A beautiful, baroque cathedral at the heart of the city. If you're visiting SLP, the this is a must see destination.

Came to visit every time during Xmas and is always beautiful love the Xmas tree next to it inside of the cathedral is beautiful and nicely decorated if you are into culture and history i highly recommend to visit the whole city since it has many more places like this one 🫶

My & my husband enjoyed the short trip we made to visit this beautiful church at San Luis Potosi, Mexico. And we also got to give thanks and Praises to our Almighty Father GOD at the service. Loved the stores we got to buy what our heart desired,too.

Such a beautiful place!, piece of art as well!

When we went the holy mass wad going on. Awesome sculpture and painting of 17 th century.

Wonderful place to walk and learn some history

What a beautiful cathedral. The architecture is amazing.

Super interesting is you like geometrical sculpture and conceptual art. Historical architecture blends beautifully with the collections.

It's a must if it's your fist time in SLP!!

Any structural engineer, architect, civil engineer, pilot will love this place

During dia de muertos days they put on a beautiful altar and the museum is one not to miss out on

I am a big fan of contemporary sculpture - this did not disappoint. Federico Silva's larger than life interpretation of Mexican traditions are fantastic. I particularly loved the journey into Dante's inferno. Wonderful!

A collection of large-scale works by the famous sculptor. Most of them depict abstract humans extracted from large blocks of stone and made out of geometrical shapes, mainly cubes or rectangles. Rarely will you see a curved line.

I was stunned by those sculptures, but a bit more information would have been nice :)

(Translated by Google) A place to definitely relax (Original) Un lugar para relajarte definitivamente

(Translated by Google) Now it is my favorite place to vacation, before I preferred the sea but the huasteca took the distinction, I swim in fresh warm water and I leave without irritated eyes, the heat is tolerable, I forgot about the rash and irritated skin of the sea, nature gives impressive views, the food is delicious, the prices affordable, the children are safe everywhere, they ask for a vest to enter the lagoons, waterfalls, etc. Highly recommended, rest assured I arrived home renewed and happy. Unlike the beach, which arrived super tired and burnt. (Original) Ahora es mi lugar favorito par vacacionar, antes prefería el mar pero la huasteca se llevó el distintivo, nado en agua templada dulce y salgo sin ojos irritados, el calor es tolerable, me olvidé del salpullido y piel irritada del mar, la naturaleza da vistas impresionantes , la comida es rica los precios accesibles, los niños andan seguros en todos lados piden chaleco para entrar a las lagunas, cascadas etc. Muy recomendable, descanse llegué renovada casa y feliz. A diferencia de la playa que llegaba super cansada y requemada

(Translated by Google) Warm and beautiful nature to enjoy (Original) Cálida y ermosa naturaleza Pará disfrutar

(Translated by Google) Very rich (Original) Muy rico

(Translated by Google) There is a little bit of everything but parking is a bit complicated at midday and weekends. (Original) Hay un poco de todo pero el estacionamiento es un poco complicado a medio dia y fin de semana

(Translated by Google) Excellent place. (Original) Excelente lugar.

(Translated by Google) Excellent the best (Original) Excelente lo mejor

It's a small museum, but it is very interesting. The church in 2nd floor is very awesome.

Good

(Translated by Google) Like the Cultural Center of the former penitentiary, this museum space is also widely wasted. There are many rooms closed and without access. It's a shame because the little that it exhibits is very interesting. The chapel on the second floor is very attractive, but the museum in general is somewhat neglected, there is little interest on the part of the INAH, a shame because it has a lot of potential (Original) Igual que el Centro cultural de la ex penitenciaria, este espacio museográfico también está ampliamente desperdiciado. Hay muchas salas cerradas y sin acceso. Es un lástima porque o poco que exhibe es muy interesante. La capilla del segundo piso es muy vistosas, pero el museo en general está algo descuidado, se le nota poco interés por parte del INAH, una lástima porque tiene mucho potencial

(Translated by Google) It's a good cultural and historical site about San Luis Potosí, very informative. It's a bit deteriorated by time. It's smaller than it looks, the police are somewhat rude, and there's a man who constantly follows you and scolds you even if you don't do anything. Other than that, it's a good experience to visit. I hope they restore it soon. (Original) Es un buen espacio cultural y de historia sobre San Luis Potosí, muy informativo, ya un poco deteriorado por el tiempo, es más pequeño de lo que parece, los policías son algo mal encarados y hay un señor que te persigue en todo momento y te llama la atención así no hagas nada. Fuera de eso es una buena experiencia visitarlo. Ojalá pronto lo restauren.

