Campestre Quinta Santa Rita

Generalmente es un lugar bonito, de fácil acceso para personas con dificultades de movilidad, las instalaciones están limpias y bonitas, bien cuidadas. Sin embargo pedí un café de olla y solo me podían ofrecer café con canela o americano, para ser un lugar campirano no debería faltarles un buen café de olla en su punto. Pedí unos chilaquiles tatemados, en general de buen sabor...sin embargo esperamos más de 40 mins a qué nos sirvieran pues el lugar estaba lleno...ese tipo de detalles no deberían de pasar. Ofrecen un pan de mujer relleno de queso crema, delicioso!!. Los niños pueden entretenerse pintando figuras de yeso.

Just as a recommendation, the American coffee was very diluted, coffee is distinctive from rural places, for me it is the main thing, I hope you see that part. Outside of there everything is very rich Food: 5 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 5

The food is delicious and the place is nice. They have a very large area of opportunity in terms of response time to bring dishes and they have to define spaces for each person. We had a long wait to have breakfast. Service: Dine in Meal type: Breakfast Price per person: MX$200–300

Bad experience. To start 2 hours to receive food. Of the dishes we ordered (chicharrón huarache, tatemado chilaquiles, poblano chilaquiles) none left a good taste in my mouth, the tatemado chilaquiles were with shrimp and chicken, but we had to order the chicken because they forgot to add it and literally the dish alone It is accompanied by tortilla chips with sauce, 3 slices of cucumber, 2 of tomato, a small bowl with avocado and that's it. The poblano chilaquiles were well served but without flavor and very little sauce and finally the chicharrón huarache is inedible because it is pure fish market. First visit and probably not more.

Everything was very delicious, we all liked the seasoning and the children had fun, there was a lot to do Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5