries were crispy, no complaints there. Just wish they had beer, would&#39;ve made it perfect. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area.

The gardens really are something&mdash;gorgeous at sunset. Had the salmon appetizer and duck confit, both solid picks. My wine pairing worked nicely with the duck. Service was a bit slow, but the setting made up for it.

The rooftop view in Taxco is hard to beat. I had the cesina tacos with guacamole and a maracuya mezcalina&mdash;both were tasty. Seats were comfy enough to just sit and enjoy the vibe.

Great spot right by the Z&oacute;calo with a lovely terrace view of Santa Prisca. The breakfast buffet had a good variety and everything was tasty. Service was friendly and attentive.

Cozy spot with a real homemade feel to the food. Staff was attentive without hovering. Prices fair for what you get, around $50 a head. The seating area is pretty comfortable too, not too cramped.

The weekday menu is a solid deal. Portions are big and the food&#39;s cooked right. Didn&#39;t care much about the garden, but the plate was worth it.

Came here on a Tuesday night, place was pretty quiet. Ordered the tacos al pastor and a horchata. Meat was juicy, had that nice char on the edges. Tortillas were warm, not those dry store-bought ones. Service was quick, no complaints. Prices are fair for the neighborhood. I&#39;ll be back when I&#39;m craving tacos.

The pozole verde is still solid&mdash;broth&rsquo;s hearty and the chicken&rsquo;s always tender. Gets busy quick, so expect a short wait. Underground gets a bit warm, but the fans help.

Loved the mezcal selection here &mdash; tried one I&rsquo;d never heard of and it was smooth. Prices feel super local too. Live music was a nice touch, though it got a bit loud later.

The mixed grill was decent for the price. Meat came out juicy, not dry like some places. Portion was big enough that I actually had leftovers. Place was quiet when I went, which I liked. Nothing fancy but you get what you pay for. Would go back if I&#39;m craving grilled meat again.

The chile en nogada was solid&mdash;light, not too heavy, and that little hint of liqueur came through nicely. Garden seating made it feel more relaxed. 🌿

The sushi rolls were fresh and nicely portioned. The takimeshi had good flavor too, though I wish there were more veggie options on the menu.

Stopped by for a quick bite and honestly the food hit the spot. Got the tacos al pastor, decent size portions for the price. Service was chill, not hovering but there when I needed them. Place got busy around noon but still got my order quick. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and hungry.

The garden seating really makes this place special. Hummingbirds kept flying by while we ate, and the mountain view is gorgeous. Food was good, nothing fancy, but the fresh bread and tortillas were the highlight for me. I appreciate that they make them in-house. Just wish I lived closer to come more often.

Sat on the balcony watching the plaza, tried the mole rosa enchiladas. Pretty solid intro to Taxco&#39;s thing. Wine was meh but whatever. Service was quick. Would come back for the view and a beer.

Came here with a couple of friends and honestly the food was solid, but wow the wait was long. Even our coffee took like 30+ minutes to come out. The view kinda made up for it though, and the staff were nice about it. Just don&rsquo;t come starving unless you&rsquo;re ready to chill for a while 😅

Decent spot for a quick bite. The buffet is reasonably priced and has enough variety to keep it interesting. Food was pretty good, nothing mind-blowing. Just wish the &agrave; la carte sides weren&#39;t so extra, they add up fast. Service was friendly enough, didn&#39;t have to wait long. Fine for what it is.

The terrace view of Santa Prisca is seriously the whole reason to come here. We grabbed a table right as the sun was setting and just watched the plaza fill up with people. Kind of magical honestly. Food was fine, nothing crazy, but you&#39;re really paying for that view. Great spot if you&#39;re hanging with friends and want to chill for a while.

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