(Translated by Google) It is located in what was once a Franciscan convent, construction of which began in 1590. The Reform Laws made it possible for this building to house workshops and schools of arts and crafts, as well as a Masonic lodge. In 1952, the museum was established under the direction of the INAH (National Institute of Art and History). In its four rooms, you can learn an overview of Mesoamerican cultures, as well as the history of the people of Potosí, from the evangelization of the Guachichil Indians, the daily life and faith of the settlers during the viceregal era, to the struggle for independence and the agrarian revolution. In some museums, I have found pieces without descriptive cards; here, however, the cards indicate the place where they were found, the material they were made from, the culture, the historical period, their symbolism, etc. Very good. What needs to be improved is the typography; it is very small. Something interesting I found in the museum is that in 1925, in the Grand Masonic Lodge of El Potosí, the Chee Kung Tong Workshop No. 4 was established, made up of Chinese migrants from different cities in Mexico, with Masonic backgrounds dating back to 1905 in Monterrey, the State of Mexico, and Torreón. (Original) Está ubicado en lo que fue un convento franciscano cuya construcción comenzó en 1590. Las Leyes de Reforma hicieron posible que en este edificio hubieran talleres y escuelas de artes y oficios, así como una logia masónica. En 1952 se estableció el museo a cargo del INAH. En sus cuatro salas es posible conocer un panorama de las culturas de Mesoamérica, así como la historia de los potosinos, desde la evangelización de los indios guachichiles, la cotidianidad y la fe de los colonos en la época virreinal, hasta la lucha independentista y la revolución agrarista. En algunos museos he encontrado piezas sin fichas descriptivas, aquí en cambio, las fichas indican el lugar en que fueron encontradas, el material del cual están hechas, la cultura, el periodo histórico, su simbolismo, etc… muy bien. Lo que sí hay que mejorar es la tipografía, está muy pequeña. Algo interesante que encontré en el museo es que en 1925, en la Gran Logia Masónica El Potosí, se constituyó el Taller Chee Kung Tong Num. 4 integrado por migrantes chinos provenientes de distintas ciudades de México, con antecedentes masónicos desde 1905 en Monterrey, Estado de México y Torreón.

(Translated by Google) The museum is very interesting; it has incredible potential, but it hasn't been fully utilized. The font on the information signs is very small, only available in Spanish (perhaps a QR code with a translation?), and the space is very dark, making it difficult to read and tiring for the eyes. The bathrooms are very clean, and everyone is very friendly. The place, in addition to what the museum contains, is historic and beautiful! I would have liked a little more information about it. (Original) El museo es muy interesante, tiene un potencial increíble pero no lo han aprovechado al máximo. La letra de los letreros con información es muy pequeña, sólo viene en español (tal vez un QR con la traducción?) y el espacio es muy oscuro, lo que dificulta la lectura y cansa la vista. Los baños muy limpios y todos muy amables. El lugar, además de lo que contiene el museo, es histórico y es bellísimo! Me hubiera gustado que hubiera un poco más de información sobre ello.

(Translated by Google) Two floors of an ancient monastery. The first floor offers a history of the city and its civilizations. The upper floor houses a wonderful chapel declared a National Monument. Admission is free. (Original) Dos plantas de un antiguo monasterio. En la primera planta historia de la ciudad y sus civilizaciones. En la planta de arriba una capilla maravillosa declarada monumento Nacional. Además la entrada no tiene coste.

