"(no name), Centro Historico by Bryant Castro & Abel Coss from Open Late. As we were doing this guide we quickly realized something about Centro Historico, it's very punk rock. It has a carefree attitude, it is not here to pose or pretend, and it is as authentic, cool and gritty as it could possibly be. This restaurant located at Moya 31 is the perfect example. This place has no name, no website and the small crew certainly does not care about those minor details. All they care about is bringing you the most impeccable, well executed, pre-Spanish dishes. This restaurant is just trying to fill your palettes with what Mexico used to taste and smelled like prior to being conquered by the Spanish empire. This place is more than a secret, it’s a piece of art, and we would all like to keep it that way, so don't walk in here bragging about your culinary photo skills, instead sit and enjoy a great meal and conversation."
