El Gallo de Oro

5 Ran Shalom - a week ago

Cannot believe the bad reviews, one of the best restaurants I've visited in Mexico, highly recommended

1 Gerardo Alcántar - a year ago

The service is very nice; however there are several dishes from the menu that are not available…big disappointment. Then we ordered a “Molcajete” which it supposedly have plenty of meat, however it was full of shredded tortillas in order to give the impression that it was a well served dish, again very disappointing

2 Alberto Gutierrez - 3 years ago

Nice historical cantina, but the service is slow and bad.

3 Eduardo Sanchez - a year ago

As it is a traditional cantina you would expect the prices to be lis or at least decent, they are not, the drinks are pricey but some of the food is affordable.

4 Donald-James Garcia-Dwyer - 3 years ago

Had a few different goat dishes. First time and I will certainly be trying them again. The coffee was strong and delicious. The consomme was light yet earthy. The hours for goat meat is very limited though - I believe only on weekends.

2 Olive Toseetomorrow - 4 years ago

It opened in 1878 and looks like it hasn't been remodeled since 1978. The prices are too high for a place pretending to be 5 star. The seats, tables and cutlery are very worn out. The food was very mediocre. The beginning chicken soup tasted like it was out of a can and the bartender clearly never made a martini in his life! AND, because i was a woman dining alone, the aged waiter was brusque and cool to me. Not worth it!

1 Emy Miranda - 4 months ago

The food is not good at all.