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Queretaro, Mexico Food Guide: 3 Seafood food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Tequisquiapan
Find out what Seafood restaurants to try in Tequisquiapan including El Maravillas, Casa Revuelta Gastrobar, Restaurante el Muelle
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1. El Maravillas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By SableTiger
El Maravillas at first glance might not impress, but the food is excellent and the location convenient. This is a fine place to drink a cold beer and relax.The menu was certainly designed with some attention, and unique dishes and ingredient combinations are numerous. Not overly abundant but well served, try the seafood in its various options. The price is slightly above average (at least what you'd expect from this kind of food) but in the end it's worth it.An unfortunate element was the service. Non-smiling, non-attentive waiters seem to be the norm. Barely clinging to their jobs, these guys do the minimum to maintain things working. Our requests (like switching tables or getting more napkins, nothing outrageous) were met with frowning and somewhat negative disposition. It is a shame, since the food is really good.Furniture is cheap but clean. Glassware, cutlery, etc. are in good condition. The decoration is simple but elegant and suiting, modern and sophisticated.One thing I did not like: there was a huge dog inside the dining room. There might be stores or malls that tolerate pets---in a serious, established restaurant I find this unacceptable.Another, even more serious thing I did not like: there's no control for smokers. Mexico is quickly becoming a non-smoker country via the strict new laws. I don't really care if it's a friend of the owner: smoking is not allowed inside any restaurant, by law. There's an outside section for that. No excuses.Recommended, with caution.
2. Casa Revuelta Gastrobar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Fusion Coucine, Wine Selection, Spanish-Mexican Food Cooking Jose Luis Revuelta, the Chef
Reviewed By Gregory P
Our luncheon meal at Café Revuelta was magical.Our waiter, the son of the chef, sensed that we were having a hard time making choices for our lunch. He asked what we did not like to eat, whether we had allergies, and what we really liked to eat. At that moment he asked if we would trust him to prepare some dishes for us. What followed was a meal to remember.We started with a mixed salad of greens and goat cheese. The cheese made the dish. We have found that many of the cheeses in Mexico are not the most flavorful. This one was an exception. It was very flavorful and made the salad a great start.Next, were three flat tacos with chicken and mole. Extremely flavorful and not too heavy. I have been to Oaxaca and some of the moles there can be very heavy. This was not. And, the consistency and taste were outstanding.The next plate was some noodles (linguine) with cheese. Here again, the cheese had a real âkickâ to hit. It was very flavorful. The noodles tasted as good as they do in Italy. I didnât ask but they must have been made using semolina flour.Finally, we had two tacos â one filled with beef, pork and vegetables and the other with beef and potatoes. What a combination and what flavors.Our waiter was ready to offer another dish but we told him that we were more than satisfied.We had a delicious wine to accompany our lunch. I am not sure why it is called a Gastrobar. There wasnât a bar in this smallish restaurant. Not sure what the other restaurant (more later) looks like. I also forgot to ask the waiter about the title of Gastrobar.At this point the waiter introduced us to his father, the chef, and his mother, the manager. They all work seven days a week and love what they are doing â and it shows.Casa Revuelta is a small restaurant that serves lunch and dinner just outside of Tequisquiapan in a small âstrip mallâ. However, on weekends it serves meals in their âotherâ restaurant located in a vineyard outside of Tequisquiapan.If you come to Tequisquiapan and donât eat here, you will have made a BIG MISTAKE!
3. Restaurante el Muelle
Reviewed By drpguadiana
Los platillos son suficientes y tienen buen sazón aunque la calidad de los ingredientes no es tan buena. El servicio es un poco lento. Cuentan con área de juegos para los niños, que es un plus. Los baños parecen de playa, nada agradable. Buena atención en general. Cumplen sin nada extraordinario
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