French-inspired decor sets a warm, elegant atmosphere perfect for quiet afternoons. Signature dishes use hard-to-find ingredients, making dining here very expensive. The place blends fine dining style with a calm, slightly sterile energy.
Good to know
The kitchen stops serving at 9 pm.
Parking is available on the boulevard and is accessible.
Ajenjo offers various prices for all budgets.
Market features colorful stalls with handicrafts and souvenirs priced on the higher side. Items like T-shirts and magnets match US souvenir shop costs, offering limited haggling. Parking is tight but public lots nearby ease access.
Good to know
Parking is limited, but several public lots are nearby.
Expect to find a wide variety of souvenirs, including t-shirts and mugs.
Bargaining is common, so negotiate prices for better deals.
Chocolate cafe offers a quiet, romantic atmosphere with cozy seating perfect for cold days. It features artisanal chocolates including unique blends like chocolate and mezcal. Prices are notably expensive, with wines and chocolates costing about twice as much as usual.
Good to know
Akbal Chocolate offers a wide variety of artisanal chocolates and coffee.
Gift sets featuring chocolates and wine are available for purchase.
Prices are considered moderate for artisanal chocolates, reflecting quality ingredients.
Rustic rancho style with wood-burning ovens, spacious garden, and live music that blends into conversations. Cozy and pleasant atmosphere suits romantic dinners and relaxed chats. Multiple seating areas include a bar, family space by a fireplace, and an outdoor waterfall setting.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for private events and large groups.
The restaurant allows guests to bring their own wine for a corkage fee.
The indoor garden is available for private events and gatherings.
Small space offers a relaxed vibe with great dark beers and unique craft flavors. Prices are high, with craft beer costing up to $150 per glass, making it one of the priciest spots. Outdoor dining pairs well with local food options, enhancing the experience.
Good to know
You need to bring cash as Tinta Negra does not accept credit cards.
Expect to pay around $160 pesos for craft beer in a plastic cup.
Outdoor dining options are available with a variety of food choices.
Minimalist design and cozy atmosphere make it a great spot to relax or work. Friendly service adds to the pleasant vibe. Prices are on the high side, with the mocha being both costly and disappointing.
Good to know
Parking is available, but the lot has large potholes.
Drinks cost $100 pesos each, totaling $400 pesos for four.
Service may be poor for non-regular customers.
Cozy indoor space with hanging window seats and an outdoor area with swings offers a unique vibe. Prices are on the higher side, with very expensive coffee that sometimes arrives cold. Drive-thru and dog treats attract families and casual visitors alike.
Good to know
Parking is limited and may be difficult to find during peak hours.
Prices for pastries and drinks are higher than average.
The menu often runs out of popular items like chai and desserts.
Supermarket-style layout offers well-stocked shelves and a variety in meat. Prices are consistently higher than nearby stores, making it noticeably expensive. Additional services include stationery and printing options.
Good to know
Santa Lucia 2 offers a variety of items for immediate needs.
Expect slightly higher prices compared to nearby stores.
The store is well-stocked with stationery and printing services.