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3 years ago
Very good flavor and texture ... would recommend if you are in the area for a quick bite The price is 100 pesos with a drink Very very nice read more
Acá las Tortas - Entrance - Delis Near Me - Guadalajara, JAL
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Aurelio Aceves 75
44690 Guadalajara, Jalisco
Mexico
33 312 21515
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http://www.acalastortas.com.mx/
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What time does Acá las Tortas open?
Acá las Tortas opens at 9:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Acá las Tortas close?
Acá las Tortas closes at 9:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 9:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Does Acá las Tortas serve alcohol?
Yes, Acá las Tortas serves alcohol.
Does Acá las Tortas have outdoor seating?
No, Acá las Tortas does not have outdoor seating options.
Does Acá las Tortas have parking?
Yes, Acá las Tortas has parking options.
Does Acá las Tortas have free WiFi?
No, Acá las Tortas does not have free WiFi.
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Nice place to relax and enjoy some freshky made tea, plenty of seating, quiet ambiance, good…read morevariety of teas
Promos!!
Mi bebida con tapioca!!
Enorme menú.
Great little juice bar. Everything is made to order! Very reasonable. Once he did not have one of…read morethe ingredients that he didn't carry regularly, Coconut, so he went to a nearby store, bought it and made it for my friend who was visiting.
From the owner: Nuestros Smoothies, Jugos y licuados son la mejor opcion para Nutrir tu cuerpo y mente de una…read moremanera 100% Natural, practica, economica y sobre todo deliciosa.
What a great spot to eat! It is a must visit for tourists or locals…read more It's right next to the ICB college. The food is amazing, such flavor! The juices are delicious and nutritious This is my first time in Mexico and I am so happy I got to know this place
Omg Peligro is the best both food and "ambiente"! My mom and I stumbled on this place when staying…read morenearby at Casa Habita. We had no idea that it also turned into a drag show on certain evenings. We came back for dinner and met the FRIENDLIEST locals. Had so much fun. The servers were also so so kind. Our food on both visits as others have noted was delicious.
Such a cute spot for breakfast or brunch!!Service was stellar from the moment we walked in, the…read moredecor is a combination of eclectic meets nature with all of their beautiful plants. I ordered the avocado toast and it tasted so fresh and delicious!! Also ordered a cappuccino that was just perfect! Love the gay pride throughout this restaurant, not only in the decor as well as in their beautiful employees. Come check them out!!?
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Patatas bravas con salsa
Piedra Lisa craft beer
Impressive array of vegan options. They were all distinctively different in taste, ingredients and…read moreof course in presentation. Nice people. Very customer friendly place. Some folks in our group were repeat audience. And that says a lot
I had a delicious tempeh burrito here, and visited the restaurant several times because it was so…read moreconvenient to my Airbnb. The bean quesadilla was tasty too. The Snickers smoothie, while generous and refreshing, didn't seem to have any bananas, peanut butter or cacao - it mostly tasted of cinnamon and ice. (Honestly, I ordered it three times, so it wasn't that bad - just not as flavorful as it could have been.) The service was off-putting, with the waitress being lackluster at best. One day she brought the tempeh burrito without the sriracha mayo, and when I asked for it, she said (completely unapologetically) they had run out. Interestingly, she'd just placed a container of the stuff on the table next to me - and that guy didn't even get his food until I had finished my dry burrito. She also shooed me away from an outside table which she said they were holding for a larger group, even though they weren't busy and that table sat empty the whole time I was there. Twice she served me salsa in a clearly used ramekin, and twice my smoothie arrived in a cracked glass. One day on the patio there were two large roaches scuttling around, which she deftly stepped on and swept away. I really wanted to like this place, and am giving it an extra star for being vegan and accepting credit cards. Overall though, it left me with a bad vibe.
Tofu Ranchero
Orio Malteada
Desayuno
Menú de smoothies
La Fresca
While the Mr. Peanut smoothie was refreshing on a hot day, it had little to no flavor. Few vegan…read moreitems on the menu, even fewer of those gluten-free. It's a small place, so with two separate tables smoking on the patio, there was no way to escape the smoke. Not quite the healthy experience I'd been hoping for! They don't accept credit cards, so bring your cash.
Teeny tiny place but holy crap, is it good. I had a veggie sandwich and my husband had a portobello…read moresandwich as well as a choco-nut smoothie for me and the aleluya smoothie for him. All the food was delicious and my smoothie was INSANELY good. I've been thinking of it since I got back. There's so many options to choose from. The menu is huge! The majority of the restaurant is outdoor so with the current circumstances it's not an issue eating at the location. Felt safe eating there. Price is reasonable but then again I spent the equivalent of $15 USD here. Service was friendly, a bit quiet but good nonetheless. Looking forward to returning!
Detox juice
Llegamos a Guadalajara para una boda, y teníamos antojo de jugos naturales. Acabamos comiendo unos…read moreexcelentes lonches de panela acompañados de un jugo verde. Excelente servicio y higiene
Variedad de jugos.
Mi yogurt ya preparado con coco tostado y pasas, delicioso.
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My dad's been ranting and raving about this place since the 70s. Known for its legendary tortas…read moreahogadas, or "lonches" as they call them here in Guadalajara, this place is famous for its iconic cream sauce. Unfortunately, most locations have closed and there's only a few left in the city. We found one at Plaza México, tucked away in the food court next to Subway. And while many say Gemma's isn't as good as it used to be, I can confirm as a first-timer that it was beyond delicious. Highlights: - The crispy bread, or "birote" that you find here in Jalisco, Mexico, is made of two different doughs to preserve the chewy inside and crispy outside so it withstands the tomato sauce. The bread at Gemma's was 10/10. - We ordered the Milanesa (breaded steak) and Clásico (made with pork). Both were flavorful but the milanesa was extra special. - The tomato sauce (poured on at the end so it doesn't get soggy) was also pretty spectacular. Its deep red broth had notes of oregano and other spices that didn't overwhelm the rest of the sandwich. - Personally, I wasn't a fan of the heavy cream sauce. Other restaurants have a lighter creamy sauce (or none at all), which I prefer. It didn't kill the sandwich but could have done without. Overall: 9/10