Stopped by for dinner and honestly the vibe was pretty nice. Waiter knew his stuff, pointed us to the grilled fish instead of the fancy stuff. That alone made me trust him. Food came out solid, nothing crazy but decent. Place got a bit loud later though. Fine for a casual night out.

I had the best ravioli of my life at this restaurant, with a creamy sauce that was so good we scraped the plate clean. The spinach salad with figs and prosciutto was also a delightful addition.

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Stopped by for a quick lunch and honestly, the food came out fast. Had the tacos al pastor &mdash; fresh, simple, just right. Place has that Mexican vibe, not overdone. Hugo took care of my order, no fuss, no waiting around. Solid spot if you&#39;re in a hurry and want something real. Maybe a bit busy at noon, but worth it.

The pizza was solid &mdash; good balance of toppings, crispy enough on the edges. Outdoor seating has that nice little buzz, though it did feel a bit tight with tables so close. The mezcal spot next door is a nice touch if you want something stronger after. Friend hyped it up, and honestly it lived up.

The weekend barbacoa was spot on&mdash;meat fell apart and that consomm&eacute; hit the spot. Got there before the rush, thankfully. A cold beer on the side made it even better.

Food&#39;s solid, and they pour a proper drink&mdash;my cocktail was spot on. Prices run a bit high for the portions, though. Just know you&#39;ll drop a little extra here.

The lechon was the star &mdash; crispy skin, juicy meat, no complaints there. Staff kept things moving, which I appreciate when I&#39;m short on lunch time. Other plates were okay, nothing I&#39;d crave later. Price felt fair for what you got. If you&#39;re nearby and hungry, it does the job.

Cozy little spot with that retro French bistro vibe. Tables are a bit tight but the atmosphere made it a decent date night pick.

The breakfast buffet is a solid deal, and those chalupitas were packed with flavor. Service was warm too, though the place got a bit noisy by the time we finished.

Came for the cochinita pibil and honestly the portion was bigger than I expected for the price. Flavor was solid, real traditional taste. Only thing is the wait&mdash;got there around 1pm on a Saturday and it took a while. If you&#39;re not in a rush, it&#39;s worth it for what you pay.

The schnitzel was really solid&mdash;crispy and not greasy at all. The goulash had tender meat but I honestly wanted more spaetzle on the plate. Service got a bit slow once the place filled up, so don&#39;t come starving if you&#39;re in a rush. Still, I&#39;d grab that schnitzel again.

The mini sopes tasting menu is a solid pick if you wanna try a bit of everything. Each one came out fresh and the flavors were on point. Service was attentive without hovering, which I appreciated. Bathroom was clean too, always a plus in my book. Only thing&mdash;it got a little busy around noon, so expect a short wait.

We&#39;ve been coming here for a while now, and it&#39;s still consistent. Last time, our waiter actually stepped out to grab us a sweet potato from the street vendor just because we were curious about the noise. That kind of thing sticks with you. Food&#39;s solid too, nothing fancy, but it hits the spot every time.

Pulled up to the bar and ordered the pulpo en su tinto plus romeritos tacos. Octopus was tender, that dark sauce really worked. Tacos were solid too, salsa had a nice kick. Bar seating gives you a good view of the action. Only thing, service got a bit slow when it filled up. Still, a decent spot for a casual bite.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Owner was friendly, took a minute to explain the menu. Got the couscous&mdash;tasted pretty close to what I remember from Morocco. Mint tea was sweet, good way to end the meal. Place is small, nothing fancy, but decent for the price. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area.

We grabbed a bunch of dishes to share and the shrimp dumplings disappeared fast 😅 menu&rsquo;s huge so I&rsquo;m already thinking about coming back to try more.

Food was solid, no complaints there. Cocktails are a bit much for what you get, and the music gets loud enough that you gotta raise your voice. Still, for a quick bite, it does the job. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area and don&#39;t wanna overthink it.

The birria here is legit, quesabirria was super tasty. Live music made it fun, but it got loud. Big spot though, good for groups. Price felt fair for what you get.

The grilled chicken salad hit right&mdash;dressing was tangy, seeds gave it a nice crunch. Lemonade was solid too, not too sweet. Price felt fair for what you got. Bathroom being spotless was a bonus but honestly I&rsquo;d come back just for that salad.

Eggplant dish was the star. Cauliflower came out well seasoned too. Menu&#39;s got plenty of creative stuff. Service was fine, nothing crazy. Place has a chill vibe, not too loud. Solid spot if you&#39;re into veggie-forward plates.

Came for lunch, tried the buffet. It&#39;s small but honestly that&#39;s fine&mdash;soup, salads, a few mains. Food was fresh and well plated. Dessert selection surprised me, pretty good. Service was friendly, kept my water topped up. Place was quiet, easy to sit and eat without rushing. Not mind-blowing, but solid for a casual meal.

The bread basket and pastries were fresh, that&rsquo;s the highlight. Breakfast&rsquo;s good but pricey for what you get.

The chirmol short rib was solid, no complaints there. Beef tongue came out balanced too. Portion felt a bit small for the price though, left wanting a little more.

Stopped by for a quick bite and honestly, it hit the spot. Prices are super fair for what you get. Service was friendly and fast, no complaints there. Just simple, homey food when you need it. Nothing fancy, but it does the job. 🌮

The rooftop view is honestly the whole reason to come here. Drinks were fine, food was just okay. Our waiter barely looked at us, felt a bit rushed. Still, watching the city lights while sipping something cold... that made up for it. Good spot if you just want a casual drink and don&#39;t expect much else. 🌆

Came back for the octopus taco again&mdash;still got that nice char, just how I remember it. Aguachile was bright and zingy too. Prices are fair for what you get. Place gets busy but it&rsquo;s worth it. Been coming here for a while and it stays consistent, which is why I keep returning.

The breakfast omelette was solid, and the coffee + fruit deal made it a no-brainer. Staff kept checking in without hovering. Dinner mole enchiladas hit the spot too, rich and saucy. Place gets a bit busy around noon, but that&rsquo;s on me for timing. Fine spot if you&rsquo;re in the area.

The service at Bajel is top-notch! Our server Nancy was incredibly attentive and knowledgeable, making our dining experience even more enjoyable.

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Service was solid. They got us a big table for three couples with babies, no problem. Menu&#39;s got a bit of everything, so nobody had to settle. Food came out quick too. Good spot if you&#39;re in a group.

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