Food tours can also be
pricey and some people prefer to spend their money on a restaurant meal instead. With a true mix of sophistication and simplicity, you can
savor everything in SMA from international, gourmet cuisine to savory local
fare.
You’ll get a flavor for why we think
SMA’s status as a culinary center in Mexico is so fitting for a town that,
first and foremost, loves to eat. What you find on your own is the other half of the magic!
Correo #29
Daily: 8:00 AM – 10:00
PM except Sunday closes at 9:00 PM
We can’t think of a
better way to start your day than at Cumpanio, one of the best bakeries in SMA.
It’s modern and state-of-the-art despite the fact that a Franco-Italian family
brought it to Mexico over 100 years ago. The menu changes; coming out with new
pastries, breads and delicious cakes every week. Don’t forget to pack a Cruffin
de Lemon; the best pastry in SMA. Load up on croissants and brioche; they’re
the best this side of Paris. $$ - $$$
Café La Ventana
Sollano #11
Daily: 9:00 AM = 9:00
PM except Sunday closes at 3:00 PM
At this tiny coffee
window that defines San Miguel slow, grab a cup of morning wake up, compliments
of Chiapas, where some of Mexico's best coffee is grown. $
Tradition plays a critical role in
the SMA food scene so when you’re ready, wander down Calle Relox, just to the
right of Helados Dolphy in the Jardin,
to La Colmera, the oldest bakery in town.
Relox 21
Week days: 7:00 AM –
7:00 PM Closed Saturday and Sunday
It’s an fascinating comparison of the French-driven Cumpanio with this
old style, Mexican bakery. Founded by the Rayas family, La Colmena has been
serving up assorted empanadas, turnovers, bolillos and sweet breads since 1901;
they haven’t changed the recipes over the years. You’ll recognize La Colmena by
its brightly painted blue doors and the swarming bees in season. It’s got a
huge, local following; mainly Mexican. $
El Pato Barbacoa y
Mixiotes
Calzada de la Estacion
175
Opens: 8:00 AM - 2:30
PM or when the food runs out.
Closed Tuesday.
Don’t be fooled by
this tiny palapa located in a dirt parking lot on the left hand side of the
street; it’s one of the #1 places to eat in SMA. The next best thing to your
mother's pot roast, Mixiotes is a traditional, pit-barbecued meat dish made of
lamb that’s cut with the bone and seasoned with pasilla, guajillo and spices. Also
try the Espaldilla Taco, cut from the lamb shoulder. It’s got more fat and my
vote for the tastiest dish on the menu.
Guadiana #2
From: 8:00 AM until they
run out
Bautista Brothers is a
SMA institution and the heart of the operation is this converted garage where
the carnitas are made every day. The pork is insanely delicious; ask for the
rib (Costilla) when you place your order. In a torta, piled on a plate or in a
handmade tortilla, Carnitas are made by simmering pork in lard until its
tender. At the top of our list of favorite street eats in SMA, you’ll find
Bautista Brother’s pop-up stalls all over the city, including several at the
Tuesday market. Also try a Gordita Migaja, made from the crumbs that are left
in the bottom of the pan when you make carnitas. It’s rich but so delicious$
El Pegaso
Centro, Corregidora 6,
Zona Centro
Thursday – Tuesday:
8:30 AM – 10:00 PM
Closed Wednesday
El Pegaso is full of Mexican folk art and began as a folk arts and crafts center in 1982. One of the few restaurants you can get a half order of Eggs
Benedict and they actually toast the English muffins, this Hollandaise sauce is
light, lemony and not overpowering. They also have a small rooftop bar where
you can get a Margarita later in the day. Just one block from the Parroquia,
the star of the menu is a seasonal Chiles en Nogada.$$
Nicasio Comedor
Mexicano
Hidalgo #28
Monday
- Saturday 9:30 AM–12:15 PM 1:00 PM – 6:45 PM
Sunday
9:30 AM – 1:30 PM
Tuesday
Closed
The chefs have
launched a menu of classic Mexican dishes. Our favorite: the Sincronizada -a tortilla based sandwich with refried beans and Chicharron
prensado covered with cheese, jalapenos, avocado and an egg and Molletes: bolillio, frijoles refritos, chorizo verde,
bacon, pico de gallo, avocado and an egg to top it off; our favorite breakfast dish
in SMA. $$
El Rincon de Don Tomas
Portal de Guadalupe 2
Daily 8:30 AM - 10:00
PM
You can order a variety of breakfast items but if
it’s cold outside, we like the Huevos Otomi; a hearty bowl of scrambled
eggs in a bean stew. If you’re feeling adventurous, travelers have also been known
to drink their breakfast, starting out the day with a neat shot of tequila at
room temperature straight out of the bottle. This
restaurant is in the corner of the Jardin so you’ll want to linger; it’s one of
the best places to people watch in Centro. $$
Calle Colegio, Centro
Daily: 8:30 AM – 8:30 PM except Sunday closes at 6:00 PM
There is no clearer
picture of Mexican daily life than here at Mercado Ignacio Ramirez. At SMA’s
main market, you’ll find everything from vegetables and fruits, meats, flowers,
shoes, cowboy hats and boots, piñatas, toys along with assorted other
merchandise. Wander out back and take the stairs down to the Artisans' market.
