Carretera Poniente 36
Ajijic, Mexic
376-766-4455
Hours: Mon - Wed 8 AM - 5 PM; Fri 8 AM - 5 PM; Closed Thursday; Sat - Sun 8 AM - 3 PM
No Credit Cards accepted
Directions: Head west from Walmart on the Carretera approximately 2 miles. Just over the hill, on the west side of Ajijic, Fonda Dona Lola is found on the left (lakeside) across from Casa del Waffle and the car wash. Ample parking in front of restaurant.
First Impressions The auditorium size restaurant is located on the main highway through Ajijic, just west of town. The huge brick building sits back off the highway and is easy to miss.
Steps lead into the vast dining room, however, a ramp provides access for those unable to manage the steps.
Abundant parking is located in front of the restaurant. The dining room is open and very clean and reminiscent of a school cafeteria.
Menu and Service
We visited Fonda Dona Lola based on the recommendation of a friend, who told us to try their breakfast. We arrived early and found a table close to the door. We were one of two couples having breakfast on a Monday morning. The waiter came to our table immediately and handed us an extensive breakfast menu, written in English.
We were served coffee and a basket of toasted bakery bread while we considered what, among the tasty offerings, we would order.
The menu included an impressive number of traditional egg dishes, pancakes, fruit as well as Mexican specialties. We settled on pancakes and were glad we did. Our breakfasts were served hot from the kitchen.
We were pleasantly surprised, as these are some of the best pancakes we have had in the area.
The bacon was crisp, just the way we like it and the scrambled eggs were cooked to retain some moisture, and were fluffy, though not undercooked.
The waiter was attentive, filling our coffee cups several times during the course of the meal.
Price
Every menu item at Fonda Dona Lola is reasonably priced. Our pancake breakfasts, one with bacon and the other with scrambled eggs, a basket of fresh bread, and two cups of coffee came to an amazing $110 pesos, about $8.50. 