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My Review of Salamanca Grill Steak House in Mer...

My Review of Salamanca Grill Steak House in Merida Yucatan





The other day, our good friends Mike & Deanna treated us to Salamanca Grill Steak House in Merida, this is my 2nd time eating here, and it is bar far the best Steak that I have eaten out in a Steak Restaurant since The William Tell Inn Swiss Germin Restaurant in West Alton,NH and that was 26 years ago. My wife ordered a New York Strip and Mike, our friend Veronica and myself ordered the Rib eye Steak and Deanna had two appetizers

Ensalada Capresse (Tomatoes and Mozzarella) and Carpaccio de Atun (Tuna Carpaccio)  

The waiter was very friendly ,fast  and on the ball, he took our drink orders, and the drinks here are ICE COLD with plenty of ice for the sodas.

The atmosphere or the restaurant is very warm and cozy, but a little cramped since it is a small restaurant, with the normal TV playing like all restaurants here in Mexico, would it kill some of the restaurants here to play some soft Mexican Guitar music, instead of Mexican Soap operas!!

The steak is out of this world, tender, juicy and with that charbroiled taste, and you get 400 grms of meat it came with a broiled onion and we got the Steak fries.

They also have other fine steaks and deserts.

My wife could not finish her NY Strip, so we took it home, and it made a Delicious steak sandwich the next day.

Prices:




Rib eye    400 grms    $185 mxp

New York   400 grms $175 mxp

Sirloin 400 grms    $140 mxp

Arrachera   400 grms    $120 mxp

Hamburger  227 grms   $ 95 mxp

Corazon de Filete (Filet Mignon) 300 grms $175 mxp

Asado de Tira Dehuesado (Boneless Chuck Roast) 400 grms    $140 mxp

THEY ACCEPT VISA AND MC CREDIT CARDS

I give Salamanca Grill 4 out of 5 Chef Hats



Address:
Calle 28 No 401 x 35 y 37
Col.Emiliano Zapata Norte, 97129
Ciudad de Mérida, Mexico







Basic Info
Parking
Parking Lot General Manager Juan Pablo Villamil Services
Takes Reservations
Walk-Ins Welcome
Good For Groups
Waiter Service Specialties
Lunch
Drinks Hours
Mon - Sun: 1:00 pm - 6:00 pm Joined Facebook 10/24/2011

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