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.

Lovely ambiance. The plpace is covered in interesting art. Even the place settings were beautiful…read more (The plates they took away before actually serving us. I think they were just for show. But a nice detail.) The menu is varied. I had BBQ ribs, and my wife had a pork chop. Both were delicious. Also had a limonada, and my wife a pinot grigio. Highly recommended.

Amazing flavors, unique dishes, all very fresh. Very attentive servers, and authentic decor.read more

Good taste, fast service. Three women making fresh gorditas.. Gorditas for about 30 pesos apieceread more

The gorditas here are the best I've ever tasted. They even have options for vegetarians. I couldn't…read morehelp but devour my meal. I was there in line by 7 am. I would recommend this place to anyone visiting Guanajuato.

Los Campos is a highly rated restaurant in Guanajuato. We decided to visit for dinner only to…read morediscover it was only us as diners. Normally, this would cause a red flag but perhaps it was early or an off night. Los Campos is located on the south-eastern side of Centro Historico district and is an easy walk from Jardin de la Union. What drew us to Los Campos was the referenced diversity of their menu. My companion eats chicken and fish, while I am a vegan and plant-based. Their menu has multiple vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options. While the flavors were pretty good, it was the plate presentation that was exceptional and we both felt that Los Campos was a little too pretentious for us. I was limited to order the Chaminones con Mezcal. Mushrooms flambeed in Mezcal with orange zest and dried chile. My wife, although not excited to try, did have the Burrito de Cerdo Ahumado en Salsa Colorado. It wasn't that Los Campos was too fancy, it was more like we, as diners, were more comfortable in other settings. We would suspect that diners from the United States or from Europe would fall in love with the avant-garde interiors and plate presentations. From all accounts, that all seems to be true, it's just our style. Our food was good and was plated expertly and I don't have any issues recommending Los Campos for a romantic dinner out for a couple.

We really enjoyed Los Campos. Good food, good service, good drinks. Would definitely eat here…read moreagain. The cheese plate was bomb-ass. My only regret was not ordering the steak fillet. Next time.

Located in the heart of Guanajuato, Casa Valadez is a gem hiding in plain sight. Even on a busy…read moreSunday afternoon with no reservation, we were seated within minutes--already a pleasant surprise. We were fortunate enough to get a window table with a perfect view of the iconic Teatro Juárez. What a treat! The moment I tasted their tortilla soup, I was transported back in time. I first tried it twenty-five years ago, and with the very first spoonful, memories flooded back. It is still just as rich, comforting, and absolutely worth trying. Our party of three ordered the Menú del Día for only 300 pesos, which included an entrée, a first and second course, and a choice of coffee or dessert. Oh my goodness--the quality was outstanding. From the careful presentation of every dish, to the exceptional flavor, spotless restrooms, gracious staff, and unbeatable location, Casa Valadez easily earns five stars from me. If you're visiting Guanajuato, this restaurant is a must. Bonus: Their wine selection is surprisingly extensive!

Richly decorated dining room for flame-grilled tomahawk steaks & brunch with champagne cocktails…read more We came just an hour before closing but we were welcomed with a smile and friendly approach. Everyone was super nice and the manager wanted us to be comfortable so let us chose any table we wanted and offer some suggestions on the menu and drinks. Needless to say the experience was incredible and the food was delicious. Casa Valadez in Guanajuato is a well-known restaurant, not a historical building with a documented history. It's known for its excellent Mexican cuisine and is a popular dining spot in the city's historic center, particularly near the Jardin de la Union. While the restaurant doesn't have a long, documented history like some of the city's landmarks, it's a place where visitors can experience local culinary traditions in a vibrant, historic setting. Here's a bit more about Casa Valadez and its context within Guanajuato: Restaurant is not a historical site: It's important to clarify that Casa Valadez is a restaurant, not a historic house or building with a known history of its own, according to Evendo and Elyse Jessica Glickman. Culinary Destination: Casa Valadez is celebrated for its Mexican cuisine, offering both traditional dishes and modern interpretations with a focus on local ingredients. Location in the Historic Center: . The restaurant is situated in the heart of Guanajuato, near the Jardin de la Union, a central plaza, and is surrounded by the city's historic architecture. Not a Historical Landmark: . While Guanajuato itself is a UNESCO World Heritage site with a rich history, particularly related to silver mining, Casa Valadez is a contemporary establishment within the historic area. I highly recommend so you can thank me later :)

