La federal cantina de Pueblo

The appetizer we had was really good, and came with a selection of equally good salsas. the drinks were also quite good, but they were expensive compared to the surrounding bars/restaurants. but eating was only moderate. I had the green enchiladas that came out. my fiancée had the chipotle huh, that was tiny and expensive. the worst part was the cheesecake that was so frozen that it was impossible to cut, let alone eat. it also took forever to submit additional beverage orders and get our check from the waiter.

Ordered suppe at 2 different locations. both paintings were held back avocado until we asked. the second time we had to ask twice. tiny bottle water very expensive. service not great. So suppe tasted pretty good.

From the beginning, they failed: the waiter took a long time to get us into the table and drink something. from the time when we ordered drinks until they arrived, about 15 minutes continued. there were 4 of us. 2 drinks. came first. the other 2 were delayed by 10 minutes! (not lying about the time) one of the drinks came brownish with all mint leaves. the waiter, called bryan, did not offer to change it. ordered the food and it took so long to come. guacamole does not come in a large part as we are used in mexiko. it's 4 spoons! we asked for additional totopos and since they never come, nor bryan (he was good chat with the bartender,) we asked the security man to help us. bryan explained they had not to create us because they shortened everything in the kitchen to avoid cost increases. (omg.) panoramas cheese was really good. tuna tartare was moderate. sopes, regular. lärm! oh mann! music by chapultepec, by almacén and by la federal, play simultaneously and you can not even talk in peace. when we were gone then, bryan came to us to pay the tartaric acid, as it was not charged in the bill. low cost moving. do not return, and wish bryan and especially management to seek help in improving service. there is no passion here at all. so sad.

My best cocktail all week Las Limas one liter, limon. Must try, menu has a lot of good choices Pastor, totstada trio, guacamole all excellent. Chicken Filet pounded super thin was delicious. We will be back, service was also excellent staff is very...attentive.

We stopped in for dinner last night. We were a large party and most people ordered something with chicken. The waiter came back and let us know they were out of chicken. when we decided we were going to just go somewhere else, the manager ran next door to borrow some from the restaurant next door. We waited a long time for our meals which were mediocre at best, no offer of appetizers or drinks while we waited. When the food finally arrived, they were one meal short. We waited at least 20 minutes for our bill, after asking twice and there was no discount. Go across the street for pizza, it was the best meal of our stay here.