Baptiste Dubois

This restaurant is probably one of the best restaurants we had in Mexico. The space is amazing with very interesting architectures. The food was very good. We really enjoyed our time there. After lunch, we had some pastries and coffee in the cafe. We went upstairs to just chill. I recommend to anyone to come and discover the space. It's really something unique and amazing. The food was very good.

+1

Dustin Pratt

One of the most beautiful restaurants you will ever see. There is also several shops where you can purchase locally made art and handicrafts including clothes there's also a boxing gym and yoga studio on the top floor. The entire floor of the downstairs is glass which exposes beautiful lava rocks the lighting and ambience with the plants and vines inside or out of this world .

+7

Jesus

The restaurant is very nice. However, the portions are small and the juices are too tiny for the price. Overall it was okay, but for these prices, the portions should be larger. Good service.

+3

Jennifer Haack

The atmosphere and look of the restaurant are stunning. The food is good but not great and the staff is ok, not super attentive ie we received the salsas on the table but had to ask for chips multiple times.

+1

Jacqueline Reyes

This is my third time going to Tetetlan. We always make sure to make it a trip when we go to CDMX San Jerónimo. We went for dinner and the food was good, not great like other places I’ve been to but still good. The salsas were not bad but they could be more flavorful. Tlayudas were delicious. We ordered the plátano macho with molé, the mole was very spicy but the combination was delicious. The huitlacoche with 4 different sauces. For our entree we got the molcajete with cactus, arrachera and shrimp, very skimpy on the shrimp, it only came with three and way too much cheese. Blue corn tortillas were delicious. We also got the vegan horchata, very good and not too sweet and the charcoal activated water with a hint of lime juice, that was my favorite. We love the dessert push cart, its a beautiful sight! We got the chocolate crepe cake and it was very good. The vibes are always great, the atmosphere is always beautiful, the music selection always top notch. Book selection also top notch, this place is so beautiful. Very well thought out place, the decor, the shop with mexican artisan’s pottery, jewelry, clothing etc, just cant be beat. Looking forward to going back!

+2

Katerine Diaz Marin

The aesthetic design of the place is simply astonishing. The decoration, the ambiance and the overall vibe of the place is truly stunning. The service could have been better, but it wasn’t terrible. Physical aspect: There are different levels to the place. There is a gift shop when you come in. On the same floor there is a yoga studio and another shop where you can buy clothes and other cute goodies. Vinyl discs with classics are also displayed on that floor. Then the downstairs area is divided into different sections. There is this library, feels like you’re in an indie movie the entire time. The floor is clear so you can see the volcanic area. My favorite part of the restaurant was definitely the architecture. Now the food: we ordered 3 types of tacos which were decent but not the best ones we’ve had. Especially for the price. They don’t sell them by orders of three, they sell them individually. Each one is about $4USD From all the tacos we ordered, the only one I actually liked was the steak one. I believe I must’ve read the menu wrong, but there was an al pastor pineapple taco that was only made of pineapple, it did not have any meat or pork, which was disappointing because I am all about my protein. It also lacked flavor. I liked that they were purple. That was aesthetic. I also ordered the chilaquiles which were my favorite. You can build your own chilaquiles and add whichever topping you desire. This was a great idea and the taste was delicious! I loved the spices that they give you! We also ordered a couple of beverages. We got coffee (5/5), ginger shots with beets (5/5) and orange and carrot juices (5/5). I was curious about the blue corn horchata so I ordered it as well and it tasted a bit raw, or improperly mixed. I don’t know how to describe it but it wasn’t a huge fan. It was disappointing because I was very excited to try it. Overall, this is a beautiful place and if you are nearby, definitely check them out. Good is ok, but I probably shouldn’t have ordered tacos. There is a national park nearby and other activities that you can do. Keep in mind you need to ask for permission before going in. Make sure you ask the staff and they can guide you.

+30

E Will

The restaurant is one of the most unique spaces I have had the pleasure to dine at. The food was beautiful displayed however, disappointing and taste, but if I were in Mexico City again, I would definitely go back because it's just so unique. They have a beautiful gift shop and you're surrounded by a library of books and records while you dine it's really quite amazing. Next door is La Casa Pedregal, a home designed by Luis Barragán, one of Mexico’s most famous architects. Visits are allowed, but only by appointment and worth visiting!

+24

Bryce Schaefer

The environment and atmosphere of this restaurant is so stunning it almost gets 5 stars based on that alone. The glass floor, the lava rock walls, and the bookstore-like atmosphere are almost unmatched. The food and service were 4 stars - there were times where it was hard to get our servers attention. We also had a slight hiccup with some dishes coming out dirty that the staff quickly fixed for us. I also love the seasonal menu offerings they had that could really bring this to a 5 star rating. If people ask, I'd recommend trying it.

+20

Abdulkarim ALZarouni

This restaurant is truly an amazing place, blending the charm of an old building with contemporary and modern touches. The unique design creates a space that feels both historic and fresh. The menu offers a wide range of options, all made with purely organic ingredients that deliver fresh and tasty flavors. The restaurant spans three floors, each offering a different ambiance and seating experience. In addition to the delicious food, they also have an interesting selection of drinks, from fresh juices to various coffees—both of which were excellent. Beyond the dining areas, there are a couple of boutiques, a yoga studio, and a cozy book reading section, making it much more than just a place to eat. It’s a wonderful spot to relax, explore, and enjoy a great meal in a beautifully designed setting.

+17

Ellisa Sound

When we arrived, the power was out, but no one informed us until after we were already seated trying to order something. We chose this restaurant specifically for the atmosphere, and with little to no lighting, we could barely see anything. Despite this, we decided to stay. Service was extremely poor and inattentive. We had to get up three to four times just to get someone’s attention or ask for assistance. Salsas were brought to the table, but no chips ever followed. The food took an exceptionally long time to arrive. When my meal finally came, the tortillas were clearly stale—so hard that I couldn’t even cut through them and the food itself was cold (possibly due to the power outage). I mentioned the tortillas to the server, who stated if they were “off “ it would taste bitter but offered to let me order something else, but after waiting over an hour for the food, I declined. My meal was comped, which I appreciated. It then took another 20 minutes just to receive the cheque. The waiter never once checked on our table. Because of the lack of service, we left a very small tip. We left feeling frustrated and disappointed. Save your money.