Spaghetti con camar&oacute;n was solid, fish fries were decent too. Sashimi platter tasted fresh. Place is big, parking easy. Service could be a bit faster but overall fine for a casual dinner.

The coffee here is really good, and they have a nice little selection of pastries. I grabbed a bag of the Chiapas beans to take home&mdash;nutty, with that dark chocolate and caramel thing going on. Pretty solid spot if you just want a quiet minute and a decent cup.

The restaurant offers a beautiful and elegant atmosphere, making it a perfect spot for special occasions.

The ramen here is seriously good&mdash;creamy broth that&#39;s rich but not too heavy. Octopus was spot on too, crispy outside, tender inside. Nice beer list to wash it all down with.

Stopped by for a late lunch. Monte Cristo sandwich was solid, came out hot and crispy. Service was quick, no complaints there. Garden seating is quiet, good spot to just sit and talk over coffee. Menu&#39;s on the smaller side, but what they do, they do fine. Prices fair for the area.

The wine list here is seriously long&mdash;took me a while to pick something. Our waiter knew his stuff though, helped me grab a nice red that paired well with my steak. Service was smooth, no hovering or rushing. Only thing is the place gets a bit loud later in the evening, but that&#39;s on me for going at peak time. Solid spot if you&#39;re into wine.

The tuna barbacoa was solid. Sea bass taco had good flavor too. Walked from the cruise port, took about 8 minutes. Worth it for the food.

Stopped by for lunch and grabbed the shrimp tacos and ceviche. Tacos were solid, ceviche was fresh. Place is chill, good spot to just sit and eat without rushing. Service was quick too. Nothing fancy but it did the job.

The huitlacoche torta was a solid pick, definitely hit the spot. Shrimp dishes looked good too, but I stuck with what I knew.

Found this place above the square, pretty easy to spot. Got the enchiladas and they were solid, sauce had a real kick to it. Portions are big, I couldn&#39;t finish mine. Only thing, I asked for &quot;medium spicy&quot; and my mouth was still on fire. Maybe I&#39;m just not used to their heat level. Good spot if you&#39;re hungry though.

A little off the main strip, so tourists might miss it. But I keep coming back for the food&mdash;consistent every single time. Worth the walk if you ask me.

The birria here is seriously good. Broth is deep and rich, exactly what I needed after a long day. Got the plate with consomm&eacute; on the side and it hit the spot. Place is small and simple, nothing fancy, but the flavor does the talking. Wish I found it sooner.

The dishes were very tasty, and the facilities were very nice. The service was excellent, making for a delightful dining experience.

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