Casa Hidalgo
An old-town restaurant directly facing the Palace of Cortés, with a good terrace view. Creative Mexican dishes such as cecina sope and rabbit tacos.
Located at No. 6 Hidalgo Street in the old town center, this restaurant was converted from an old pharmacy and directly faces the Palace of Cortés. Indoor and terrace seating are both available, and the terrace view over the square is a major draw. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served. The creative Mexican menu includes cecina sopes, rabbit tacos, Yucatecan cochinita pibil, and duck in blackberry mole, which diners mention. It ranks high on TripAdvisor's list of local specialty restaurants and suits a meal after visiting the Palace of Cortés. Average spend is about MXN 650 per person. Book a terrace table for weekend evenings.
Opening hours
Mon–Thu 8:30–23:00; Fri–Sat until 24:00; Sun until 22:00
Nearby sights
- Plaza de Armas & Jardín Juárez
- Palace of Cortés
- Robert Brady Museum
- Cuernavaca Cathedral
- Jardín Borda
- Juan Soriano Morelos Museum of Contemporary Art
- Salto de San Antón
- Teopanzolco