You’ll see a collection of Mexican artistry including local papel picado, embroidered
clothing, pottery, ceramics and silver jewelry. There is an entire section dedicated to cheap eats; some of them better than others. $
San Rafael 7, Centro
Daily: 8:00 AM – 6:00
PM
San Juan de Dios is
one of the most authentic experiences you’ll have in SMA; it’s where the locals
go to shop and eat. Inside the market, you'll find more altars and shrines than
you can count; some of them temporary. Among the stalls selling fruits and
vegetables, pollo and market wares, San Juan de Dios market has many foods that
locals love to eat like huaraches - deep fried ovals of masa topped with
sausage, cheese, chicken, and nopales. Try El Huarache Veloz, located in the
building off to the right of the market, housing many of the low cost fondas. $
Ancha San Antonio 123
Daily: 9:00 AM – 7:00
PM except Sunday closes at 5:00 PM
A more modern market,
stop in to talk with many of the vendors who provide SMA with some of the best,
organic ingredients in town. If you go on Saturday for the weekly organic
market, go early for gigantic, orange doughnuts and cheese empanadas at La
Buena Vida Bakery just inside the lower level downstairs. Inside, on the top
level, stop and chat with Chef Alicia Wilson Rivero at Pura Vida Kitchen, a
healthy cooking school that also makes some of the most nourishing dishes in
town. Buy wild flowers, hand picked mushrooms, organic cheese, fruits and
vegetables, goat butter and many, delicious pastries. Also try one of the best
Caramel Chocolate Tarts by Isabelle Ortega at Madame la Lune's on the inside lower
level.
Tianguis de los
Martes/Tuesday Market
1 1/2
miles outside of Centro, up the hill near the old Gigante
Opens 9:00 AM
For anyone who loves
food as much as I do, Tuesday can't come soon enough. You start out with
something you don't find everywhere - market fresh. Many of colorful fruits and
vegetables were just-picked yesterday or that morning and put on the truck as
opposed to going through a long and complicated distribution chain. Ninety five
percent of the people at this market are Mexican; another reason to go and
catch a glimpse of real life in SMA.
There are 3
sections to the market; all of them have permanent cover from the elements. Food
is inexpensive so bring lots of 50 peso bills; you'll need small notes for
shopping anyway.
Tacos Don Santos
Don Santos has earned
its accolade by serving some of the most genuine, Mexican street food in SMA.
The Tacos are thin strips of beef or pork that are cooked with cow intestines
and chorizo. Once chopped, they’re placed in a tortilla and heaped with a mound
of onions and cilantro. The delicious, peppery salsas add another layer of
flavor to the dish.
More often than not someone is bringing out a fresh tray of
Carnitas or I have
a perfect sense of timing. This
pork dish is simmered in lard and cooked low and slow until fork-tender.
Everything is eaten, so pick your favorite part, from the tip of the nose to
the curl of the tail. If only Carnitas came with a warning label.
