Casino Español de México

I wanted some Spanish food since I couldn't go to Spain this year, the place is very nice and the servers I talked to were nice other than our main server "Saul". He acted like We owed him money or something, having a person with that attitude is not good for business. The food was good not great. I almost forgot the chicken we ordered for my girlfriend's son, was undercook.

Good food. Great historical spot. The food is reasonable but the glass of juice costs 90 pesos? Service staff is generally slow and inattentive for how fancy they try to appear.

While visiting the Historic Center there are a lot of options and the Casino Español was 400m from the main attraction. The food was good, and it has a excellent variety of spanish dishes. I wasn’t looking for a steak, which seems it was their specialty. I ordered Huevos Rotos with Morcilla for starters, and Lentils with Chorizo as entree. My main concern was the service which was horrible. Reading other comments it seems that I was unlucky but it took more than 1 hour to bring these two eggs. Price was fine, it wasn’t cheap nor very expensive as the restaurant is locate in a touristic neighborhood. From my experience come here if you want good Spanish food, but do not expect an awesome experience.

Excellent and authentic Spanish food restaurant a living history Jewel, a must visit place do enjoy great food, wine and spirits. Very accessible pricing. Personally recommend Paella or Chuleton de Buey a la Piedra.

Beautiful structure, "The Palace," in downtown Mexico City." You can't miss it, for all the story it has and contains. The Spanish are still very prevalent in Mexico today like in 1519.