Restaurants visited by johntpt

This Califa location is on a busy corner near the Satélite mall. Parking on the street is free. At lunchtime on a recent Saturday there were only a few tables being used, so the service was super fastread more...

There is no longer a Toks at the location listed above, but there are several around Toluca, and they have been remodeled and updated. I recently had breakfast at the Tollocan location in front of theread more...

This is a branch of Toluca's famous Rancheros del Sur. I really liked my Arrachera Suizo with the tangy green sauce. Good guacamole, too.

I stopped in for a kilo of coffee beans to take home. At 280 per kilo the Bola de Oro is a bit higher than some others, but the coffee is great. Look for parking on the side streets.

I would call Rufina an upscale retro fonda with an extensive menu and tasty food. We walked from the Holiday Inn la Noria, about 5 mins away. Everything we ordered was great, including the Tortilla Soread more...

Moradores is perhaps the nicest new restaurant in Toluca. Located in a sizeable older house with a large yard, Moradores offers a nice menú with numerous well spaced tables outdoors, perfect for panderead more...

The barbacoa at this restaurant is quite tasty, but just make sure that everyone in your group enjoys it since there aren't many other options on the menu. Their salsas and guacamole are also outstandread more...

Skip the chain restaurants and grab a pie from Sal's! You can get an extra-large pizza with one or two toppings for just $20, and it's ready in 10 minutes, even during the pandemic. The New York-styleread more...

I came here to buy beans for grinding at home. Try the house blend, perfect for your morning coffee. I visited the location in the centro near Bellas Artes.

The food here is just what you would expect, classic American favorites with a twist. The wait staff can be a bit distracted, and in fact never brought us our appetizer. The burger fries for 100 pesosread more...