Rodriquez Family
Barbacoa
The Rodriguez Family
Barbacoa is usually one of my first stops; a special treat as the entire family
works this popular market stand. I get a half cup of the caldo without
vegetables and extra Barbacoa, then load up with chopped cilantro, onions and a
huge squeeze of lime. Without a doubt, it’s the best cold weather dish in the
market.
Take a cooking class...
Birrieria Jonacho
Hernandez Macias 47
Thursday – Sunday Opens: 11:00 AM
Chef Antonio de Livier (Tono) owns La Panga del
Impostor in Guadalajara, has three Caldos Animo in
Mexico City and is opening another in Polanco. He just opened Birrieria
Jonacho in SMA. No waiters or white tablecloths
here; just great Mexican food – mainly soups and tacos. The famous Birriamen
soup is a combination of delicious broth, oriental noodles, beef, lamb and
spices. You might want to take a long walk after this one because the portions
here are huge.$$
La Alborada
Sollano and Davalos
#11
1:00 PM – 10:00 PM.
Closed Sunday
Because a red pozole
that’s peppery, spicy, loaded with chicken, pork or beef needs no holiday to be
appreciated. A classic Mexican dish, you’re next task will be to figure
out which of the different toppings and spices you’ll finish it off with; the
selection is staggering at this little hole-in-the-wall. Photos adorn the walls
of actors and musicians; you’ll see the likes of José Alfredo Jiménez, Cantinflas and
others. It’s right around the corner from La Parroquia. $
Doce 18 Concept House at Relox 18
Daily: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Our favorite burgers in town take second today to this chicken sandwich. It takes some serious strategizing on how to get your mouth around it. Don’t forget your bib. Food Confession? On a good day, we can do a double. $$
San Francisco 21
Monday – Friday 8:00
AM – 11:00 PM – Friday closes at 12:00 AM
Saturday 9:00 AM –
12:00 AM Sunday 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM
This
restaurant is owned by Tela-novela star Margarita Gralia and is loaded with memorabilia from her
career. Because of her fame, it brings in lots of Mexican tourists and on the weekends,
there are long lines down the block. Grab
the window seat that opens to the street with a view of the San Francisco
church and the plaza.
Freshly-made churros and Mexican Hot Chocolate are the order of the day. $$
Freshly-made churros and Mexican Hot Chocolate are the order of the day. $$
Calle
Sollano 16, Centro, 37700
Phone: 415 154 7877
Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday 12:00 Noon – 10:00 PM
Thursday – Saturday 12:00 Noon – 11:00 PM
Monday: Closed
If you’re looking for something light
at this point, go for a salad at The Restaurant, an institution in SMA for over
10 years. Chef Donnie Masterton
cooks with fresh ingredients purchased from farmers and ranchers in SMA, many
who are located within a 5-mile radius of his restaurant. This superb
shaved Brussels sprout and kale salad with pecorino cheese, almonds and lemon
vinaigrette is a work of art. Don’t blame us if you want to eat it every
day you’re here, we do, too! Thursday Hamburger night is legendary, featuring a burger menu using Canada de la Virgen beef.
Luna Tapas Bar at the
Rosewood Hotel
Calle Nemesio Diez
#11
Monday – Thursday:
2:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Friday – Sunday: 1:00
PM – 11:00 PM
Months into their new
menu, the Rosewood has made their choices more affordable. Take in the magical,
360 degree view of SMA from the Luna Rooftop Tapas Bar; one of the best views
in the city. $$$
Umarán # 6
Daily 1:00 PM – 12:00
AM
Because 2X1 with a
view and some of the best service in town is more than enough to make us happy.