Five-Star Dining at Wine Park – A Hidden Gem in a Shopping Center! Wine Park is an absolute must-visit for anyone looking for top-tier steaks, incredible drinks, and exceptional service. Tucked away in a shopping center, this place is a true hidden gem that delivers a five-star experience from start to finish. The Cowboy Steak is the undeniable star of the menu—perfectly cooked, juicy, and packed with bold flavors. If you’re a steak lover, this one is a must! The Caesar Salad is also a standout, with fresh, crisp romaine, just the right amount of dressing, and that perfect Parmesan bite. For drinks, Wine Park truly shines. The Mezcal cocktails are expertly crafted, offering a smooth yet smoky profile that pairs beautifully with the meal. The Fresca drinks are equally refreshing, providing a light and crisp balance to the rich flavors of the food. To top it all off, the service is impeccable—attentive, knowledgeable, and always ensuring you have the best experience. Whether you’re here for a special occasion or just a fantastic meal, Wine Park delivers on all fronts. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Highly recommend!

Beautiful place not so great food.

Beautiful place, but food and experience was very disappointing. Our waiter was very friendly, but forgot to bring our appetizer. The ribeye I ordered looked and smelled like pork… it was very light color, the fat was squishy and it just overall seemed like it was cooked in a way too cold pan. The asparagus that came with it was cold and without a single seasoning. The mojito had a ton of sugar, which unfortunately made it almost undrinkable. They refunded the ribeye, but there’s unfortunately no way I could give more than 1 star.

Great experience. It offers various really fresh and tasty dishes. The oven-made pizza is amazing. Drinks are great as well. In terms of decoration, it will impress a lot thanks to its antiquities and woodenware. Perfect for a date or dinner with friends.

Nice restaurant in San Luis Potosí, just be careful because if you do not the address and want to use Google maps, it will guide you through the park but the entrance is actually by the outside avenue.

Just a simple place to drink commercial beers and food is not enough taste. They have a good view to the park

Beautiful restaurant. It has a view of the park (Tangamanga). My family and I were a little disappointed with the dishes we ordered, though, we were expecting more. The provolone entrance was delicious. The wine park meat had a lot of pepper and it was really hard to eat, and it didn´t say it in the menu.

This is a culinary gem in San Luis. Exquisite dishes with amazing ingredients. Very attentive staff. The restaurant checks for allergies and advises correctly. A must if you're a fan of gourmet.

The food quality is OK, but the prices are way too high for the amount of food you are served, I had an entree and main dish, and still was hungry. The place is also not kid friendly, they only have one tall chair.

It is one of those places that you have to go at least once. The concept and the food are really good, however the prices are quite up there, so expect to spend a lot for a little food. But it's worth it if you go there on a special occasion.

This is a superior restaurant. Wonderful food, beautifully presented. Knowledgeable and friendly staff. Excellent choice for a special occasion. Don’t miss.

Tuve una experiencia inolvidable en Nawa. El personal es de lo más profesional y atento, en especial el sommelier, Juan Luis por sus excelentes recomendaciones. Les aseguro que no se arrepentirán al pedir cualquier platillo de la carta. Los chefs han preparado todo utilizando ingredientes locales y de lo más tradicionales. Pidan los palmitos para una experiencia única y especial. La carta de vinos está muy completa con una gran variedad de etiquetas pero mi preferiencia es por lo local. Los vinos potosinos son fenomenales! No olviden pedir por lo menos uno de los deliciosos postres y un carajillo al estilo Nawa. Una delicia llena de especias y sabores exoticos. Fue tan buena la impresión que llevé de Nawa que tendré que visitar cada vez que me encuentre en San Luis Potosí. I had an amazing experience at Nawa a few days ago. Every single member of the staff is professional and attentive, especially Juan Luis, the sommelier. He made some excellent recommendations and gave precise explanations for the various dishes and pairings. One particular distinction at Nawa is their use of fresh an local ingredients as well as traditional methods to produce regional dishes. Make sure you order the hearts of palm appetizer. They will prepare fresh roasted hearts of palm table-side and will never eat them from a can or jar again. Nawa's wine list is very extensive and carefully curated, but I highly recommend trying wines from San Luis Potosí they are up-and-coming and have quickly made a name for themselves. To finish off, order any of the desserts they have to offer. I assure you that you will not go wrong. You must however, accompany your dessert with a Nawa-style carajillo, a delectable, spiced and smokey version of the classic coffee cocktail. I was so impressed by Nawa that I am certain I will visit every time I find myself in San Luis Potosí.

