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the restaurant is located at the entrance of the charming pasaje polanco. I sat outside, which gave me the opportunity to observe the Sunday crowds. the menu was all Spanish, but an English speaking wait or helped me to order and checked my cold tolerance. the result was a classic Mexican egg and buzzing dish, a great joy of wine and a pleasantly low bill. all in a worm worth a try. View all feedback.
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Awful awful experience. Despite being the only table in the place we had to wait 45 min for our food. To top it all up this arrived cold. Food was just not good. For some reason the egg benedict came with some chunky fried potatoes...?! When ordering I asked if I could change the ham for salmon and make this egg royale which was fine. When the bill came I expected to pay extra for the salmon of course what I did not... View all feedback.
I found this place by chance. looked outside. fish and garnel tacos both delicious. great atmosphere for people who watch and are helpful in a relaxed environment.
The restaurant is located at the entrance of the charming pasaje polanco. I sat outside, which gave me the opportunity to observe the Sunday crowds. the menu was all Spanish, but an English speaking wait or helped me to order and checked my cold tolerance. the result was a classic Mexican egg and buzzing dish, a great joy of wine and a pleasantly low bill. all in a worm worth a try.
What a joy to find this restaurant on calle tabasco, just a few blocks from my hotel. I was at a late lunch the only man at the place and was pleasantly surprised. excellent cordial service, a small, very selected menu with...nice variation, cheap. the saline with avocado was elegant and the garnel tacos were simply amazing! the fried artichokes are the best I have ever tried. I came back to dinner the next day. the fried plantain appetizer with three sauces was enough for a table of four. the Mexican Chesepasta was delicious, but almost too rich for me. beautiful decor and friendly staff. the manager gave me a menu to share with my cooking friends. modern eating, but not silly or fussy find a true gourmet in a city filled with really beautiful restaurants.
They have 5 restos all situated in an old home each with different name dulcinea is the main attraction everything we ate was excellent and very reasonably priced as well as the wine our type of resto we ordered one item at a time and they...had no problem with that the service was excellent the owner chef is a delightful person whos Mexican and studied at culinary inst ny she is fluent in english
We were a large party and enjoyed a well-paced, delicious dinner. Service and drinks were reasonably priced and very good.
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