A texturally adventurous bite, their Jicama Taco is famous. The shell is a thin
slice of Jicama that’s topped with lightly breaded shrimp, chipotle mayo and a
tamarind sauce. The fried leek finish puts this taco in a class by itself. This
signature taco is one of the best deals in SMA at $65 pesos. We take ours with
a sunset view; one of the best pairings in town. $-$$
Correo #47
Daily: 5:00 PM – 11:00
PM
Try one of their
intoxicating Mezcal Margaritas; we love the Pepino and Cilantro or drink it
straight up. Although La Mezcalaria’s food is not for the timid eater, roasted
crickets with lime and chilies are a must. $$
Mama Mia’s
Umaran #8
Monday – Thursday 8:00
AM – 12:00 AM
Friday, Saturday,
Sunday 8:00 AM – 3:00 AM
Adal Garcia Moreno,
the head bartender at Mama Mia's, once told us that Mama Mia’s makes the best
Margarita in town and I only needed a sip of this gigantic drink to be
convinced. One of these drinks is an experience; two of them, a party. They’re really
2 for 1, just all in the same glass. $-$$
Recreo 88
Sunday - Monday: 5:00
PM – 10:00 PM
Wednesday – Saturday:
5:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Tuesday: Closed
This bar is a stop on
the local Mezcal tour starting at 5:00 PM when they open. There are over 100
brands of Mezcals to pick from and tasty eats from their small but selective menu.
We can’t resist their loaded, Al Pastor fries; one of our favorite bar snacks
in town. $-$$
Centro Bar SMA
Portal Allende #2
Daily: 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM
We’ve been known to sit for hours and people
watch; it’s one of the best spots in the city. Many of SMA’s Mariachi groups
play at this bar in the evening. Get your list of tunes and be prepared to settle
in; sometimes until closing.
Los Milagros Plaza Principal
Plaza Principal #4
Daily: 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Daily: 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM
This is one of the
most attractive spots in the Jardin to nurse a national beer. Snag one of the
coveted, window seats.
If you decide to stay all night, order
a Molcajete; some say they’re the
best in SMA. $-$$
San Francisco #32, San
Miguel de Allende
Monday - Wednesday
12:00 Noon - 10:00 PM
Thursday - Sunday
12:00 Noon - 11:30 PM
Sunday 11:00 AM - 9:00
PM $$-$$$
La Unica
Diez de Sollano y
Dávalos 14, C
Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday 1:00 PM–11:00 PM
Thursday, Friday
1:00PM–2:00 AM
Saturday 8AM–2AM
Sunday 8AM–11PM $$-$$$
Late night rendezvous…
Barranca #78
Sunday, Monday
2:00 PM–10PM
Tuesday - Saturday
1:00 PM–12:00 AM
This bar, one of the
oldest and most popular spots in San Miguel, was founded in 1920 as a men’s
cantina. You can also get Chamorro here, along with delicious seafood ceviche
and tacos. It’s nearly always packed; a testament to the good food and drinks.
Try a Ginger Margarita; another SMA classic. $-$$
La Coronela Cantina
Bar
San Francisco #2
Daily: 2:00 PM – 4:00
AM
Surfacing from the
Golden Years of Mexican cinema, this is a regular stop for many of the Mariachi
groups that play in the Jardin. Larger than it looks from the outside, we
recently caught up with friends who were tipping a well deserved shot of Mezcal
in the early afternoon. Also, it’s a great way to escape the zany vibe of the
Jardin in the wee hours of morning if you decide it’s still too early to go
home... and it is you know.$$
Cantina El Gato Negro
Mesones #12
Open: 11:00 AM
Enjoy a taste of the quintessential drink,
Tequila, at one of the oldest (1922) cantinas in SMA. Graffiti murals include
Marilyn Monroe, The Beatles and The Doors. It’s dark and narrow inside but
climb the stairs to the small, rooftop terrace and you’ll see the light of day.
Chat with the bartender for a quick lesson on the history.
El Gato Negro vies with La Cucaracha for the title of the most famous cantina in SMA. You be the judge; try them both.$-$$
El Gato Negro vies with La Cucaracha for the title of the most famous cantina in SMA. You be the judge; try them both.$-$$
Zacateros 20, Centro
Opens: 10:30ish PM
Closes: 3:00 – 4:00 AM
Innocent looking, right? La Cucaracha opened in 1947; once called one
of the 10 best bars in the world by Esquire magazine. Located on Zacateros, it’s a mix of locals with foreigners
and national tourists on the weekends. You wouldn’t find any artisanal beers here and it’s by no means SMA glamorous, but
you can’t leave town with at least one experience here; that’s if you’re lucky
enough to get in. With its tough drinking reputation, it’s had its share of all
stars, writers and artists over the years, but for the most part, it’s a rite
of passage that will probably leave you sleeping it off the next day. I’d say
don’t plan La Cucaracha if you have a 3:00 AM shuttle to the airport but you’re
timing for closing the bar down may be pretty close to perfect. $-$$
Andy’s Tacos
Insurgentes and Hidalgo
Opens: 7:30ish PM
The smell of Andy’s Tacos is a magnet for aficionados who jockey for one of the few seats to get an overflowing plate of Tacos Al Pastor. The pork is marinated in dried chilies and spices then slow-cooked on a vertical rotisserie. Cover the taco with a spicy, red chipotle salsa and slices of cooked pineapple and you’ll likely be totally unaware of when to ever stop eating. Andy’s Tacos reached cult status when it was featured in the Wall Street Journal; they also published a recipe. It’s one of the best al Pastor recipes I’ve tried; complex but totally worth the effort.
