These Ladies definitely know what they are doing when it comes to Gorditas. They're Delicious…read more First of all, although this is street food, it's very clean and well organized. One lady charges you, another fills the Gorditas for you, one makes the Gorditas and another helps when people order quesadillas. They have many fillings like chirrarron, chorizo, eggs, beans with cheese, cactus, rajas with corn, potatoes and so on. But get there in the morning, they start to run out of fillings as the day goes on. Also, there's always a line so be prepared to wait, but it moves fast. The prices are very affordable. I had 2 Gorditas for 33 pesos, about $1.65 dollars. That's a great deal. The place may be hard to find since it's in a callejon, but asks the locals. Everyone is super nice and they'll guide you.

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.

Amazing coffee and amazing food. One of my favorite places to eat breakfast in Guanajuato.read more

What a fabulous cafe! Part way up a hill near the university, Carcamanes has indoor and outdoor…read morepatio spaces. It's a very attractive and peaceful place to read, get some work done, or chat with friends. They make a great latte and the chocolate cake is amazing.

TLDR: Don't waste your time…read more Came for breakfast and was sat outside. Service was horribly slow. Food took a very long time to come out. Beans were pretty much soup and the eggs were fried so long it was hard to tell they were even eggs. The orange juice was supposedly included in the breakfast price but then they charged extra for it. Best part of the meal was the bread. This was easily the worst meal I had in the city. There are so many other great food options in Guanajuato, this restaurant is a solid skip.

Great tasting cafe de olla. The service was good & the chilaquiles were tasty. Ordered Hot cakes…read morefor my son which he very much enjoyed! Cafe is located in a cute little plaza in a hidden street.

When we miss Europe but are unable to travel that far, we go to the Pressa…read more We go to "La Victoriana." The atmosphere is delightful. We would go even if the food were terrible, but it is certainly not terrible. It is wonderful. Their hamburgers are the best we've eaten anywhere. Yes yes and again yes! We highly recommend going there. We go and we are NOT easy to please. Thanks "Victoriana" for wonderful times we had there , alone with friends, and even at large gatherings!

La Victoriana is in the Casa de Presa situated in an area of stately homes and gardens. The…read morerestaurant is noted for its great coffees as well as the high ceilings in the dining area and the front veranda. They require masks and they provide you with hand lotion. They are all wearing masks. One side makes the coffee and has the bakery like items whereas the opened column portico as well as the dining room provide a comfortable environment. I ordered the Chilaquiles de la Casa with conchinita pebil (slow cooked shredded pork in a salsa verde and my friend had the chilaquiles with a fried egg. We both had a cappachino with mine having amaretto. The Chilaquiles were delicious but very filling. The coffee drinks were superb. They make some very artistic coffees.

The waiter was friendly. Good service. Had a salad and a drink. Outdoor seating in the square makes…read moreita perfect spot for lunch.

Food was great, staff were friendly and attentive, wonderful location in the heart, and to top it…read moreoff they had a very talented musician setting the ambiance. I would definitely recommend this place on a weekend night and will be back.

Wonderful fresh food. Try the queasy fondido- amazing! Also location is excellent and very friendly…read moreservice.

Honestly, the best option in all of Guanajuato! The prices are fair, the service is excellent and…read morethe food is beyond flavorful. The tortillas are fresh and soft, the drinks are tasty and strong, and the food is out of this world! The pimento cheese that's given with the fresh bread while waiting for your food definitely has you salivating for more. The cold Micheladas were tangy and spicy and everything we needed after a day of sightseeing. We ordered The Champiñones queso fundido and the pozole verde and were blown away after one bite each. The queso was rich and you could taste the freshness of the mushrooms with every bite. The pozole verde was so flavorful, and hot, the chicken melted in your mouth. Definitely would highly recommend this place!

This place was so beautiful! It was nestled in this gorgeous castle feeling brick home that felt…read morelike it had so much history. There was live music and the rustling of the leaves while we ate was so calming. The coffee was super good and they had lots of options and milk alternatives. The food was so beautiful presented and tasted just as good as it looked! The service was excellent and they servers were very attentive and kind. The avocado toast was so fresh and the bread tasted like it was homemade and toasted to perfection.

A little ways down from our Hacienda is situated this beautiful property of Puscua that includes a…read morerestaurant, store and garden. We browsed in the store which contained beautiful furniture and clothing waiting for a table on the patio. Starting with a huge glass of fresh OJ that reminds one of what OJ should taste like, I ordered the Chile rellenos with cheese, cilantro and crema. I had never eaten a Chile relleno but my friends said this is not the typical version. It came with tortilla chips inside the relleno and with the toppings was a cross between a baked potato and nachos. Whatever version this was, it was tasty. After a cappuccino I wandered around the outside grounds of this pleasant space.

So satisfying to drink the cafe de olla and eat the delicious food ,service was fast !read more

Sweet place, very nice staff. Good coffee and chocolate. Convenient location across from the famous…read moresteps of the University and down the calle a couple blocks from the Diego Rivera Home and Museum.