Omelette House — Restaurant in Jalisco

Unfortunately even though we would love to give a good review we can't. The people were decent enough (besides the fact that we were purposely ignored a few times when asking for the waitress) but the service was horrible. We weren't listened to as far as what we wanted to eat and our orders came out wrong. It took a very long time even just to receive a plain salad that was literally greens poured out of a bag into a bowl. As far as crepes and tacos go there was hardly any food within the bread which we will show in the pictures. At one point in time (after all of these issues had already occurred) My wife started coughing. They brought her over a bottle of water and put it on the table and told her to take it. We were under the assumption that they were trying to be nice to us because they screwed up everything else and wanted to give her some water to help her with her cough. Because she never asked for the water and didn't need it she didn't open the bottle. Once the check came that bottle of water was on the check. So they were not trying to be kind necessarily, just adding something else to the bill (Even though that bottle of water wasn't ordered or ever even opened). We think that the people here are inexperienced as servers and the food is below mediocre. Below mediocre. The only thing that this place has is a relatively nice place to sit outside when it is a nice day. Even the coffee was relatively flavorless, very watery. It goes without saying that we won't...

This place was a massive disappointment.

We came at around 10:30 on a Sunday, and let me clarify the place was definitely not busy and there 4 people working. We came as a party of 4 and 1 kid.

Both the food and drinks came out in waves… and I mean that. From the first drink/ plate to the last ,there was at least a 45min difference.

The food was served lukewarm at best. The French toast was an insult to French toast the world over. 2 slices of white bimbo bread barely cooked where the egg was still raw, doused in lechera (sweetened condensed milk), it was to put it mildly, disgusting.

The one saving grace of this place was the chilaquiles which were decent. I wouldn’t order anything else if I was forced to return.

This place was abysmal, and would not return even if it was the one chance to stave off starvation in the greater...

Excellent service and delicious food, we ordered baguette chilaquiles and some cappuccino's. The place is very nice and the service is very good.

It should be noted that as your ad indicates, all the dishes are made at the moment, so no, the order will not come out quickly because it is freshly prepared. Everything we ate is fresh and the foods are worth...