There were a couple negatives and positives with our visit. I have been to many VIPS over the years in other parts of México so maybe it's the just the location but I was unimpressed with the quantity of food, and the taste of my individual meal. Most of my companions enjoyed their meals but we agreed that VIPS is not as good as it was in the past... possiby due to COVID. The coffee, fruit and juice were perfect and the taste of many of the plates was decent. The accompanied soup style bread buns were really cold and dry and I am not sure why they were used for breakfast and without marmalade or butter. I did not like that pastries were brought to our table without warning and then charged for 25 MXN each. If we were asked we would have refused the pastries but it was assumed that they were included in the breakfast. The coupon discounts that we had were very easy to apply to our account and la senora Dulce was very friendly and accommodating.

Asked for a Mexican Arrachera Stake. first time around the meat was hard and it looked like it had been left out for a couple hours. I asked for my dish to be prepared again, they had no trouble obliging, but the second time around they brought me a half cooked steak. Literally, half of the steak was well done, the other half was almost entirely raw. The manager was accomodating enough as not to charge me for the dish, being one of the most expensive dishes they serve. Such a pitty, food is good otherwise, but I guess the person in charge of meat cuts doesn't know what he's doing.

Very average food, avoid it if you can.

Good place to stop for breakfast. Reminds me of an Ihop or Dennis. They serve you different pastries on there which is not included with your meal. They charge you depending on which ones you eat so be mindful of that. Otherwise the food was good!

Comida casera y deliciosa… This place has a variety of plates and all I’ve tried is delicious.

The staff are absolutely amazing best cruise ever!

Loved it. Great service, food, comforting beds. Would stay a again clear to convention center and all the Austin action.

Overpriced "tortillas and eggs", I asked for chilaquiles and I could count the number of eggs (2 scrambled eggs and 4 tortillas, and some spice) and voile! 15 dollars!!. Also took 20 minutes to serve, I could just have done that by myself, even faster. If you want good food for a reasonable price, don't come here, get a Buffett.

I don't like fat food. Looking to find different