Quince’s menu is inspired by travels of chefs and lead partner to his favorite culinary cities, such as New Orleans, Lima, NYC, Mex. City. Quince is upscale casual. The uplifting familiar music, attentive service, and spectacular views from all 6 terraces come together to create a fun & entertaining atmosphere that is the “Quince Experience.” After helping make Quince the “#1 Rooftop Restaurant in the World” in 2020, Quince’s exec. chef, Gonzalo Martinez, is still evolving the culinary scope of its menus. All seats are in the fresh open air with different coverages, including umbrellas, retractable awnings and hard cover. Seats have different views of SMA’s gorgeous sunsets, mountains, iconic churches and its historic Centro. Quince is the perfect venue for a special private event, large(up to 300+) or small, birthday or wedding. See www.quincerooftop.com for details and an event concierge will be assigned to help you. Smoking cigars is not allowed in our terraces.
Embark on a delightful culinary journey at Sollano 18, nestled in the heart of San Miguel de Allende. This restaurant offers a vibrant atmosphere perfect for any occasion.A Fusion of Flavors: Savor a menu that celebrates global comfort food. Expect a delicious blend of international classics alongside Mexican specialties, all prepared with fresh, high-quality ingredients.Casual Elegance: Sollano 18 strikes the perfect balance between casual and chic. Its comfortable setting and friendly service create a welcoming atmosphere for a relaxing evening.Unwind and Savor: Enjoy a delightful selection of dishes, from succulent steaks and fresh seafood to creative salads and enticing appetizers. Their extensive bar boasts a wide range of beverages, including craft cocktails, a curated wine list, and refreshing beers.
Fatima 7 Rooftop, located in the heart of San Miguel de Allende, is a terrace where the perfect atmosphere is created to pamper the senses of the hedonistic and demanding client.It offers international cuisine with Mexican roots, mixing techniques and ingredients that result in the creation of clear and innovative flavors; a wine list with classic and modern proposals as well as vibrant, fresh cocktails; all while enjoying the unparalleled view of San Miguel de Allende.
Trazo 1810 is a casual dining restaurant located in the heart of San Miguel de Allende. The restaurant overlooks the Parish of San Miguel de Arcangel, one of the most beautiful Parish in Mexico, and sits at the roof top of a historic colonial building Hotel Boutique Casa 1810.
Trazo 1810 one of the 120 best restaurants in Mexico, for its creative cuisine, it has been included in the Guide to Gastronomic Mexico the 120 restaurants 2020 & 2021.
The restaurant during that time it has evolved considerably, both in food and in experience. Today Trazo 1810 is characterized by its attention to detail and the diner’s experience. Social commitment to the local trade in organic products, since ❝almost all of the ingredients that we use in Trazo’s cuisine are from local producers, ranches near San Miguel de Allende and organic street markets that we constantly attend.❞
Carajillo is the must-see for the communion of senses and flavors, perfectly combining tradition and modernity. An authentic festival for the senses where we celebrate gastronomic heritage. Al Carajillo tastes better.
De pronto como amantes de la cocina estamos necesitados de encontrar en nuestra ciudad un lugar acogedor, pequeño, de caras conocidas y cálidas. Un ambiente relajado y fresco, que no sea pretencioso, pero sí inspirador.Tostévere con una propuesta de cocina ecléctica y ambiciosa, ha ido cumpliendo expectativas altas de comensales exigentes. Algo que puede caracterizar al lugar, es la cocina “honesta”, tal cual la describe Antonio, quien realizó el menú. Porciones y precios correctos. Ticket que no destaca por barato pero que con gusto acabas pagando: productos de calidad, cocina trabajada, servicio de excelencia y calidez.
Chef Vicente Torres is a chef originally from Ibiza, a Spanish island in the Mediterranean and one of the most well-known cuisines in the world, which influenced his cooking. He received his first Michelin star at the restaurant La Sucursal, in the Valencian Institute of Modern Art (IVAM). The concept was developed and executed by Bruce James, who with an eclectic and sophisticated design, managed to create an atmosphere that escapes San Miguel de Allende. The ornamentation, reflections, and geometry play an important role in constructing a timeless environment that refers to the aesthetics of Art Deco, and at the same time, has design touches that place us in the current context and intensify the contrast between the past and present. The eclecticism that characterizes this project can be seen in its cuisine, a mix of a brasserie and a steakhouse. The bar was recovered from an old cantina, which now offers an exquisite selection of whiskeys and classic cocktails.
Chef Vicente Torres and Moxi from Hotel Matilda are rewriting a new history of gastronomy in San Miguel de Allende together. Vicente Torres, a Michelin-starred chef in Spain, joins the Moxi team at the invitation of Mr. Bruce James, presenting a high cuisine concept with Mediterranean touches. The inspiration for Moxi's menu comes from the environment, from small producers who, for me, are artisans and a fundamental part of our team. From organic gardens, their colors, aromas. I like to define the type of cuisine as product-based, with Mediterranean touches. We seek to have the best product in order to offer the best experience to our diners, so they can enjoy it in a unique setting like Moxi.
