Everything here is prepared well with a little interesting twist. Beautiful courtyard for dining…read moreand fresh flowers on the table, understated. The service is also very considerate. You will have great food in a beautiful location.

We were delighted with the food, ambiance, and warm staff at La Corteza. The mole in the Barbacoa…read morewas perfect and everything was beautifully presented with flowers. The setting was a 150 year old home. Highly recommend.

Le pedí a Siri direcciones para el Rincón Gaucho, por alguna razón desconocida me llevó al Panteón…read moreTaurino en la calzada. Yo creo que fue Dios. El Panteón Taurino es legendario y tradicional. Los meseros están en otro nivel, son atentos, amables, sencillos, serviciales, etc.- El mariachi es uno de los mejores de León. La comida (Chamorro, consomé, sopa de tortilla) es un manjar abundante y lleno de sabor. El señor de las caricaturas es mi única objeción, ya que primero dice que la caricatura vale $200 y cuando aceptas dice que son $200 por persona; luego, si no te gusta su trabajo no acepta devoluciones o correcciones. ¡Mi sugerencia es que a ese señor se le aplique orejas y rabo- OLE! Si vas a León y no vas al Panteón eres un .........

Great placer the server was outstanding, food came out fast, not too expensive, valet parking, good…read morefood and show aswell

Food is amazing!!! Server was good, he knew how to speak…read moreEnglish. The fruit plate is good. Muy Bueno!!!!

The service on this restaurant is amazing I highly recommend,Great food ,dessert and great service.read more

I'm a poor soul in Mexico that doesn't speak any Spanish. The staff took pity on me, treated me…read moreamazing (gave me an English menu) and made sure the meal was unforgettable. Everything was quick, delicious, and beautiful!!

My newest friends Sandy and Luis raved about this place as it serves one of the signature dishes of…read moreLeón, the Guacamayas: delicious sandwiches with chicharrones (fried pork rinds), cueritos (pickled pork rinds), avocado, tomato, peppers, and salsa. The story has it that the creator of the sandwich was playing cards with his friends, and apparently all these men's wives were being too loud for their male ears, much like the macaw (which in Spanish is called la guacamaya), a type of parrot. To stop the so-called squawking, the owner invented the guacamaya sandwich to shut them up. Really sexist undertones but the story has been selling I guess. Alternative origin theories I've seen online include the fact that the sandwich is colorful like the macaw; a funnier one is that these sandwiches are so spicy that they'll make you squawk like a macaw. Whatever the truth may be, the sandwich is nevertheless delicious and spicy! This place is so famous also that a TV crew was filming the guy making the sandwiches! Bathroom in the back and also a sink to wash your hands so you don't eat these sandwiches recklessly. Bowls were wrapped in plastic bags for sanitation reasons I suppose. TV in the front for viewing pleasure.

Super good! The Guacamayas where fresh and spicy! Very friendly staff and food was prepared very…read morequickly.

Overpriced and long wait.... I rather go downtown to The…read moreexpiatorio. No line, always ready, nice people. What else could you ask for? ?