La Querencia

The food is delicious, every dish that passed by looked incredible, with tons of gluten-free options, and delicious gluten-free pasta! The waitresses are very attentive, highly recommended!

Everything was going well until dessert. We were celebrating my friend's birthday, who suffers from celiac disease. Since the dessert menu only included flan and no cakes, we bought one across the street that had gluten-friendly cakes. The waitress told us at one point that it was possible (in fact, she brought us a candle), but then, with the cake in hand, she told us that we couldn't bring in food purchased elsewhere. All for a pancake. We'd already eaten there and consumed almost 100 Lucas. I wouldn't change anything. They don't understand how to run a restaurant and take care of customers. They ruined our celebration. Everything was bad. They should set up a kiosk.

We finished eating and left feeling very bitter, especially me since it's my birthday. I'm celiac and because of the variety of options they had, I decided to come for lunch. When it came time to choose a cake or something sweet so we could sing Happy Birthday, since we had no options, we decided to go for the cake up front. What a coincidence, there was a place that sold them. At first, the waitress confirmed that it was possible, she even handed us a candle. Out of nowhere, with the cake on the table, she comes back and tells us that she had been told that food from another place couldn't be brought in. We had already consumed 95 pesos. Lucas, it's not like we spent two pesos. I don't understand, really, zero empathy for celiacs. Last but not least, add some cool sweet options, not a crappy flan.