Lienzo Charro "El Potrillo"

Eloisa GG

a month ago

I have been twice to the dinner that includes folk dances and the ritual of the flyers. I consider it a must-see when visiting Cuetzalan, only this second time there was no molcajete for dinner 😞 and although the food was still delicious, the molcajete is the best of the best, please do not remove it from the menu 🙏 The second point to improve is the audio and image in the first video that they project For everything else it is still excellent, you learn a lot about the culture of Cuetzalan and its people, all very friendly, the smiling dancers. Thanks for the experience

ALECITA SANTA

6 months ago

Wonderful!!! It has a show of regional dances, charrería, horse riding and the dinner is very delicious, the service is super fast and efficient. And the owner is a simple and very nice person with whom we had the honor of providing us with transportation. When you visit Cuetzalan do not forget to make an incredible stop at the restaurant and the hotel.

Xavier Cocuy Suárez

6 months ago

Extraordinary place to know Cuetzalan and eat delicious

Maurice Ruiz

a year ago

I have mixed opinions. On the one hand the place is nice, well-set and the service good; We spent the good night there and in addition to dinner the ticket included different numbers that made the stay enjoyable especially those related to Mexican culture (flying and folk dance). The bull riding called attention and the comedian was the number with more areas of opportunity of the show, until there well. What I think they have to improve if they want to have a level of tourist service beyond the regional is in details such as informing that the main course of one of their menus is shared (I had never seen this), that coffee should be included as part of the menu and not charge it separately and give you the option to pay with tdc without being told to wait 10 minutes in what they bring the terminal in addition to charging you an additional 5%. The place is to be a good option but they need to professionalize if they want to cover a moderately more demanding tourism.

SALVADOR CRISANTOS