While doing a tour and visiting the Pyramids that are not far from this restaurant, The tour guide said that this restaurant was good so we stopped by and you had the option of choosing a buffet for a set price or you can also order what you wanted individually. The overall of the food was ok. The place was clean and it is pretty big and accommodates plenty of people at once. While we were eating there was a small show of Aztec dancing and Mariachi music, both of these people perform for money and I am glad they were not pushy about asking for money so feel free to enjoy or not. I enjoyed both since I know if you do pay for any of these somewhere else you would pay much more. Anyway, back to the restaurant, They also have a show at night but since we were with the tour we did not get to see, the show is a presentation of Aztecs playing ball and it is a reenactment of how it was done. Overall it was ok.

This place caters to your groups. Pro. Clean. Very good mariachi band. Con. Average food quality. Pricy.

Buffet you don't get sick but it's not great

The warm buffet food tasted good, but wasn't hot enough. I'm guessing it's recycled for successive bus loads of people. I have an iron gut honed all over Africa and Mexico, thought I was going to die after eating here though.

😪 we were taken here as part of a tour to the pyramids - wish we had skipped. The food was mediocre, but expensive for what it was. My main gripe is that it took longer than any of our stops at the attractions. Service was MEGA slow. I wish I had taken an uber to leave.

Amazing demonstration while eating a buffet! So good!

Bad food. Bad taste

We were taken here after visiting the pyramids as part of the tour, but the food in general was quite underwhelming. I'd probably equate it to hospital food: bland, sad, and uninspiring.

Touribus lunch spot. Typical bus tour stop. Mediocre food buffet. I wouldn't make a stop here on my own. Nice view out front.

Good food and clean restaurant, however the staff did not speak much English. There were performers for dance and some for music. These were nice however I don't like it when they expect a financial contribution for something I did not request.

This is a joke of a tourist trap. 40 minutes without our food order arriving, and all of the time with loud trumpets (mariachis) or drums (Aztec show) in our ears making it impossible to have a conversation while waiting for our food. Avoid.

Agree with most of the comments here, as we lunched there as part of a prepaid TuriBus excursion and were pleasantly fed fun local faire as a buffet & entertained by two groups.

This is the place where Turibus stops for their included lunch. In my opinion the food was really mediocre and lacking flavor, staff was a bit rude and drinks were fairly overprice. If I could of, I would of gone to La Gruta instead and get a better experience, but it would could some time from your experience at las pirámides. You get a little dancers show as you are finishing your meal. Didn’t took any pictures as I felt nothing was worth recapping.

A church so old, it is still a church, not a museum. Worth a stop for 15 minutes or so.

Great place for some awesome food.