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Where to eat Mexican food in Santiago: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Mexican restaurants nearby. Discover the best Mexican food in Santiago. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Mexican restaurants near you. including El Traspatio, Restaurante Terrazas, La Piazzetta, Las Palomas de Santiago, Merendero Tino Suc. Carretera Nacional, La Casa de la Abuela, Compostela, El Zaguan, La Mistura Bistro, La chalupa, Los Toreados
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10. Los Toreados
Reviewed By Rogelio A
Hi I have lunch at this restaurant, nice place they offer regional food which is great, excellent service from Waiters.They have an inside and outside área to have your lunch, What I highly suggest is that they need to install air conditioning inside the restorant.
9. La chalupa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By Arnoldo84
Unfortunately we had an extreme slow service. Tables around us received their food earlier an that is pretty frustrating.Flavor on both dishes could be improved a lot. Our experience: pozole was flavorless and enchiladas were so so.We went there because it looked nice.
8. La Mistura Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Noneonuu
The food is very good and the ambient of the restaurant is very nice and the service is very fast and the Italian food is very nice
7. El Zaguan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By 836petrac
Delicious traditional restaurant, simple but tasty.Tipical regional food, enchiladas, flautas, tacos, and traditional asado de puerco (pork stew) and the best chiles rellenos.You can order to go.
6. Compostela
Reviewed By alejandrogarzag
Cuenta con amplio estacionamiento, lugar muy agradable para desayunar, comer o cenar. Platillos regionales muy ricos con excelente presentación. Tiene venta de productos artesanales. Lo recomiendo.
5. La Casa de la Abuela
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By LuisLQ
This is a very nice, very popular restaurant in the heart of old town Santiago, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Food is typical authentic mexican food: tacos, sopes, enchiladas, asados and steak. Their specialty are the empanadas for dessert (this place actually started as a dessert and coffee shop). The Cafe de Olla is typical mexican sweetened coffee and it is very good. It is also a great value for your money. The bill for 7 adults and 1 toddler, lunch with dessert and no alcoholic beverages, came to about 60 USD, with gratuity included.
4. Merendero Tino Suc. Carretera Nacional
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Traditional Restaurant that offers regional food in Santiago Nuevo Leon since 1957
Reviewed By 195adrianab
Fantastic restaurant for breakfast, lunch and dinner.Breakfast is nice with Tacos de barbacoa and fresh orange juice.Lunch is probably the best. Try the daily soups. "Caldo de res" is very delicious.Dinner are also great. Try Asado. You can not go wrong.Every time we visit Santiago my Dutch husband first choice is this restaurant.
3. Las Palomas de Santiago
Overall Ratings
4 based on 198 reviews
Reviewed By John E
Large restaurant serving true mexican food. Many large families dining. Staff was great, spoke English but it took a long time to get our food. Restaurant was very crowded but food was worth the wait, very good. Wait staff was working very hard to keep all very large tables, lot so people happy.
2. La Piazzetta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By ClaudiaSimao
We had a great experience in this restaurant! The food was delicious - we tried original dishes, not going for the most obvious. The fusion between italian and tunisian was well achieved. We were visited by the owner at our table who was very kind and welcoming. He explained us the origin of the idea and his experience in Italy. We will be back for sure!
1. El Traspatio, Restaurante Terrazas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 257 reviews
Also known as El Traspatio, Restaurante Terrazas
Reviewed By julioguzmangzz
Nice breakfast place, but the devil is in the details. Prices are fair, but I guess most people would gladly pay a little bit more for better quality ingredients. Locally sourced ingredients would definitely make a better experience. Instead of serving fake (fructuose) maple syrup they could use the real thing. Instead of commercial brands of coffee dairy creamer, butter, cookies, honey, jam, maybe try some locally sourced products. And no orange juice available? C'mon guys! You are forty miles away from Montemorelos.Service is good and the patio is simply the best.
