El Mayor

3 Sherry Maleki - 5 months ago

Tacos are ok (minus the tuna taco).
It’s a shame the chocolate lava cake takes 30 minutes to prep. Also because you’re seated outdoors, food tends to cool much quicker. Great rooftop view though!

5 Yanet Munoz - 9 months ago

Excellent service, you have a waiter and a team taking care of your party. The food was yummy. The little bolillo seemed freshly made, great drinks too! The view is great you can see the ruins and some of the palace in the back. Lovely place. I will say that the place is a little bit higher end so For 3 of us it was about 2k pesos. In my opinion, worth it!

4 Javier Pizzie - 3 weeks ago

TBH the only thing I would come here for is the view. The food is ok. You can get better food in a lot of places. With that being said… if you are visiting Mexico you will like the food and the view and will enjoy the time.
The little cafe on the side that’s where I’d go for to get a beer and that’s all. See the ruins and the building and airplanes passing by every two minutes.

5 Paydor - 3 months ago

Amazing food with a great view. The tequila sorbet was splendid, as were the shrimp tacos and beef filet.

4 Ariane Leclerc - 5 months ago

Good spot to watch the sunset at the end of a long day. The dark beer (obscura) was quite good and we enjoyed the chips and guacamole. Service was rather quick.

4 Bxalec - a year ago

Food was really good. They have a huge menu, they have all kind of food. I’d definitely recommend this place if you don’t know what to eat or you want good views. The service is amazing. I asked for enmoladas they are really good. The fish in salt wasn’t really good. Flavor too strong.

4 Loren Hicks - 6 months ago

We sat on an open terrace with arguably the most spectacular view I've ever had at a restaurant. You could see the ruins below, and the Plaza de la Constitución.
While it was immensely crowded outside, we were able to get a table with no wait.

The servers were quick and accommodating, and very patient with us as we stumbled through the menu in broken Spanish. Everyone that could speak any English was eager to help and translate.

I'll be honest though, the food was just ok. We got duck tacos (a decent and safe option), a salad with fried crickets and cactus (interesting, but not extraordinary), salted beef (which, not surprisingly was too salty) and ceviche. The last item was pretty good though!

I think I was expecting finer cuisine based on the location and decor. But, still its such a lovely place I'd actually go back.