The duck tacos and tuna carnitas were really good. Cocktails hit the spot too. Place is a little hidden but the food made it worth finding.

The vegan chilaquiles had real depth&mdash;my non-vegan wife loved them too. Nice to see plant-based done properly.

The staff really listened when I asked about vegan options. They made me something fresh with veggies that wasn&#39;t just a boring salad. Nice to see a place that actually cares about dietary needs.

Solid food. Had the estofado de lengua and the aguachile tostada. Chef knows what he&#39;s doing with the modern twist on Mexican classics. Service was on point, not hovering. Place was busy but we got a table quick. Would eat that lengua again for sure.

Stopped by for lunch and grabbed the molcajete. Portion was huge, came out still bubbling hot. Salsa was decent too. Price felt fair for what you get. Place was a bit loud but whatever. Solid if you&#39;re in the area and hungry.

Stopped by for a quick espresso and ended up staying longer than planned. Place is small but the AC hits different on a hot day. Coffee was solid, nothing fancy but done right. Wish they had more seating though, got a bit cramped when the afternoon crowd rolled in.

Stopped by for a slice and honestly it hit the spot. Crust was crisp, cheese was decent, and the price didn&rsquo;t make me wince. Place is super casual, nothing fancy, but that&rsquo;s kinda the charm. Staff were chill too. Just a solid no-fuss pizza stop when you don&rsquo;t wanna think about it. 🍕

Came for the food, stayed for the vibe. Enrique knew the menu inside out, helped me pick a mezcal that paired great with the tacos. Place gets loud at night, but that&#39;s part of the fun. Just wish the kitchen was a bit faster, we waited a while for the main plates.

Been coming here for a while now. The chilaquiles are still on point, that red sauce has the right kick. Coffee&#39;s solid too, not burnt. Place is set up on different levels, walls covered in art, always something new to look at. It&#39;s got that local feel you don&#39;t find everywhere. Just wish they&#39;d open a bit earlier on Sundays, that&#39;s all.

Stopped by for a pour-over and ended up staying longer than planned. The in-house roasted beans have that fresh, nutty profile you don&#39;t find often. Wish they had a natural wine option to pair with the tasting flight, but the coffee alone held its own. Solid spot right on Revoluci&oacute;n if you&#39;re wandering that stretch.

Braulio and Victor really take care of you here&mdash;super attentive without hovering. I had the grilled fish and it came out fresh, light, not overdressed. That&rsquo;s honestly what keeps me coming back. The veggies on the side were crisp too. Just wish they&rsquo;d swap out the chips for something less salty, but the meal itself felt clean and balanced.

Came for the live jazz Thursday night &mdash; the sax player was incredible. Food was solid, nothing crazy, but the vibe made it worth it.

Solid molcajete. Big enough for two, maybe three. Staff pointed us to it when we couldn&#39;t decide. Downtown Tijuana spot, nothing fancy but does the job. Menu&#39;s huge though, kinda overwhelming. Glad we asked.

The Capistrana salad was the move&mdash;fresh, big enough to share, and that dressing really pulled everything together. I had a glass of their house red with it, decent enough pairing for a casual spot. Place sticks with you, the kind you circle back to when you&#39;re craving something light but satisfying.

The grilled octopus was pretty good&mdash;fresh and cooked just right. Cocktails were decent too. Place gets a bit busy, but it&#39;s fine for a casual dinner.

The omelet was seriously good, and my latte hit the spot. Perfect spot to just sit and watch people go by.

I highly recommend the pulpo; it was cooked to perfection! The staff is very nice, and the vibe is definitely upscale, making it a great spot for a special occasion.

The handmade tortillas really stood out to me&mdash;fresh and soft, just how they should be. Portions are generous for the price. Only thing is the closed door keeps it a bit quiet inside, but that didn&#39;t bother me.

Adobada taco was solid, juicy and well seasoned. Place gets busy but they move you through quick. Good for a casual stop if you&#39;re in the area.

Came in for the first time and honestly left full and happy. The Mariscos Tower was the star&mdash;plenty for two people, maybe even three. Our waiter Aaron knew his stuff, pointed us to the right dishes. Table-side cocktails were fun to watch. Only thing is it&#39;s not cheap, but you&#39;re paying for the experience and the amount of food you get.

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