La Esquina de Belisario — Restaurant in Chiapas

Nothing fabulous, but location, location, location. Sit at an outside table as long as you like. Prices are okay (a bit high, but again, location!). Service was kind of poor as it is at almost all places in Comitán, but all servers were pleasant. My breakfast today was eggs with chorizo (comes with a smidge of frijolitos and delicious fried plátano). Ask for the 'paquete' for 19 pesos more and you'll get coffee/tea and fruit/juice. I got a large portion of papaya and a little pot of hot milk for my coffee. There were also (really) hot tortillas, a basket of bread with jam and a decent salsa. With IVA & built-in tip, it was a whopping $115MN, but I won't need lunch! A good "go to" place especially if you want to...

I did not like the food, it had a weird taste to it (pechuga de Tio Beli) it was a hint of sweet and the ham inside the chicken filet tasted awful, and than they serve it colorless very unattractive plating with only a spoonful of (fresh! that was nice) Mashed potatoes. No veggies, no color.

The fries ordered by my travel companion were chewy and greasy.

Please do not include the tip in the bill, it is not allowed in Mexico, the tip is for the customer to decide not for the...

Found this place on the corner of the square. Very friendly and efficient service. Clean restaurant and bathroom. We had Enchiladas de Mole and the mole sauce was delicious, as well as a pasta dish with Spanish chorizo, bacon and zucchini, also very tasty. The coffee was good - I prefer it a little stronger but both the capuchino and cafe con leche were repeatable. We hope to return soon to try more of the...