Chris C.
Google
We came to Casa Jaguar trusting its high rating and made a reservation in advance. Big mistake.
When we arrived, the restaurant was already full. The explanation? “Sorry, people arrived and we got full.” Apparently, reservations at Casa Jaguar are more of a decorative concept than an actual commitment.
The cherry on top: they told us we were welcome to stay but without any guarantee of service or food quality. That’s right — sit down, cross your fingers, and hope for the best. A bold business model, but not one I recommend testing.
If you value your time, your money, or basic professionalism, don’t let the rating fool you. In this case, the stars clearly shine brighter online than in real life.
The only positive outcome is that we left and went to “De María”, where the experience was genuinely good: proper service, organization, and quality food — everything a reservation is supposed to guarantee.
So thank you, Casa Jaguar, for pushing us toward a much better restaurant. But as for us: never again, and a friendly warning to others — don’t trust the rating.