If you are looking to have some delicious tacos, this the place to go to, the tacos in the area.read more

2 words....e. Coli…read more Thanks for the memories. Should've trusted my instincts before eating that pico

One of Guanajuato's best gourmet restaurants. Beautiful flavorful food. We order the Pulpo a las…read moreBrasas. Let me tell you it was amazing. I usually add lemon to my seafood but this dish didn't need it.

I really wanted to give this place a better rating but frankly the food just wasn't good. We were…read morethere on a Saturday late evening and had hoped for paella but they were out. So we went with what the waitress recommended - clam pasta and steak. The pasta was mushy, over cooked and had no flavor. Clams seemed to have a shell without the clams in it, hmmm. Steak was drenched in a sauce that tasted like it came out of a bottle. We had the fried provolone for appetizer which was decent, probably the best part of the entire meal. Service was mediocre. I was hoping for a better experience as this was my one dinner in Guanajuato, unfortunately my meal didn't live up to the other reviews

The selection of table sauces is incredible, from mild to spicy, from sweet to savory. The tacos…read moreand quesadillas are good, but I'll come back for the salsas. La selección de salsas de mesa es increíble, desde suave hasta picante, desde dulce hasta salada. Los tacos y las quesadillas están buenos, pero volveré por las salsas.

This is a local spot. Excellent tacos and wonderful service. Highly recommend the…read morequesadillas..omg!! You're welcome!

Arrived in Guanajuato late at night and was glad that this small taco joint is open late. Friendly…read moreand welcoming. The AL Pastor and Chorizo was excellent. The salsa bar is also a great choice.

Great affordable tacos. Salsa bar has great options and the salsas are actually spicy. Queso taco…read moreis more like two tortillas doradas, but still flavorful.

Pass!!! I wouldn't…read moredo what R. Kelly did if I could turn back the hands of time, but I definitely would not have gone here if I could! Maybe I came on a really, really, REAAALLY off afternoon cause how this place has a perfect rating is dumbfounded. We waited over an hour for very simple dishes (nachos, guacamole, papas fritas, and sopas de pollo) that require teeny weeny bit of cooking. I know "simple" is subjective, but you agree....RIGHT?! All fine and dandy if the food came out banging delicious, BUT it did not!! The sopas de pollo was inedible. I hadn't eaten all day and came from a 3 hour hike, and I still did not eat this soup (starvation won over bland, tasteless, lukewarm soup). The best thing was the papas fritas, and it was mediocre at best. The service was not only terribly slow, but inattentive. We all finished our lemonade within 20 minutes and sat around with empty glasses for the rest of the meal. Don't worry, we are not horrible human beings and still tipped the server for his efforts, but gee golly you are so bad at your job dude!

Accidental find: quaint little place tucked on the edge of a small square on El Potrero with inside…read moreand outside seating. We managed to snag an outside table (only 3) on a beautiful temperate evening. The atmosphere was great; the sound of a lonely horn playing "Summertime"carried in with the occasional breeze. The food: great tempura shrimp tacos (pics) accompanied by a hot salsa that is not simply "snappy", but also quite flavorful. My wife had the chicken soup first served as a simple bowl filled with chicken, of course, along with a bevy of veggies into which hot chicken broth is poured! Yummy yum yum! Finally, the guacamole was fresh and flavorful with fresh chips and passed the "far too salty" test with a flourish. And not to overlook service: friendly and very helpful assisting my wife with some dietary issues. All in all, a great place