The best author food in town.

Nice place some food is ok although I consider it is too expensive for what it is, no great variety of dishes / food

Venue was very nice and not too loud. Good service, efficient and friendly. Food was good, the escamoles were tasty but the fish with zucchini was dry and could be improved overall. Tasty chocolate lava cake. Good prices.

I made a reservation for 9 and the food was delicious, the environment was so cozy and the service was very good. Great selection for all kind of diets, including vegan!

highly recommend this place, see my photos for translation into English for the menu

It is a very nice place with good cuisine and service.

This place is the one if you want great food and drinks. I personally think the attention of the waiters is slow but the quality of the place is worth it.

Comfortable fun place with excellent steaks. Sautéed ant larvae was a tasty novelty, I definitely recommend it. Service was good, maybe a little slow compared to my American expectations. Would go back again.

Excellent service and quality food

Good grilled octopus and arrachera. Nice drinks

Came for the brunch buffet and it was great. My mom, Tia and sister enjoyed the chilaquiles bar and made to order eggs. Cannot wait to come back to SLP to try this place for dinner.

"Cielo Tinto is a culinary gem that exceeded all expectations, and the quality of food is michelin star. The combination of exquisite food and the enchanting live music created an incredibly memorable dining experience. The pork shank was truly the highlight of the night, perfectly prepared and bursting with flavor. It was the best pork shank i ever had in my life. In addition to the unforgettable pork shank, the Aztec soup was a delightful surprise, further showcasing the depth of the chef's culinary mastery. Cielo Tinto is a must-visit for anyone seeking an exceptional dining experience. They have a menu that is english, which has been difficult to find in SLP. Eat here for sure! You won't be disappointed.

This was a really nice restaurant. It boasts a patio area but it was covered when we visited because of the weather. The atmosphere is very hacienda like and very roomy. Food was good and service was beyond great. Located near the historic plaza. Drinks were strong and flavorful.

Our family had a large party of 12+. Overall the service and food was great. Great atmosphere and an enjoyed the food.

This is a very beautiful restaurant in an impressive antique colonial house. The food is pricey and not as good as expected. Staff is very gentle and efficient.

A must in downtown. Pepper Filet steak was excellent!! Waiters very attentive

Colorful, packed with Mexican decorations in a very eclectic combination. Food is fine. You will find several typical dishes not only from San Luis Potosí area. They also have their own interesting creations with local ingredients. Great place to have dinner with friends or colleagues.

Great place for traditional Mexican cuisine! Had lunch here, shared the Enchiladas Potosinas as an appetizer, which were great. For entree y had the Mole, the sauce was perfect with a mild spicy flavor. Overall had a great lunch experience, and prices were fair (spent around $45 USD for two people including tip)

I love the menu, the food is great, unfortunately the service was very slow and we were one of the few tables at that time. But drinks and food delicious.

I decided to visit this restaurant as it is the #1 rated restaurant in San Luis Potosí. The decor is incredible, but the food left much to be desired. I ordered a seafood tostada as a starter which was incredible. I ordered the stuffed chicken breast that everyone was ranting and raving about online as my main course. The other items on the menu sounded delicious, but I think that my main order missed the mark. Based solely on the tostada, I would be willing to give the restaurant another chance with a few other menu items.

This place was great! Food and drinks were delicious, reasonable price, good atmosphere. Service slow but they warn you, since all food is prepared fresh. Told it gets super crowded on weekends. Muy buen restaurante con comida rica y bebidas de varios licores.

Beautifully decorated restaurant inspired by the Mexican artist and poet Frida. The food was pretty good. If you're not familiar with authentic Mexican cuisine bring a friend who speaks Spanish as the wait staff who served us didn't speak any English. The menu is in English and has good description so that helps.

The place is super fun! We sat at the terrace and the decoration was so colorful and Mexican style. The food was very good, the menu is so big and offers all types of Mexican dishes! Highly recommended for large groups. The service was very fast!