Welcome to Casa Tikal, a vibrant homage to Mexican cuisine nestled in the heart of Cuernavaca Centro. This enchanting restaurant, the brainchild of the owners of the acclaimed Iguanas Green, offers not just a meal, but an authentic cultural experience that reverberates through its beautifully curated decor and savory dishes.
As you step inside, you are greeted by a quirky medley of artistic elements, which reflect a harmonious blend of diverse cultures. The ambience is inviting, making it an ideal spot for lingering conversations over delicious food and handcrafted drinks. Imagine the aroma of rich spices enveloping you as you settle in, ready to embark on a culinary journey.
One of the stars of the menu is undoubtedly the chicken with almond and chocolate sauce. This dish elegantly balances sweetness and savory, with tender, succulent chicken bathed in a luscious, unique sauce that tantalizes your taste buds for each delectable bite. If you’re craving something comforting, the enchiladas are also a must-try—filled with fresh ingredients and topped with a zesty sauce that awakens your palate. For those who appreciate a good drink, the restaurant’s carefully curated selection of beverages complements the meal perfectly while inviting you to enjoy the cozy atmosphere even longer. As mentioned by satisfied customers, every dish comes at an affordable price, making you feel like you’re indulging without overspending.
While Casa Tikal has garnered praise for its food and aesthetic, it’s essential to note that the service has received mixed feedback. Some guests, like Tammy Robinson, have pointed out inconsistent service experiences, but many others have spoken highly of the friendly staff who are eager to ensure you feel welcomed. Angie Zepeda noted the improvements in food quality compared to other local restaurants, reinforcing what many local patrons already know: the culinary offerings here are not to be missed.
Whether you’re a seasoned foodie or simply looking for a delightful dining experience, Casa Tikal is a gem in Cuernavaca. The harmonious blend of food, art, and most of all, warmth, create an environment where you’ll want to spend hours savoring each moment. So gather your friends or family and make your way to Comonfort 13BIS, where an unforgettable meal awaits!
For any inquiries or to reserve your spot, don’t hesitate to call at +52 777 202 9063. Dive into the rich flavors of Mexico at Casa Tikal, and you may just find your new favorite dining destination.
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BERNARD ATTAL
10/12/2025
By the same owners of the excellent Iguanas Green’s in Cuernavaca, this is another beautifully decorated restaurant where I highly recommend the chicken with almond and chocolate sauce, and their delicious drinks and coffee. Everything at very affordable prices. The staff is so nice and the ambience so pleasant mixing food and art that this is a place where you want to spend hours.
Tammy Robinson
10/11/2025
We have eaten here in the past but stopped going because the service was so poor. We decided to give it another try and while the service wasn’t much better, the food was just short of awful. We arrived too early for lunch and I decided to have chicken enchiladas, hubby had arrancheras. We asked if the sauce was really spicy and told the waiter we didn’t like things really hot so no chili, please. Someone needs to tell the cook that “ not spicy” does not mean NO SPICES! I literally could have taken a jar of pasta sauce from the store and it would have tasted better. It literally was some plain tomato sauce. I’m not even sure there was salt! We were offered nothing else. No onions, no pico de gallon, no bread, no salad, nothing! The waiter never returned, not that it would have mattered. I also don’t understand why there were several fans in the front dining room ( where there are windows) but none in the back where it was quite stuffy. At least the restroom was clean! We probably won’t be back for a long time.
Angie Zepeda
21/10/2025
The place is quirky decorated, a messy mix of things from various cultures. The food is good (better than iguanas and Emiliano's, brother restaurants and more expensive too) The service is regular. They acept credit and debit cards. The place doesn't have access to wheelchair, no parking.