ana mercado

Excellent place to visit after the Guachimontones archaeological site! Pre-Hispanic drinks made with love and positive energy to hydrate us :)

ALVARO “Presagio” UTRERA M.

A nice place to cool off and spend a pleasant time with family or friends. The drinks are very refreshing and light in alcohol, and the service is excellent.

+1

Sarah Wright

We stopped here after visiting Guachimontones archeological site because we were thirsty and intrigued by the sign advertising “bebidas prehispánicas.” This place far surpassed our expectations. It is family owned and operated, and everything is fresh and homemade. The owner let us sample several flavors of pulque before we ordered a full-size cup. Pulque is an alcoholic beverage made from fermented aguamiel, from the maguey. It’s a relative of the blue agave, which is used to make tequila. Unlike tequila, pulque is much lighter in alcohol content, fizzy, and has a definite fermented flavor. It’s a lot like kombucha. After we finished our [giant] drinks, the owner showed us around the yard and pointed out the plant we’d just drank. Friendly, knowledgeable people and delicious drinks!

L. Bryan

Great place, amazing drinks!!!!

Un lugar muy a modo para refrescarse luego del recorrido por la zona arqueológica, y muy a tono con la tradición de la antigua cultura que floreció en la región. Suaves y ricas bebidas ancestrales.

Jorge Enríquez

It's "okay." The staff is very friendly and attentive, and the dishes are good, but not outstanding. It's a good place to refresh and eat something "light" after the tour of Guachimontones.

Martin Chisic

The atmosphere and the place are very pleasant, the prices are a little high, just a little. The spicy food isn't too hot, and the drinks are delicious. I recommend: *Drinks *Dishes served with a volcan (a type of corn tortilla) or handmade corn tortillas. The aguachile has too much lime.

Raul Aceves

If you want to refresh yourself or grab a snack while leaving the Guachimontones archaeological site, this is the place. They have a good variety of drinks, including pulque, cured spirits, and pozole, but they also offer tejuino, raspados, and cantaritos. They offer stewed tacos, quesadillas, and other dishes, as well as snacks such as chips, peanuts, and more. The prices seem a bit high, but that's understandable given the area. If you come to Guachimontones, be sure to visit them.

+4

ADRI ANNA

The drinks are delicious and very refreshing. I find the prices a bit high for the amount of drinks and the location doesn't seem to take much care of itself. I went there, but I don't think I'll return.

+1

NI Manjarres

This is an open-air, dirt-sided restaurant with pre-Hispanic and traditional Mexican music. There is parking. The drinks offered are crisp and cold, perfect for warm days. There are clean restrooms for men and women with potable water; however, they are not wheelchair accessible. The service is prompt, and the dishes are generously portioned and reasonably priced. Payment can be made in cash or by bank transfer.

ZorTroN Industries

We just had one of their fermented corn Mayan drinks. I won't say I liked it very much but it was interesting to try. They have different options plus food. It's a family place, very quiet, outdoors.

Jesus Santiago

The food took forever and never even arrived at our table. When the first course finally did arrive, it was by mistake because it was meant for the table next to us, which had also been waiting a long time. No exaggeration, we'd been waiting for 1 hour and 20 minutes.

Diego A. Aranda O.

Let's break down my review: Food - average, nothing spectacular Price - standard, neither cheap nor expensive Service - terrible, they forgot my entire order & since they were about to close (even though we arrived at 4:50 and they close at 6) they ran out of ingredients and left me without food. I ordered two appetizers and one main dish, and they brought me nothing but the cured meat. Ambiance - pleasant; if they improved the service and attention, it could be good. It's a work in progress.