Casa Encantada Restaurant operates inside a restored 18th-century colonial mansion at Juárez 20 in central Álamos, now home to a boutique hotel of the same name. The restaurant's menu blends Sonoran and international influences, with chile relleno de camarón (shrimp-stuffed chile relleno), a signature Filete Casa Encantada, and sopa de tortilla as recurring highlights that draw on both regional ingredients and more globally familiar techniques. The dining room and courtyard setting reflect the building's history, with high ceilings, colonial-era architectural details, and a quiet, romantic atmosphere well suited to dinner. Extended hours from 7AM to 9:30PM mean the restaurant also serves breakfast and lunch to hotel guests and outside visitors alike, though dinner is when the fuller menu and atmosphere come together most fully. Smart-casual to elegant dress suits the setting, particularly in the evening. There is no set tasting menu; dishes are ordered à la carte, and reservations are recommended for dinner given the restaurant's popularity with both hotel guests and Álamos visitors seeking one of the town's more polished dining experiences.
Signature dishes
- Chile relleno de camarón
- Filete Casa Encantada
- Sopa de tortilla
Good to know
- Known for
- Boutique hotel restaurant in a restored colonial mansion
- Hours
- Daily 7:00AM-9:30PM
- Reservations
- Recommended for dinner
Location
Juárez 20, Centro, 85760 Álamos, Son.
27.0233, -108.9397 View on map
Highlights
- Chile relleno de camarón and the signature Filete Casa Encantada
- Dining inside a restored 18th-century colonial mansion
- Sopa de tortilla as a well-regarded starter
- Extended hours covering breakfast through dinner
Tips for visiting
- Reserve ahead for dinner, when the fuller menu and atmosphere are best experienced
- The restaurant also serves breakfast starting at 7AM for early risers
- Smart-casual to elegant dress suits the colonial mansion setting
- Ask about seating in the courtyard for a quieter, more atmospheric meal
Accessibility
As a restored colonial-era mansion, the building may include stairs and uneven historic flooring; no specific wheelchair accommodations have been confirmed.
Frequently asked questions
Is Casa Encantada open to non-hotel guests?
Yes, the restaurant serves both hotel guests staying at Casa Encantada and outside visitors.
What is the signature dish?
The Filete Casa Encantada and chile relleno de camarón are the dishes most associated with the restaurant.
Should I make a reservation?
Reservations are recommended, particularly for dinner service.
What is the price range?
It is on the higher end ($$$), reflecting its setting inside a boutique hotel and restored mansion.