Carolina Alc

A very relaxed atmosphere for enjoying food and drinks. The live show was enjoyable and fun.

Sarah Salazar O

A great place to enjoy delicious snacks with friends and family. The music is fantastic and highly recommended. Everything is beautiful.

josé montes ruiz

Nightclub in Tapachula, Chiapas, where you can enjoy alcoholic drinks with delicious snacks, a variety of music, and a male showman.

jesus hernandeez

Good atmosphere, affordable prices and very efficient staff... it doesn't hurt to spend, well then.

Alx Mtz

One of my favorite places in town. Music and drinks are top notch. It can get really warm, tho.

Jacqueline Escalante

I love this place, especially when there are shows and live music; it has a great atmosphere.

Luis C Silva

Very good overall! A very varied and tasty selection. But in my opinion... the music is too loud for the size of the place, making it very difficult to have a conversation... ironically... in a place called "La Tertulia" (The Gathering).

jerval1961

The food is fine. The service is average. It's always piping hot. They do very little to adjust the spice level. I've had better reviews in the past, but the service is worse this time.

ROSALBA MONTIEL

I bought a bottle, they were out of snacks, they told me they had sausage, cheese, and pork rinds left, and that with the bottle purchase they would give me a "special" snack—literally cheese with pork rinds. For a $780 peso bottle, I asked for cucumber and jicama, which they gave me on a small plate, and they charged me for them separately ($20 for cucumber, $20 for jicama). Very bad service! I won't be back!

Natt López

The service was good, the place is nice, and the staff was friendly. The only two snacks we liked were the cocido (a traditional Colombian stew) and the chicharrón (pork rind) tacos. I might also order the jicama and quesillo (Oaxaca cheese) again, since even the tortilla chips were dripping with grease and soggy, and the peanuts were also soggy. They have a children's area, just a few swings for kids, and they're in the sun with no shade. The carne asada (grilled meat) was like chewing gum, the cochinita (Yucatan-style pulled pork) tacos were very dry, and the fried ribs were rock hard, like dog food. Also, I commented on Facebook that they only had two good snacks, and the manager told me I shouldn't badmouth the place. I was still there with my friends, eating. Our bill came to over 1,500 pesos. Several acquaintances warned me to be careful with the bill because they often do it wrong, but I didn't even check, although they definitely include the tip.