Stopped by for a quick bite and honestly the menu being just medium or large made it easy. Got the large with grilled cheese on top. Meat juice was real flavorful, not greasy. Salsa tasted fresh, like they made it that morning. Cash or card both fine. Place is small but you&#39;re in and out. Solid if you&#39;re in the area and want something simple.

The fries were crispy and the sauces they give you are pretty generous. Portion size felt fair for what you pay. Place itself is nothing fancy, but honestly the food does the talking. I&#39;d stop by again if I&#39;m in the area.

The pizzas were solid and the wine pairing really stood out. Only small thing&mdash;the cheese board felt a bit limited. Service was friendly and we never felt rushed.

The lighting in there is so warm, kinda makes you forget you&#39;re in a busy neighborhood. Had their cake and it was soft, not too sweet. The lady running the place remembered my name by the end of the meal. That little touch got me. Only thing, the salad was a bit overdressed for my taste. Still, I left feeling good.

The lemon-pepper wings were 🔥, charcoal grilled just right. Staff brought dressing samples when I couldn&#39;t decide.

The egg with chili gordita was the star&mdash;flaky, spicy, just messy enough. Portions are solid for the price. Low-key spot, easy to miss but worth stopping in.

The private dining area was set up really well for our group. Appetizers stole the show, though the tomahawk felt pricey for what it was. Service kept things easy.

The terrace is lovely and peaceful, but our waiter disappeared for a while. Food was pretty and tasty though.

Came for the pozole, left full and happy. Broth was rich, hominy cooked just right, plenty of meat. Place was busy but service kept up fine. Nothing fancy, just solid Mexican food done right. I&#39;d go back if I&#39;m in the area again. Maybe try the tacos next time.

The view is lovely and the unlimited soup and salad hit the spot. Our waitress was really friendly, even turned down the TV when we asked. A bit pricey, but the vibe is chill.

Victor Hugo provided excellent service, ensuring we had everything we needed while enjoying the pleasant music and ambiance.

Small portions kept coming to the table, nice for pacing ourselves. Price felt fair for what we got.

The 2-for-1 deal brings in a crowd, but our rolls came out fast anyway. Generous portions and the sake pairing worked nicely with the spicy tuna. Place was packed, yet the staff held it together.

The menu del dia here is a steal at 105 pesos, and that mole rojo really stood out to me. Staff took their time explaining the dishes too. Solid spot for Oaxacan food in Queretaro.

Big portions for the price, that&rsquo;s what got me. Food tasted fresh, and the staff didn&rsquo;t leave us waiting around. Solid spot if you&rsquo;re hungry.

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