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.

Street food spot. The tlacoyos are my favorite! What are they? It's a corn pocket stuffed with…read morespicy beans split and topped with fresh cheese. I've tried them all over Mexico; these were the best I've had. They have gorditas, which are freshly made corn tortillas then split open and stuffed with whatever you choose. They also burritos but I didn't try them. My friend tried the quesadilla and she said it was legit.

Note that official name for this taco stand is Gorditas Doña Angela. You will recognize it in the…read morecorner of the Plaza del Baratillo with a large orange and dark green umbrella. The masa (dough) they use is the absolute best I've ever eaten, and Silvia, daughter of owners, makes the masa into tacos, gorditas, quesadillas, and burritos. I have been going to this stand about 4 times a year for the last 5 years and the food has never had any ill effect on my gringo stomach. I LOVE the frijoles and cheese she uses, and all of the other ingredients are delicious as well. Great prices, between 12 and 15 pesos each for the menu items. Don't miss it! eat breakfast here very day.

Look for this shop if ur in town. 1st the prices can't be beat. 2nd the food is finger licking…read moregood. Can't say it enough look for this place. Last thing they set up early morning n they leave once they are sold out

I was looking for something to tide me over until Enchiladas Doña Lupe opens for dinner, and this…read morewas both highly rated and close--and far cheaper (and faster) than other highly rated options. It was a little hard to find--Yelp's location marker was off, and it wasn't in Plaza San Fernando like it seemed (I edited it, so hopefully they approve the edit). Google had it a block over but had it marked as permanently closed. I took a chance and went over a block and voila! The same lady that's in one of the photos on Yelp! I ordered one gordita and one tlacoyo (it's in their name, so it must be good). Good heavens. How rich and satisfying and flavorful! The red sauce was to die for! I'm sitting across from it and debating ordering more, but I am attempting (in vain) to exercise moderation, and the enchilada place opens in a couple hours, so I'll probably hold off. But I don't want to! Well worth the trouble to find. If Yelp's location marker isn't fixed, it's across the street from the northeast corner of Templo de San Roque (the street might be called Roque, but I'm not sure). Edit: I got two more. How could I not??

A nice stroll in the alleys you get to this small stand next to Estación Gelato ( review another…read moreday). Great little stand. They set up around 9:30 am and run pretty much all day. Two ladies. You have the option of gorditas or tlacoyos. A Gordita is like a slightly thicker tortilla that is opened up a bit like a pita bread. A tlacoyo is like a tortilla gone wrong after you take it out of the tortilla press. Again opened up and filled with cheese first and then a filling. They have a variety of fillings that you choose. We had picadillo, deshembrada and papa. All delicious and filling. You line up ( usually full) and then order how many gorditas and how many tlacoyos. They then press hem and cook them and when they come to yours they then ask you what you want in them. Recommend the food tasty, filling and just right for a warming winter day. My discovery in Guanajuato, is the initial cold reception that always warms to a friendly chat with the locals ( if you speak Spanish). A bit like talking to parisians. Proud cold at first but then warm to you. Enjoy. Sorry no pictures. I was enjoying my food too much!