Bistrot Chez Julien - 76000 Santiago de Querétaro

The restaurant used to be a French - Moroccan one, and it changed to serve some French dishes and Mexican ones too. I liked it more the way it was, used to have an incredible atmosphere. It's ok now, but not like before. The waiters are very good. Cheap and good.

Great place! Lunch menu was really good for a good price too! The wine was also really nice.

I visited this restaurant expecting good food and service. It was closed so I could not find the place but after walking around I notice there is a small sign board with the name on it. It was 13:10 and I knocked on the door to see if it was opened. A guy opened the door and looked at me but say nothing so I asked if they open today(Thursday). He said in a very cold manner"we are cleaning and it will take 15-20min" nothing friendly. I was waiting for 5min and decided to leave since I could not expect a good service with that atitude... I read some reviews and realized it is not worth to wait more. Under this pandemic situation I have a hard time understanding how they want to continue business...very sad.

Fabulous food, amazing service, extremely friendly owner and traffic prices. I will be back

Classy little bistro in a quiet corner of QRO centro district. Nice dishes and good presentation though not over the top. Loses a star because they did not bring a glass of water; they made us order water which they brought in a small bottle and charged 25 pesos for. This is sadly common in Mexico but unacceptable to make people pay for water in a restaurant. People should not have to ask. It’s euro with each course brought our separately at a nice pace. Dishes were moderate in size but filling. Everything was delicious. Prices were higher than normal Mexican Faire, but not crazy.

After yesterday's great breakfast, today we returned to Chez Julien's for his prix fix lunch or as it is called here in Mexico, comida. La comida includes 3 or 4 courses and is always economical. Chez Julien's, in keeping with Mexican tradition, offers a 3- course comida beginning at 1 pm to about 6 pm for 99 p - about 5.50 USD. And trust me, it is very special. Today we enjoyed a delicate 4-cheese soup topped with a crouton and amaranth sprouts. Next came an Argentine sausage with fingerling potatoes and roasted heirloom tomatoes served with a light sauce and accompanied by French bread and green olives. It put me in the south of France. You can even get a pichet (caraf) of house wine just like in France. Dessert was a refreshing sorbet with a chocolate truffle rolled in nuts. Linen table cloths and napkins, a full bar and first class service - How does it get any better than this? Add homemade waffles with honey and bacon, Croque Madam or Croque Monsieur for breakfast, a fine dinner menu at reasonable prices and you have an extraordinary value, a restaurant to prize right here in the heart of Centro Historico.

Great place to try french food in Querétaro.

Place is so pretty and comfortable, sadly the service was extremely slow. Waitresses apologized to me and my friends like 5 times. Food was cold, but tasty. It's also expensive.