La Casa de los Abuelos

5 José Luis Sierra Cuadra - 4 months ago

A favorite. Good food, friendly service and fair prices. You can't ask for more.

UPDATE: They remodeled the place and now is even better. More spacious and now with a huge kids area with everything for them to ensure their fun.

2 João Pereira - a week ago

Nothing special. Can get pretty pricey depending on the dish. Average food and one of the 2 mains was simply cold with no solution on their part. They expect 15% tip for merely existing. Hard pass considering more traditional Mexican restaurants.

5 Vanessa Ylem - a year ago

There is delicious food here! I love the stuffed pepper, it comes with rice and delicious sauce, and the chicken tacos as well, the meat is good quality and well flavored. They often will offer a selection of either fresh juice or baked goods at your table as well. The wait staff is very nice, treated me as a friend. I may not be able to visit again during the remainder of my trip however it was a very fun experience! It reminded me of my Abuela :)

4 TheHumanNacho - 4 years ago

My mother absolutely loves this place for its anchor foods: pozole, tostadas, and pretty much everything on the first and second pages of the menu.

I detest this place because, beyond the two first pages of the menu, the food is always pretty expensive, terribly salty and horribly greasy.

Avoid the chilaquiles. And the huaraches. And pretty much everything that is bathed in fresh sauces. That's the worst!

But, the pozole is inexpensive and always good. Pretty much the best item on the menu!

5 simon singh - a month ago

Great food and menu got lots of premium cakes for around 70-80 pesos lots of great meals choices for around 200

5 Brian Egan (syd) - 5 months ago

Great place for an out of towner to try some local fare. Great food and better service.

3 David Feizy - 4 months ago

It was ok. I asked for 2 of the popular items, tex-mex steak quesadia u0026 ice cream Sunday and they were out of both. Kinda weird.