I was invited to this place by locals that come here for lunch during work hours. Since it sis…read moreclose to the industrial parks, makes it the best of both worlds...local typical food for lunch time! Experience is incredible. Once you arrive you pick a sheet of paper and write the food orders. Normally is Gorditas, stuffed quesadillas, or sopes (best I've ever tasted!). You have a visual menu (all dishes in front of you) and you pick the one you want in your order. Then you pick your drink, take a seat and wait. You might say it will take long due to how crowded it is, but it goes quickly! They have like ten servers that go back and forth from the kitchen to your table bringing your food and calling your name. Now, the best finish is the 'boli', which is a homemade ice cream with vanilla flavor. Wow! They make me go back many years remembering what I used to have as a kid!!! No more industrialized ice cream! This is great! I actually came 3 times to this place during my visit. And I'll be back in December!!!

I visited La Casa de la Arrachera in 2007 while I was working in San Luis Potosi. One trip was all…read moreit took. It became our lunch stop at least once a week and I have yet to find a restaurant anywhere that can duplicate the flavors. It is so delicious that I still crave their food 13 years later and I have tried for the last 8 years to try to duplicate their flavors, I have not had any luck. The service we received there was outstanding every time we visited. If I ever get the chance to visit the beautiful city of San Luis Potosi again my first stop will be at La Casa de la Arracera. My mouth is watering now just thinking about it.

Buena carne (el servicio cada vez más caro y no ha mantenido el mismo nivel que los hizo famosos)…read moreen general todo bien solo falta regresar a la misma calidad de la carne ya que por lo mismo ya hay más competencia.

They have the best comida tipica from San Luis Potosí from La Huasteca. I total recommend it if…read moreyou come to San Luis Potosí Mexico.

Service is terrible compared with Mexico City restaurant Mexico City restaurant in an excellent…read moreplace to eat this place is just like hole in the wall

Mal servicio, comida regular a un precio alto. Se ve que se basan a temporadas altas del hotel, no…read morese enfocan a dar buen servicio al público en general.

Always cool to be the first to review a joint - and this was certainly a nice find...close to my…read morehotel and not far from a lot of business partners. Looks like they just opened about a month ago...and although they still seem to be working out a few bugs (things), the overall experience and food was decent. It's an inviting atmosphere with a trendy, contemporary design. They've definitely invested a lot of time, energy and $$$, attempting to separate El 124 into its own genre. The food overall was decent but unfortunately not exquisite...the menu was well thought out but perhaps we just didn't try their highlighted specialties. The sauce/dressing on our steak sandwiches was a bit odd...a little sweet and vinegary...but maybe they were shoot'en for that. My colleague's steak was "a little veiny" - his words. Our salads were decent however I'm not a fan of a Caesar salad being laid out and drizzled with dressing - id prefer the old fashion method of chopping and lightly tossing the salad etc...but that's just me. Al in all it's a very nice place. I do have one small tip however...if your an ex-pat, pass on the ice...I paid for it later that evening. :(. Haven't trained my immune just yet but it'll get there ;).

From the owner: Cocina Mexicana y Cortes finos.read more

This little hole in the wall place has some really good tacos. Between me and my wife we had the…read morebarbacoa, bistec, y adobado. It's very good. The tacos are very good as well. Each taco is 10 pesos which could seem like a lot for some but they are very good and worth it. The salsas are on point and very clean, service was great.! Highly recommended.!!!!!

I almost gave it 4 stars because of the annoying TV, but the tacos were SO good I forgot about the…read moreTV. I had the beef barbacoa because I don't eat pork, and these tacos were some of the best I've ever had, and I've had a lot of tacos. Meat was super tender, salsas were ultra fresh, and the family that owns and operates it are super friendly. This is a true family run establishment that obviously takes great honor in what they do, which comes through in the taste of the food. Only open from 6pm to 11:30pm, Mon through Sat., and closed on Sunday, probably for church :-)

Love this place, not only because it's s a nice blend of great Mexican cuisine and the magnificent…read morearchitecture of the place. Weekend nights have live music, that nicely enhances the atmosphere while you wind down with your significant other or friends. We had great appetizers that you can only find in a few places (tuétano and escamoles). If you are not local you must be adventurous to try this Mexican delicatessen. The other options Chamorro adobado, rib eye, octopus were average compared to other places. Dessert was outstanding. Now, a word of caution... if you come here in a cold night, make sure to bring a jacket or sweater, this place is open and it gets cold , but with a few tequilas you forget about it

Ambience outstanding food average at best. Unfortunate in such a great place. The food lacked…read morecharacter and care. Wine was the best of the dinner- Madero

This is your small mom and pop restaurant good service,…read moregood food. Their coffee is made with a hint of cinnamon which is very tasteful. The food took about 10mins to be prepared. And it was very hot when it got served. Every restaurant I visit for breakfast I have a tendency of ordering the same thing ( comfort zone lol) I ordered the chilaquiles and was not disappointed the tortilla was crunchy and the salsa was not to spicy. My husband ordered tacos de bistec good flavor and a sope ( like a gordita) with chicharrón really delicious a bit spicy but tolerable. If you are looking for something affordable, good flavor, good customer services I recommend this restaurant. On a side note the restaurant is located near a church and an old jail now turned into a museum which both places are of walking distance.

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.

First saw this restaurant on YouTube and said I had to give it a try. The restaurant was located…read moreliterally right around the corner from the hotel we stayed. Arrived at the perfect time because we were a group of 15 and we were able to get seated. I was going to share with my wife but after eating a little I had to order my own plate. Very delicious and reasonably priced.