No idea why this currently is at ~3 star reviews. The dinner was fantastic, we had the salmon and…read moreceviche. The micheladas were great as well and the server was very courteous. Sit outside for the calle vibe, but you'll get rando street vendors and musicians. Just politely say no if you're not interested. Would definitely go back. Pepe our server was great!

We were done with our walking tour of the city and this was one of the places the tour guide…read morerecommended. It was 12:30 p.m. and we found the restaurant doesn't serve lunch until 1 p.m. We had to order breakfast items. We were served a fresh baked bread roll and butter. Then I ordered molletes. It was four halves of a bolillo with cheese and beans. They were okay but it's lot of bread. I only ate one mollete. They came with a tiny bowl of pico de gallo which I skipped. I was disappointed in that there was no lunch at 12:30. I didn't feel like eating eggs at that time. I also had a hibiscus tea. The serving was generous. Earlier that morning, I had ordered a cappuccino frappé to go. That was quite good. I would go back but to try lunch menu items.

We walked here from our hotel. Not much around so we decided to try it. We got the chilaquiles…read moreplate with fruit and coffee. I was surprised at how good it was. The chilaquiles were so tasty. The cafe de olla was delicious and this comes from a perso that is very picky w his coffee. The brought us pan dulce for the coffee. I really enjoyed our visit. They have a very simple patio, but it was nice. Food 10/10 Price 10/10 Service 10/10 Vist this place for breakfast, you will not regret it Location 8/10

This place was very nice and was very accommodating to our berry large party. There food was very…read moredelicious and big portions and they keep their salsa nice and spicy like it should be!

Wow!!! This place was hands down one of the best restaurants I've eaten at in mexico…read more The restaurant itself is gorgeous, I love the decor and the different seating areas through out. When we visited it was raining so we opted to seat inside as opposed to the patio. I literally had to tour the whole place before even seating, the art pieces they had on display/ for sale were incredible. Our waiter was very nice, he explained the menu to us and gave us suggestions on what to order. You her complementary artisan bread (different flavors available), I could have eaten just bread! That is how good it was. I ordered the tortilla soup and guajillo enchiladas, the portions are extremely generous and filling. The enchiladas were a bit too sweet for me, but exquisite mom the less. The presentation of the plates is 5 stars. I was surprised by the prices- considering the quality of the food, the quantity and the ambiance I was expecting our check to be 3x more. I will definitely recommend this place to anyone visiting Guanajuato, and I can't wait to be back!!!

We sat down and waited....and waited. While waiting we were eyeing the place next door "La…read moreRefresqueria 'El Pasaje'". Finally, we decided to leave. The waiter saw us walk out and said nothing to us. We thoroughly enjoyed El Pasaje and recommend it! :D

The plaace was empty upon arrival and the surrounding restaurants were full that alone should of…read morebeen a sign to stay away. But we gave a chance and ohh boy were we right its alright and I'm being modest and the portions were laughable. I just cant recommend this place stay away you will be disappointed.

Come here if you want to try the best Enchiladas Mineras in Guanajuato. This place is so…read moreunassuming, unpretentious, homely, and not to mention extremely cheap. You get an option of 2 main dishes to choose from and typically most people go for the Enchiladas Mineras. You can get the Enchiladas with or without chicken. Unless you are a vegetarian, go for the chicken. The chicken is so soft and flavorful and the enchiladas have the perfect seasoning. The cheese, carrots, potatoes all are such simple but powerful additions to the dish that you cannot help but almost lick your empty plate within minutes. The pickled jalapeños and carrots that are served on each table are so delicious and the jalapeños have such a nice kick to complement this dish. I also ordered the hibiscus juice, which honestly has such a large serving and is a must here! The place does get crowded at around 7pm with a line, especially since there are not that many seats. After almost an hour wait (trust me it is worth it), I was seated. If you come alone or with just one person, chances are, you will be sitting with strangers and making friends as you eat.

Buenisimo pozole de pollo y enchiladas. El pollo tan sabroso! Incredible chicken pozole and…read moreenchiladas with pieces of chicken

These tacos are pretty good and tasty, but honestly being in Mexico there are an overwhelming…read moreamount of options around for better tacos. They also do a 'bait-and-switch' with you regarding the trompo. The place has "trompo" in the name and in the logo, and you see it right there in the kitchen, but the pastor meat you get isn't from the trompo. The pastor actually tasted more like chicken than pork also. They also initially forgot our cervezas and we had to ask for them. Yet on a positive note, the salsas are extremely spicy and delicious. But overall, this felt more like a tourist trap being right in the center of Guanajuato City rather than a serious taco place, so I'd seek out other options.

The food was tasty and probably my favorite agua de horchata. However I will say that the name es…read moretrompo but my tacos Al pastor were not from the trompo. Not sure if that is a later in the evening type thing but I wanted trompo and didn't get that.

El mejor desayuno que tuve en Guanajuato, el servicio fue rápido y atento…read more Una muy buena porción de comida, pero riquísima de sabor. Muy buen ambiente, claro y limpio. Me arrepiento de no haberlo encontrado antes, porque hubiera ido a comer ahi más veces.

I was seated right away and asked for coffee. It took 10 minutes for them to prepare my coffee. I…read moreasked for cream and sweeter. 30 minutes after that I gave up and walked out. I was completely abandoned while others who came after me were served. What gives? Left 2 pesos and walked out.

This little neighborhood hole-in-the-wall Fonda although close to our hotel is by far the most…read moreunremarkable food ever tasted in Mexico, not bad, just bland! Their Chile Relleno con Picadillo y Arroz, and their Flautas Ahogadas were probably the most unsavory victuals of anything I've ever had in Léon! Not recommended, Leon has much, much better fare elsewhere. Nuff said.