We came to venustiano carranza and wanted a dinner place, so decided to go to Sahuayo, and found…read morethis little place. Their arrachera plate, pollo a la plancha, and carne asada were delicious. The plates come with beans and salad, unfortunately no rice but it's ok it was good food. Hoping to try the chilaquiles next. The one thing about the place that Could use some TLC is the restroom, it is small and not updated.

Outstanding ambiance, service and food. Extensive menu with photos and very reasonable prices. We…read morewere seated immediately and the salsa was made from scratch at our table and to our level of heat. You can taste the difference in the table fresh salsa. Chips were also excellent. I ordered fish covered in a peach sauce with cooked sliced peaches on top. Outstanding! Served with rice and perfectly cooked veggies. Don't pass this restaurant up if in Mazamitla. Wish they stayed open late as this is a very romantic spot to spend with that special person.

This restaurant caught our eye passing by, the food was good but I was extremely surprised by the…read moreprice of this place. I recommend it for family and a nice quiet bonding time

This restaurant has great freshly grilled food and is located 2 minutes away from Lake Chapala. The…read morerestaurant is fresh and clean. The staff is friendly and accommodating. La Huerta has a playground area for children and on the weekends they have live music. It has everything for everyone in the family. This is certainly one of our stops while in Jamay, Mexico.

I ordered the salmon,when I cut onto it the middle was frozen, I sent it back so they van cook it…read moresome more and it was cold in the middle.I decided to order a hamburger instead,when I got the bill they did not remove the salmon,I talked to the manager and she said that she will not remove it because that's the way the salmon is cooked,I did not want to argue,I told her that I will not return,she said that's fine

Delicious seafood, drinks, and live music! Not pictured, a large camarón ceviche we devoured…read more Attentive server and plenty of table of large groups.

The food is good don't get me wrong but has guest kids running throughout the restaurant while…read moreyou're dining. The server for gets to come back and check on what he forgot to bring us as simple as ice. Will I come and dine again No!

Service was excellent. Food was delicious but I had breakfast and didn't get to try the dinner…read moreselection which was a wide variety. I got the chilaquiles and they gave me the options to have both green and red sauce with a piece of carne asada on top and a fried egg. Super delicious! Prefer the red over green sauce which is weird for me since I'm a green sauce lover lol my fiance got the Arrachera and it was a melt in your mouth type of steak! That came with beans and a salad. Super good! Really friendly ambiance and very attentive with anything you need. Such a good spot if you're in the town of La Barca. Lmk what you think!

This place is huge, the food was good, but I couldn't figure out why their specialty is. I tried…read morethe Birria, it was good but not super delicious like I'm used to in La Barca, Jalisco (the city). That's why i gave them 3 stars. Maybe try something other than the Birria. If you go there try something different. They have a kids menu for breakfast which I appreciated, they had Mickey mouse pancakes. their cafe de olla was delicious I recommend it!!

Wanted to try a new restaurant while I was in Jalisco and I found this next to where I was staying…read more The service was really good and attentive to us. The ambiance was very chill but also classy at the same time. I saw families and people on dates. I went with a huge group so it was more of a relaxed vibe. We all ended up grabbing different plates but I will tell you about 3 of them. 1. La Parillada 7/10 - a combination of meats such as hot links, hot dogs, pork chop , steak and fries. Nothing crazy but a solid dish overall. 2. Camarones Empanizados 8.5/10 - breaded shrimp with some rice and a salad. Solid choice if you're looking for something basic but yummy. 3. Camarones Veracruzanos 9/10 - best dish we tried. Essentially breaded shrimp but the breading is different than the Empanizados and they give you dipping sauces that took this over the top! So delicious! We also tried the Horchata and Limonada and they were both delicious! I would choose the horchata since I'm a fan of that but you can't go wrong with either or! Swing by if you're in the area, you won't be disappointed.

Teco (short for the Spanish word of Owl) is a slightly more upscale dining found near Lake Chapala…read more While traveling with the BF's family to his hometown of Jiquilpan we were told that Teco was the place to go. Plus it was on our way back to the Guadalaraja airport, so we were game. It's pretty unassuming from it's exterior, but inside it's rather large. Like most restaurants in the area, it's got that indoor/outdoor thing down. Which I love. Just watch out for the fly stickies hanging from the ceiling. You can tell this is used quite frequently for large parties because there are private rooms and plenty of large tables. We were seated nearest to the outdoor patio. Which was more like a backyard, complete with kids toys to play. I mean, really? A slightly upscale restaurant that invites people to bring their kids and lets them play safely in their "backyard" while parents eat and drink? Freaking brilliant! The majority of the food offered by Teco is fish. I'm not a fan of fish or anything from the ocean. But I was game to try the shrimp while the BF ordered an entire fried fish... head and all. Included with the head were teeth. This fish has TEETH! It was a little freaky. He claimed the fish was delicious and perfectly cooked, right down to the eyeballs. Yeah. Eyeballs. *shudders* My safe menu option consisted of shrimp ala diabla. I asked for it spicy, but alas, it wasn't nearly spicy enough. The beer is ice cold and perfect on a warm day. Teco is a great stop if you're traveling around the Lake Chapala region. Apparently, it's been around for quite some time and a favorite among locals. And what better way to travel then do what the locals do. Oh and there are owls EVERYWHERE. Love it!