Location: Puebla
Top Restaurants in Puebla
Top Things to do in Puebla
- 1. Rosary Chapel (Capilla del Rosario)
- 2. Iglesia de Tonantzintla
- 3. Amparo Museum (Museo Amparo)
- 4. Biblioteca Palafoxiana
- 5. Catedral Basilica de Puebla
- 6. Zocalo
- 7. Cantona Archaeological Ruins
- 8. Piedras Encimadas
- 9. Church of Santo Domingo (Iglesia de Santo Domingo)
- 10. Museo Internacional del Barroco
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Best Spanish food near Puebla, Puebla, Mexico
Best Spanish restaurants nearby. Discover the best Spanish food in Puebla. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Spanish restaurants near you.. Puebla (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈpweβla] ( listen)), officially the Free and Sovereign State of Puebla (Spanish: Estado Libre y Soberano de Puebla) is one of the 31 states which, with the Federal District, comprise the 32 Federal Entities of Mexico. It is divided in 217 municipalities and its capital city is Puebla.
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10. La Mexicana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Alla-Rustica
We had breakfast here every day for the lenght of our holidays and would not go anywhere else!DeliciousBeautifulGood priceAmazing staffLive musicEverything is tasty and good quality.The only thing is that dishes come out at erractic times almost never at the same time.
9. Allegue
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Allegue restaurants are the result of years of sustained effort and specialization in Spanish cuisine. More than a decade of experience to provide you with the best of Contemporary Spanish cuisine makes Allegue a group of restaurants of indisputable quali
Reviewed By Rodolfo R
We have been to several restaurants during this week, but this has been the best. This is a restaurant that focuses on the quality of the food and the service, this is not a pretentious restaurant; simple and just focused on the quality of the food. This is the first restaurant where I have been asked whether the temperature of the wine was my preferred. We had an assortment of cheeses and also some good serrano ham. They brought the ham over to our table and sliced it for us. They also had a delicious Santo Tomas Barbera wine produced in Mexico. I had never had this type of grape before, but it was great. Its somewhat closer to pinot noir, but quite distinctive. Finally, the grouper spanish style with clams was superb. The dessert was spectacular, a turron ice-cream.
8. Cinco Cocina Urbana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
We are a restaurant of urban cuisine in which our inspiration have been the flavors of the market, providing new culinary techniques we have achieved dishes under a unique gastronomic concept in Puebla.
Reviewed By jaimexplorer
Had several breakfasts while staying at the hotel next door and they were excellent. One server spoke a bit of English and the other did not so be patient if you don't speak Spanish.
7. El Sombrero Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By Billy T
Food was very good and it was a party of six with no complaints, open late at night, music was local and staff very friendly
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6. La Silla. Avenida Juarez.
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By FRCOCHM
La Silla is located on beautiful Avenida Juarez. I ate there on a Saturday evening at about 8 p.m. The place was virtually empty because most self-respecting Mexicans don't eat until 10 p.m. or later. The menu focuses on meats which are grilled to order. I had a veal chop. My companion had a strip steak. Both meats were grilled the way we wanted them. The meats appeared to have been aged properly and were very tender. The wine list offers a good selection. We had a Mexican merlot. The flan I enjoyed for dessert was La Silla's riff on a traditional flan with white cake. Scrumptuous! The service throughout our meal was attentive without being obnoxious. It's rather nice to eat in a restaurant where you are not pestered with overly familiar wait staff.Put La Silla on your list. You will not be disappointed.
5. Nelhua
Overall Ratings
5 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By voyageroxfordshire
Passing in the street you might entirely miss this excellent restaurant. Nelhua is close to the Zocalo but the food is way better than any of the more obvious Zocalo restaurants. We went twice. Mexican food but with fine dining creativity - their chef really knows what s/he is doing and the service is very attentive. It gets such excellent reviews that we expected to find it full but there were few others there - was this because late January is low tourist season, or because no-one knows it is there? It is in a beautiful old courtyard building too. Tip: Avoid the open air restaurants on the Zocalo itself - not only is the food indifferent and the fluorescent-lighted ambiance unpleasant, but you are also constantly assailed by street performers and sellers when you really just want to eat quietly.
4. Taqueria Los Angeles
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By Patrick M
Sadly, I didn't find this until the end of my trip, so only ate here twice, but this is the ideal late dinner spot, unless you are looking for formal white table cloth dining (which can be easily had within a couple of blocks).The location is superb: Fronting the Zocalo next to the café (Italian Coffee Company which is actually local), this is fast food done right. There is a huge wall on one side full of fresh fruits and you can get an enormous fresh squeezed 1 liter juice for less than 45 pesos. That's more than McDonalds would charge for a fake reconstituted tiny Minute Maid OJ.The food is typical Puebla: Cemitas, tacos, quesadillas, all delicious and cheap. They offer mole until 17:00, which I never got to try. They have milkshakes / malteados as well, and although my strawberry one was good I don't think they use fresh strawberries as I was hoping.It's so cool sitting out on the patio watching everyone go by on the Zocalo and hanging out at 10:30 PM with a bunch of people drinking delicious fresh fruit instead of getting hammered at a bar. (Not knocking that but it's nice to enjoy a night life that doesn't require getting drunk sometimes). BONUS: All Poblanos that I met told me this was their favorite place to eat!
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3. La Textileria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 183 reviews
Reviewed By Globetrotter2409
It´s a very nice Restaurant with a nice interior setting. BIG bar in the background. Good food and drinks.Hi! Thanks for taking the time to write us a review! We're thrilled you enjoyed your time at La TextilerÃa and hope to see you again.
2. La Casa del Mendrugo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 361 reviews
Much more than a restaurant. Experience the fusion of gastronomy, music, art, history and the spontaneous expression of life in the heart of Puebla. Fine dinning Restaurant, Museum, Jazz Club, Coffee Shop, Bar, Pub.
Reviewed By cookpias
Probably our best meal in Puebla. The space is really pretty, and they have a museum upstairs that is worth checking out (probably after dinner) about the house, relics that were found there (including a pre-spanish tomb) and a collection of pre-Colombian artifacts. The service and the food were good, and after 9 pm they have live music. We enjoyed our dinners, which were great flavors for traditional foods, plus some Spanish dishes like Serano Ham and paella. Mole is everywhere in Puebla, but they had a good mole poblano.
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1. Allegue
Overall Ratings
4 based on 170 reviews
Allegue restaurants are the result of years of sustained effort and specialization in Spanish cuisine. More than a decade of experience to provide you with the best of Contemporary Spanish cuisine makes Allegue a group of restaurants of indisputable quali
Reviewed By galloMarbella
Everything is Delicious! The Service is Excellent! The Owner is Always there, he is the Chef so you can expect that everything will be Top Quality
