Sunday night dinner. Spectacular view…read more Great wine. Good service. Terrible, and I mean 7/11 and Diminos have better pizza. Terrible fettuccine alfredo, and I mean worse than microwave pasta. Delicious rack of lamb & bass filet. Come for the drinks and view, not food.

Food: 9/10 Service: 10/10…read more Ambiance: 10/10 After days of tacos (no complaints!), we were ready to mix things up and La Trattoria was the perfect choice. Located on the second floor right in front of the park where the mariachi plays and next to the iconic Teatro Juárez, this spot offers not only fantastic food but also one of the best views in town. Picture a charming, rustic setting overlooking the lively street scene below. La Trattoria blends Italian and Mexican flavors beautifully. I had the tuna appetizer and shrimp tacos both absolutely delicious and full of fresh, bold flavor. Others at our table enjoyed a variety of pasta and seafood dishes, and everyone left impressed. The drinks were also a hit they offer a solid mix of cocktails, from traditional cantaritos to crisp martinis. Whether you're in the mood for something a little different or just want to soak up the atmosphere with a great meal and a view, La Trattoria is a must. We'll definitely be back!

There is a new name.....Xolaazul. We asked -----the son created a slightly different Italian…read moreconcept. This place was awesome. The atmosphere, the food, and the service were excellent. It's an Italian restaurant with a Mexican twist that's very " hip"..... And the views are amazing!

My father suggested we go out for Italian while we enjoyed our weeks' vacation in Centro…read moreGuanajuato, just to change things up a bit. My 10 year old daughter was getting tired of the local food and wanted something "American-ish", she just wanted food options that she was familiar with! This little hidden gem is like a 5 minutes walk from El Jardín de la Union. Find the stairs and start climbing! Believe me! It's worth it! The stairs take you to a doorway and surprise! More stairs! But by now you can SMELL the food, so these next few stairs there is a little pep in your step as you get closer to the next floor level! There is a wonderful selection of food you can't go wrong! I ordered the Fettuccine Alfredo and it was delicious! Creamy, well made Alfredo! Nothing against the Latin influenced fettuccine Alfredo, you know...the kind with sliced ham, ground beef or tomatoes in it (i hate those types of surprises in my fettuccine alfredo but have come to expect that even if it isn't in the food description on the menu). Traditional Italian food is what you are gonna find here! My daughter Little-Miss-Picky-Eater was equally pleased with her Penne Burro pasta plate! penne pasta tossed with melted butter. She loved it! The portions are perfect! Definitely worth your dollar and on top of that...the VIEW is phenomenal! If you are ever in Guanajuato and are craving authentic Italian food...this is the place you need to go. The food quality, customer service, ambiance and view CANNOT be beat! FYI they are closed on Mondays https://elgallopitagorico.com/menu.html

Cute little casual and good quality Italian w a small pasta, pizza, salad and appetizer menu. Good…read morefor vegetarians. Stone old walls, hip interior w paintings. Beer and wine.

Food is whatever, a little more expensive than the restaurants near around, if you want to ask for…read morethe receipt for your taxes (factura) they wont give you one, which is totally illegal!

Food at Peccato di Gola is memorable. We ate there many…read moretimes. We were never disappointed. So much to recommend, but we think the Buratta is the best way to start. It comes with prschiuro when you eat it so you will believe you are in Italy. Service is attentive. We never waited longer than five minutes, we do like to dine early so perhaps later when the live music starts and the happy crowd comes ithe service may be slower. We wouldn't know. We are a quiet couple. We like to talk. Go there and remember: Peccato di Gola in Italian means " The sin of the throat" so go and SIN!

Authentic, chic and trendy. I loved the pizzas and the pasta. The appetizers are good but the…read moreservice is outstanding.

I have come to this restaurant every time I visit Guanajuato and it is always wonderful. The menu…read morehas a good selection, the food is very good, and the view from their terrace is wonderful. The service is terrific but not obtrusive. I'm not sure of the actual address, but to get there, go to the end of Calle Alonso. where there is a school. Make a right in front of the school, go up the shallow concrete sidewalk ramp and proceed up several flights of steps. It's in the range of "Hotel Chocolate", a blue building that is easy to notice from Calle Alonso.

