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Dolce Da’Taal: Art, Gastronomy and Pre-Hispanic Heritage
At Dolce Da’Taal, every breakfast is a celebration of art and gastronomy. Delight your palate with our Mexican specialties, such as enchiladas veracruzanas or chilaquiles rojos San Juan del Río style. Each dish is a tribute to the local cuisine, prepared with care to offer you a unique culinary experience.
Pre-Hispanic Breakfast and Beverages
Our best kept secret is our pre-Hispanic beverages, made with ancestral ingredients such as cocoa. Come and try our pozol or tascalate, drinks that evoke the richness of our gastronomic heritage and transport you to the past with every sip. All this accompanied by an exceptional bar of cappuccinos and cold drinks to start your day with energy.
Desserts and Artisan Chocolate
You can’t leave without trying our desserts and bakery, which are the perfect finishing touch to any breakfast. Our chocolate shop, with flavors such as mezcal, café de olla and pan de muerto, pays homage to the indigenous ethnic groups with handcrafted designs that will surprise you. At Dolce Da’Taal, the sweet experience is designed to delight all your senses.
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What are the opening and closing hours of the restaurant?
Mornings from Tuesday to Sunday from 9 am - 2:30 pm and in the evenings from Thursday to Saturday from 7 pm - 10 pm.
Are reservations required or do you accept walk-ins?
No, reservations are not required. For large groups it is suggested to make a reservation.
Does the restaurant offer delivery or take-out service?
Yes, we have home delivery service, you can also pick up your food at the restaurant.
Do you offer menu options for people with special diets (vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, etc.)?
No, not at the moment
What is the accepted method of payment (cash, credit/debit cards, payment applications)?
Debit or credit card Transfer Cash
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