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Melissa Gonzalez

I really like this place, there are many products both to consume there and to take away. They also sell ceramics, soaps, clothing. The food is very delicious. I have seen that there are many people who complain that it is already full of foreigners, but the truth is the food and products are not expensive. For example, memelas cost $25 pesos, coffee $45-$50, which is what it costs almost anywhere, and the portions are adequate. The dynamic is similar to the Food Court in shopping malls, where you buy at any store and can sit at any table. Food and drinks are delivered to your place and tipping is optional. I like that you can find options for a variety of diets, for example: sugar-free milk chocolate (it's the only place where we have been able to buy it like this), lightly sweetened fruit waters, vegan or vegetarian food, gluten-free foods, etc. It is also Pet Friendly as long as you keep your dogs on a leash.

Mariela Whaley

Excellent food, great service. I'm vegetarian and my partner is gluten free and they have vegetarian and gluten free dishes marked on the menu

Michelle Alonso Ledo

This restaurant is overrated, the food is not bad but there are better restaurants. A must of the place is the manteles short rib, the best in the place, and the rib eye with mashed potatoes. For appetizers we ordered a beef tongue tea and barbecue tacos, these appetizers are recommended to be skipped or instead look for another appetizer option. For dessert I recommend the coconut pineapple and the flan, the one that tasted the most was the coconut, it was exquisite, another thing to be grateful for is that it is gluten free and the flan was good but I think there are better desserts. In summary, the best of the night was the short rib, the rib eye and the coconut pineapple. Overall score I would say 4.0

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