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Casa Linda Restaurant Ajijic
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Blue Rose Bistro
Carr Jocotepec-chapala 224, Centro, 45920 Ajijic, Jal., Mexico
D’Shanti Restaurante
Río Zula 7, 45920 Ajijic, Jal., Mexico
Yves’ Restaurant Bar
Carretera Pte. 493, 45920 Ajijic, Jal., Mexico
Tio Domingo
Ocampo 204, 45920 Ajijic, Jal., Mexico
Restaurante Sol y Luna
Río Bravo 10, 45920 Ajijic, Jal., Mexico
Smoke House Ajijic
Carretera Pte. 520, centro, 45920 Ajijic, Jal., Mexico
Romeo y Julieta
C. Ignacio Zaragoza 109, 45920 Ajijic, Jal., Mexico
Pasta Trenta
Carretera Pte. 524, centro, 45920 Ajijic, Jal., Mexico
La Toscana
Carretera Pte. 500a, 45920 Ajijic, Jal., Mexico
La Casa del Waffle - Ajijic
Carretera Pte. 75, 45920 San Antonio Tlayacapan, Jal., Mexico
Nearby hotels
Hotel Boutique Sol y Luna Spa
Río Bravo 10 A, Centro, 45920 Ajijic, Jal., Mexico
Hotel Danza del Sol
C. Ignacio Zaragoza Núm. 165, 45920 Ajijic, Jal., Mexico
Capital O La Joya Del Lago
Río Zula 7, 45920 Ajijic, Jal., Mexico
CASAS MÉXICO
Ocampo 199, CENTRO, 45920 Ajijic, Jal., Mexico
Casa Miura Hotel Boutique
C. Río Nazas 15, 45920 Ajijic, Jal., Mexico
Hotel Villas Ajijic
Linda Vista 14, Centro, 45920 Ajijic, Jal., Mexico
La Casa de los Mangos
45920 San Antonio Tlayacapan, Jalisco, Mexico
Hotel Hacienda del Lago Boutique & Restaurant & Spa
Independencia 63, 45920 Ajijic, Jal., Mexico
B & B Casa Poppell
Independencia #57, Centro, 45920 Ajijic, Jal., Mexico
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Casa Linda Restaurant Ajijic

Río Bravo 7A, 45920 Ajijic, Jal., Mexico
4.6(434)$$$$
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attractions: , restaurants: Blue Rose Bistro, D’Shanti Restaurante, Yves’ Restaurant Bar, Tio Domingo, Restaurante Sol y Luna, Smoke House Ajijic, Romeo y Julieta, Pasta Trenta, La Toscana, La Casa del Waffle - Ajijic
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Nearby restaurants of Casa Linda Restaurant Ajijic

Blue Rose Bistro

D’Shanti Restaurante

Yves’ Restaurant Bar

Tio Domingo

Restaurante Sol y Luna

Smoke House Ajijic

Romeo y Julieta

Pasta Trenta

La Toscana

La Casa del Waffle - Ajijic

Blue Rose Bistro

Blue Rose Bistro

4.6

(149)

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D’Shanti Restaurante

D’Shanti Restaurante

4.5

(159)

$$

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Yves’ Restaurant Bar

Yves’ Restaurant Bar

4.5

(389)

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Tio Domingo

Tio Domingo

4.5

(44)

Closed
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Reviews of Casa Linda Restaurant Ajijic

4.6
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5.0
6y

I've reviewed Casa Linda previously but our fabulous experience last evening has prompted me to add to my review. As always, service and food were both outstanding, as was the ambiance! I cannot say enough good things about this restaurant. In our many visits, it has never disappointed. Last night, after sharing the Drunken Mussels, my Chicken Cordon Bleu was exceptional! Truly the best I've ever had! My husband had the Pasta Carbonara with Chicken which was excellent. We finished by sharing a Creme Brule. Perfect! Ana, Diana, and Francisco made us feel so welcome and provided excellent service. All sanitary protocols were followed. It was a lovely experience in every way! Muchos gracias!

Visited again Friday night and it was truly exceptional! Five stars for food, service and ambiance! Magdalena took excellent care of the four of us. 2/1 margaritas. Bacon stuffed mushrooms, carpaccio, mussels un white wine and butter. Clam chowder in a fresh bread bowl. Duck salad, pork filets, pasta carbonara. Creme brulee and chocolate cake. The only challenge was deciding what to choose to order from the plentiful options of awesome food. Unfortunately the restaurant was nearly empty on a Friday night, although it was Dua de Muertos so perhaps that had something to do with it.

You're truly missing an amazing dining experience is you don't try Casa Linda. It is OUTSTANDING in every way. They even have parking. Go! You will not be disappointed.

Lovely dinner! Excellent food and service. Sat on the patio and it was...

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4.0
50w

Nestled in a charming corner of town, Casa Linda offers a warm and inviting atmosphere that sets the stage for a delightful meal. While my experience had its ups and downs, there are certainly standout moments worth highlighting.

The French onion soup, while it had potential, fell a bit short of my expectations. The broth, though rich, lacked the depth of flavor I hoped for, making it a tad disappointing compared to the authentic experience I was anticipating.

However, the meal quickly turned around with the asparagus wrapped in cured ham—it was excellent! The freshness of the asparagus paired beautifully with the savory notes of the ham, creating a dish that was both simple and sophisticated.

Then came the mushroom caps stuffed with cheese, which were absolutely extraordinary. Each bite was a delight, with the earthy richness of the mushrooms perfectly complemented by the gooey, melted cheese. It was the kind of dish that makes you want to linger a little longer and savor every bite.

This local favorite is a blending authentic flavors with a cozy classful atmosphere. While the soup might not have hit the mark, the other dishes certainly made the...

