The prices were high for the area.The house wine was poor.It's very popular for pizza.I ordered the lasagne....big mistake.The slice was a flat,uninteresting 4x4 wedge which sat on the plate unaccompanied by any salad or garnish..It was very disappointing.There are lots of kids here, so it is very loud.....maybe good for a family...but not for me.

The restaurant is very small with a few tables outdoors in courtyard of private home. We chose not to dine there as there were kids running around. We were there for mid day meal. I ordered the fettuccine and my friend the daily special. Both meals were rather bland and were served with nothing but the pasta on the plate...and... More

Great little spot with delicious fresh pasta! I tried the Roquefort fetuccine and returned the next night for Amatriciana! The wine selection is decent and prices are reasonable. If you can, sit outside in the garden, quieter and romantic! Only down, no dessert on the menu except ice cream. They would have stolen my heart with a bite of tiramisu!

Felt the food was over priced for a comida in Mexico. Everywhere in Mexico there is a special comida offered with starter, main course and dessert or coffee. Not here! The main pasta (special for lunch) served with nothing else cost 100 pesos. Elsewhere one can have a full comida for less than 90 pesos. Nothing special about the home... More

We only went to this restaurant based on the rating from TripAdvisor. It is very small and we nearly walked past it. The food is simple but delicious. The owner/chef is very friendly and welcoming.

Everything here is prepared before your eyes! Order a pizza and you can watch them working on it in the kitchen. Of course, since everything is made fresh daily, menu items might have limited availability. But there are plenty of options on the menu if what you want has run out. It is a little cozy and intimate - people... More

My other half fancies himself to be a pizza expert and he gave this place rave reviews. I loved the "home" setting (it was like your best friend had you over to her house for dinner). I had been craving pasta, and the Puttanesca did not disappoint.

We ate here one night while in San Cristobal. We ate the pesto pasta and a pizza and they were both delicious. It is a tiny 3 table restaurant where you watch the ladies cook as you sit there. The atmosphere is lovely with candles and soft music. We loved the food and really enjoyed our dining experience. Aussie couple... More

With the kitchen adjacent to the tables, it was fun to watch what was going on in the kitchen. There is also a delightful courtyard outside but we preferred the intimacy inside. The vegetable anti-pasta was divine, as was the pasta dish we shared. This was our best experience in San Cristobal.