Adrian Torres
Google
My fiancée and I stayed at the Envy Hotel for the weekend and decided to try Para María, the restaurant located on the first floor. Unfortunately, the experience didn’t meet expectations.
We went for dinner around 5:30 PM on a Saturday and were surprised by how empty the place was. The space looked decent with both indoor and outdoor seating, but the menu was extremely limited—even the seafood options were few, and there were no real steak choices besides a steak frites dish. When we asked about appetizers, the waitress said they had some, but nothing was actually listed. A group of four came in, looked over the menu, and walked right out. I honestly felt the same but decided to stay for a glass of wine and try a couple of small plates before leaving.
We gave breakfast a try the next morning around 9:00 AM. It wasn’t busy—only a few other tables—but the kitchen was painfully slow. The waitress kept walking around repeating that “your food will be right out,” but everyone was waiting. When my fiancée’s pancakes finally arrived, they were burnt and inedible, something the kitchen tried to cover up by placing the burned side down. Thankfully, the waitress apologized and brought out a properly cooked plate, and only charged us for one meal.
While the staff was friendly and tried their best, the overall experience left a lot to be desired. The menu is too limited, and the kitchen is clearly struggling. I wouldn’t recommend Para María for a meal. If anything, it’s a decent place for a drink, but there are far better restaurants in the area worth checking out.