This place is far from your traditional Mexican food. But after having been in Mexico for a week, I…read moreneeded a break from tacos (but don't worry, we'll be back to our regularly scheduled taco eating tomorrow). Dinner started with some delicious bread and dipping oils. For dinner I ordered the Tuna entree and it was DELICIOUS! The tuna was seared and cooked to a medium rare and served on top of a bed of vegetables. It was so fresh and delicious. We washed it down with the house sangria, which I watched the make at the bar right in front of me. So I know it was fresh and it was the best sangria I've ever had. Decor was modern and upscale. And the service was great! Our waitress was kind and patient with my terrible Spanish and our food came out quick. This place was definitely more expensive than your typical food in Mexico, but Guanajuato is a tourist town, so it was expected. It was also not expensive compared to American dinner prices. It was about 900 pesos for us all to eat and have drinks, which is about 55 American dollars! Overall, I definitely recommend stopping here for dinner any night you're here!

My first 5-star dining experience in Guanajuato. We stepped in to be surprised by a delightful…read moreinterior. The interior decorator knew his/her stuff. (See photos) We ordered drinks. While we waited, bread came with infused olive oil. The bread was ok, but the infused oil was tasty. We we got our drinks we knew we were in the right place. The house red wine was delicious. I never expect much from a house wine, but this one was the best wine we've had in Mexico. Not saying much I know, but still, it was yum. My margarita was perfect. A perfect balance of flavors. Not too week, not too strong. Not too sweet, but clear sweet citrus flavors. Then we shared their signature salad. It was an unusual combination of ingredients and yet very tasty. My partner and I were both hankering for pizza, so we took a risk. Is there good pizza in GTO? The answer is a definitive yes. I got their signature pizza. Except for the pistachios, which I love but we're a tad weird on a pizza, it was amazing. I'm not usually a thin crust lover, but it was perfectly done. My partner gambled on a pepperoni pizza. It wasn't pink! It seems like much pepperoni in this region is some strange pink substance, but not here. True tasty Italian pepperoni. We were too full to consider desert, but I look forward to going back to try it. Our service was good. Overall, a perfect dinner.

Excellent pizza, delicious salmon, succulent grilled veggies, yummy pina coladas. You won't regret…read morechoosing this restaurant. Cool ambiance too. Steps from main plaza.

Well I hope the owners see this, because this place has some awesome potential ... but fell short…read moretonight. If you're in town, this place is worth checking out if just for the ambiance and excellent margaritas. Pros: Great feeling and decor. Really a place that feels spacious, up-scale and hip Jazz on weekends Service was good Food presentation was visually very nice Cocktails were great (I had a Margarita) Cons: Menu sounded good but execution was clumsy for our taste. It was disappointing because they obviously used high-quality ingredients. For example in the Pasta with cream sauce and salmon, there was too much of a sour note (citrus or vinegar, I assume) which made the combination of flavors just not work. I've had seafood / curry-based pastas that were excellent and balanced, but this wasn't one of them. Similarly, the Arranchera was good but the combination of flavors wasn't balanced (not enough salt and bitter, too much sour). Bottom line is that there is a lot to like about this place, but if the food isn't 5-star then the restaurant can't be 5-star in my book. But I can tell the owners have put a lot of money into making this place look and feel fantastic, with good staff and high-quality ingredients. But sadly I'd say the execution of the dishes was not on-par tonight.

Yes, we ordered pizza in Mexico for dinner and it was a delicious medium size thin crust one with…read moreham and other goodies. A medium is about plate size and 2 of us shared it. We added a Modelo beer each and 1 smooth Mescal shot. Perfecto! We had no leftovers, as intended because we have no fridge in our hotel room. Service was excellent and the smallish restaurant, very pleasant. There was an English speaking waiter who helped our waiter as needed so we were able to communicate, easy. We will eat here again if we can before leaving SMA. There are a lot of excellent eating places near this one.

Exactly what you expect for an Italian restaurant. Perfectly sourdough bread is brought out…read morecomplimentary before your meal. The Pizza is excellent! The Linguini does use a red semi spiced sauce instead of the traditional white sauce. It was all very good. Oh and you get a 10% off discount if you mention it and you are paying with cash.

We ordered delivery. So I can not talk about the service or ambiance. We ordered the lasagna…read morebolognese and Fulsilla allla Carbonara. The Lasagna was bland, had no flavor and was gummy and very small for $260 pesos. The Filsilla was cold, the pasta was hard and the sauce was like paste. It was $220 pesos. With delivery 60 pesos not bad as that average and we tipped 20%. No impressed.

Best pizza in town! We stopped by for drinks and decided we should probably have some snacks too…read more Snacks turned into a full-on meal! And why not? The pizza oven says it all. We opted to sit in the back patio, which even on a warm day was nice bc it was a covered patio. We ordered a few drinks and three pizzas which satisfied six bellies. Didn't have pasta but I bet it's good just like the pizzas. Would definitely return next time we're in town.