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1.0
24w

Absolutely the worst experience in any restaurant in at least 10 years.

Most of the waitresses seemed "fair" (they did at least the minimum), however, the first waitress at our table did not even take my order until others at the table had to bring it to her attention. Then she finally did bring the food, but without anything to drink (which had been ordered at the same time as the food). No one came to check on our table until I was done eating, and we had to actively get the attention of a different waitress to bring something to drink. The other waitress did bring the drink in a reasonable amount of time, but I had already finished the meal before it arrived.

Then, there was the food. The omelette was undercooked, and the hash browns were cool and very wet (I have never neen served soggy hash browns before).

Within two hours of eating, I had an acute fever, acute nausea and subsequent diarrhea consistent with enterotoxin "food poisoning."

Unlike many similar restaurants where a manager or often the owner will go around and check how things are going. I saw no one who...

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Edward DesaulniersEdward Desaulniers
Nestled in a charming corner of town, Casa Linda offers a warm and inviting atmosphere that sets the stage for a delightful meal. While my experience had its ups and downs, there are certainly standout moments worth highlighting. The French onion soup, while it had potential, fell a bit short of my expectations. The broth, though rich, lacked the depth of flavor I hoped for, making it a tad disappointing compared to the authentic experience I was anticipating. However, the meal quickly turned around with the asparagus wrapped in cured ham—it was excellent! The freshness of the asparagus paired beautifully with the savory notes of the ham, creating a dish that was both simple and sophisticated. Then came the mushroom caps stuffed with cheese, which were absolutely extraordinary. Each bite was a delight, with the earthy richness of the mushrooms perfectly complemented by the gooey, melted cheese. It was the kind of dish that makes you want to linger a little longer and savor every bite. This local favorite is a blending authentic flavors with a cozy classful atmosphere. While the soup might not have hit the mark, the other dishes certainly made the visit worthwhile.
Todd Mc IntyreTodd Mc Intyre
I can't rave enough about their outstanding breakfast offerings! If you're in the mood for a morning feast, this place is a must-visit. The Eggs Benedict is simply divine, with perfectly poached eggs, rich hollandaise sauce, and a delightful balance of flavors that make each bite a sheer delight. And let's talk about their breakfast burrito! It's a masterpiece, stuffed generously with savory fillings that leave you satisfied and eager for more. The combination of fresh ingredients, expertly wrapped in a soft tortilla, makes it the ultimate comfort food to kickstart your day. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, and the staff are always welcoming and attentive, ensuring your meal is nothing short of perfect. Whether you're an Eggs Benedict aficionado or a breakfast burrito enthusiast, Casa Linda deserves every one of its five stars. Highly recommended!
dylan murphydylan murphy
Really nice atmosphere/decor. Great service, very personable. Loved our drinks, bloody mary con tequila was super good, house cocktail (sparkling red wine, vodka, and strawberries) was excellent too. Dinner rolls were delicious! Mussels were some of the best we've had, very tender with a fantastic sauce. Clam chowder soup was maybe best that we've had anywhere in ages. Azteca soup was tasty, Onion soup was pretty good too. Loved that they had huitlacoche for the tuna, but the flavor wasn't as good as our other items. Shrimp scampi was pretty good, shrimp fettuccine was very good with it's sauce. Apple strudel with ice cream was pretty good.
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Nestled in a charming corner of town, Casa Linda offers a warm and inviting atmosphere that sets the stage for a delightful meal. While my experience had its ups and downs, there are certainly standout moments worth highlighting. The French onion soup, while it had potential, fell a bit short of my expectations. The broth, though rich, lacked the depth of flavor I hoped for, making it a tad disappointing compared to the authentic experience I was anticipating. However, the meal quickly turned around with the asparagus wrapped in cured ham—it was excellent! The freshness of the asparagus paired beautifully with the savory notes of the ham, creating a dish that was both simple and sophisticated. Then came the mushroom caps stuffed with cheese, which were absolutely extraordinary. Each bite was a delight, with the earthy richness of the mushrooms perfectly complemented by the gooey, melted cheese. It was the kind of dish that makes you want to linger a little longer and savor every bite. This local favorite is a blending authentic flavors with a cozy classful atmosphere. While the soup might not have hit the mark, the other dishes certainly made the visit worthwhile.
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I can't rave enough about their outstanding breakfast offerings! If you're in the mood for a morning feast, this place is a must-visit. The Eggs Benedict is simply divine, with perfectly poached eggs, rich hollandaise sauce, and a delightful balance of flavors that make each bite a sheer delight. And let's talk about their breakfast burrito! It's a masterpiece, stuffed generously with savory fillings that leave you satisfied and eager for more. The combination of fresh ingredients, expertly wrapped in a soft tortilla, makes it the ultimate comfort food to kickstart your day. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, and the staff are always welcoming and attentive, ensuring your meal is nothing short of perfect. Whether you're an Eggs Benedict aficionado or a breakfast burrito enthusiast, Casa Linda deserves every one of its five stars. Highly recommended!
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Really nice atmosphere/decor. Great service, very personable. Loved our drinks, bloody mary con tequila was super good, house cocktail (sparkling red wine, vodka, and strawberries) was excellent too. Dinner rolls were delicious! Mussels were some of the best we've had, very tender with a fantastic sauce. Clam chowder soup was maybe best that we've had anywhere in ages. Azteca soup was tasty, Onion soup was pretty good too. Loved that they had huitlacoche for the tuna, but the flavor wasn't as good as our other items. Shrimp scampi was pretty good, shrimp fettuccine was very good with it's sauce. Apple strudel with ice cream was pretty good.
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