It’s always an after-hours feast at Andy’s so eat up; you’re likely to meet more people here than you did all day. $
After tasting some of the best Mexican food in SMA, chances are you’ll probably want to try some of these off-tour options tomorrow to get “the other taste of SMA” – the ethnic one.
SMA has become an international hub for eating; many different countries are now represented in its culinary profile. We happen to love them all:
Juarez #8
Breakfast: 8:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Comida: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Brunch: from 11:00 AM
Closed: Monday
Petit Four French Bakery
Mesones 99-1
9:00 AM – 8:00 PM except Sunday closes 5:00 PM. Closed Monday
French: Butter is a primary ingredient at any bakery and owner, Chef Paco Cárdenas, told me that they've used New Zealand butter since they opened. Dig in – everything at this French bakery is nothing less than remarkable. Breakfast? One of everything, please!Chef Paco Cárdenas also teaches cooking that includes a market tour. It was one of the first culinary classes we took in SMA and is still one of the best. $$-$$$
Recreo 94
Wednesday – Saturday: 12:00 Noon - 10:00 PM
Sunday and Monday 12:00 Noon - 9:00 PM
Tuesday: Closed
As remarkable potatoes dishes are hard to find in Mexico, I’d go there just to feast on the potatoes.$$
Sollano 16
Opens: 6:00 PM – Closes: when the DJ packs up to go home.
Closed: Monday
Asian: delicious STIX, Tempura Green Beans and Sushi. This is our favorite place in SMA to share appetizers and enjoy a fabulous, Pineapple Margarita. The DJ’s are exceptional so bring on the music. Chances are it's going to be another late night.$-$$
Atrio
Cuna de Allende #3
Daily 1:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Spanish – Asian Fusion: The best Bao Bun, Rib Rice and crunchy red snapper marinated with spicy oriental red chilies, chipotle and citric sauce. Always a favorite, it’s at the top of our list of places to eat in SMA. $$-$$$
Buenos Aires Bistro
Mesones #62
Sunday – Saturday: 1:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Argentinian: Empanadas or grilled, baby Romaine Lettuce with the smoky flavor of the grill. If you’re lucky enough to hit one of SMA’s food or wine festivals, chances are Buenos Aires de Campo is doing the cooking. Eat up; you wouldn't get BBQ meat this good at any other place in SMA. $$-$$$
Bar Margaret at Hotel Amparo
Mesones #3
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday: 5:00 PM to 9:30 PM
Breakfast and coffee: Daily starting at 7:30 AM
Sunday Comida starting at 1:00 PM
Southern: On Sunday, a truly, authentic, southern fried chicken dinner served with mashed potatoes, greens, mac and cheese and homemade pie. You’ll find one of the best mixologist in the bar up front.
Bar Margaret has a Bloody Mary called the Green Snapper, made with tomatillos and gin instead of the customary tomato juice and vodka. It's one of our favorite drinks. $$-$$$
MiVda and MiVida Deli
Calle del Dr Ignacio Hernandez Macias #97
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 1 PM - 11 PM, Sunday 3:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Closed Tuesday
Italian: try the ice cream sandwich with homemade vanilla gelato or the ice cream bar with house made passion fruit gelato, made of Belgium, Callebaut Chocolate, using high-grade cocoa beans from West Africa. Both are in the deli freezer case up front. You can also order the homemade gelato off the dessert menu in the restaurant. Tempting Italian entrées include one of the best pizzas in SMA served on Sunday starting at 3:00 PM. $$-$$$
Bovine Brasserie
Tuesday: 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Wednesday - Sunday: 1:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Closed Monday
International: This bar is straight out of NY, Paris or London and serves the best French onion soup along with a perfect steak: a Bavette: flank steak with a French Béarnaise sauce and Bovine's famous French fried potatoes. Béarnaise and steak is the ultimate match. Tuesday: 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Wednesday - Sunday: 1:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Closed Monday
Their award winning mixologist makes some of the most creative drinks in town. $$-$$$$
Trazo 1810
Hidalgo 8, Centro, 37700 in Casa 1810
Phone: 415 121 3501
Hours: 8 AM – 10 PM Daily
Phone: 415 121 3501
Hours: 8 AM – 10 PM Daily
International: Seafood caught on the coast of Mexico in the morning, is flown into the Queretaro airport, picked up by chef later that afternoon then cooked and served that night. Seafood in inland Mexico can’t get any fresher than this…and just wait until they have their own fisherman. One of the most progressive restaurants in SMA, their menu is always changing. Don’t miss their special dinners; some of the best value in both quality and price. $$-$$$
Calle del Dr Ignacio Hernandez Macias #48Monday, Wednesday - Saturday: 1 PM - 10 PM
Sunday: 11 AM - 5 PM
Tuesday: Closed
Chef Marcela Bolano’s Mediterranean food is exceptional but for us, it’s all about the Vietnamese dishes she added to her menu last year when she returned from a trip to Vietnam: Beef Pho and Cold Vietnamese Salad. She also serves classic, comfort foods, starting with the best Carbonara in town. Brunch is served on Sunday; don’t pass up the stone crab. $$-$$$
Julián Carrillo 4B, Colonia Guadalupe
Monday - Friday 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM and Sunday: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
German: Get the homemade, sauerkraut sandwich or a plate of Eggs Benedict made with Pesto and a toasted Hoja Santa leaf. Some of the best breakfast dishes are served in this tiny restaurant that will seat a small group of friends or your immediate family. $
It’s all over but the celebrating…
A feast for the eyes, devouring the beauty of San Miguel is on the top of our list. If you want to close out the night by sharing a bottle of wine or a cocktail at one of the many rooftops with an outstanding view of SMA, try these landmarks:
Fatima
Juarez #8
Juarez #8
Opens 7:00 PM
A breathtaking view that never grows old is of SMA’s most spectacular churches; all ten of them. From here you’ll seeTemplo de Nuestra Senora de la Salud; Templo del Oratorio de San Felipe Neri; San Columbano; Nuestra Señora de Loreto; Iglesia de San Francisco; Tercera Orden; Parroquia de San Miguel Arcangel; Church of the Immaculate Conception of Las Monjas; La Santa Escuela de Cristo (San Raphael) and La Ermita. 
Atrio
Cuna de Allende #3
Daily 1:00 PM – 11:00 PM
In your face views of the Parroquia amid some of the most elegant surroundings in town. So comfortable, we call Atrio our home away from home. Try a Wente Chardonnay; some of the best white wine in SMA. 
Trazo 1810
Hidalgo 8, Centro, 37700 in Casa 1810
Hours: 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM Daily
Multiple levels of terraces with magnificent views of Centro, especially from the upper terrace where you can also catch a sundown glass of bubbly.Hours: 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM Daily
La Unica
Sollano #14
Sunday - Wednesday: 1:00 PM – 11:00 PMThursday - Saturday: 1:00 PM – 2:00 AM
The best view in the house: the other side of the Parroquia from their rooftop bar where you’re surrounded by a beautiful, blooming garden.Sollano #14
Sunday - Wednesday: 1:00 PM – 11:00 PMThursday - Saturday: 1:00 PM – 2:00 AM
Quebrada #93
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM and 6:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Wednesday, Friday, Saturday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM and 6:00 PM – 12:00 PM
With superb views of Centro, you get an instant pick-me-up in this fashionable restaurant, decked out with sunny, yellow accents.
All photographs ©Susan Knight York unless noted