Gorditas Mi Torreon

This place was packed with very limited parking spots plus limited seating at this corner location. Fast and efficient services plus Comida too. The Chiquitas in green t-shirts takes your orders & brings out the comida with a friendly smile. Handmade Gorditas with wide variety of fillings. Everything look's tasty & delicious......My two Gorditas we're De Puerco y De Res...plus I had Aqua De Horchata too. Very Yummy Gorditas & this place sure does have a Big Following.....

Been looking for a good gorditas restaurant in San Antonio. Finally had the chance to try this place out. The place was packed on a Saturday afternoon. The ambiance reminds me of a restaurant in Mexico. The food was ready quick. We picked up to go. Picadillo was delicious. Gorditas were larger than expected. Price was fair. Highly recommend coming here.

This place is a great place to go to get some really good Mexican Gorditas. They have an amazing variety of meats to choose from and add to your Gordita.If you are not sure which meat you want in your Gordita, don't be shy, just ask the ladies for a sample. We literally had a sample of every meat that they had displayed (we ain't shy).We went on a week day during the lunch hour and it was a challenge to find parking. Additionally, there was a line out the door but it moves fast. It's a small Mexican restaurant but they are putting out so big numbers with those tasty Gorditas. The ambiance is busy but you can tell from the patrons that everyone is having a good time and enjoying their food.They have so many different options, you will have to visit them a few times to really appreciate the goodness they are putting on your plate. The food was very satisfying and the pries were very reasonable.

As of right now, there are two locations of Gorditas Mi Torreón and this is easily the better of the two. It is a little divey, popular with locals, and incredibly tasty. In other words, this is my kind of place.It's not a large place and parking can be tricky when the place is packed, which is the often the case on the weekends. There are handful of group tables throughout the place, which can probably max out at 40-50 folks at any given time. They've done a good job of maximizing the layout and the bathrooms are clean.My initial experience here was a foodgasm so intense that I won't soon forget it. Their gorditas ($3.75) are the real deal and I loved eating all of them so much that I still long for them today. The sopes ($4.25) are also excellent, but what it really boils down to are the fillings:Chicharrón (prensado y cuero): Both are buttery smooth.Rajas con queso: A classic. Perfect for veggie palates.Picadillo: Ground beef perfection.Asado: A little smokey, but riquísimo overall.Papas rojas / verdes: Both are excellent and both have a slight kick. Perfect for veggie palates.Frijoles con queso: Classic. Easy. Delicious.Tinga: Shredded chicken meat with the right amount of salsa is heavenly.Carne con chile (res y puerco): One has to really like picante but this is fire.Deshebrada: A stewed and shredded meat of awesomeness.Requesón: The cheesiest of the bunch, which is fresh and somewhat similar to ricotta. Easily one of my favorites.Mole: Always wonderful, velvety, and incredibly satisfying.Choriqueso: A little cheese and a lot of chorizo, which makes for an ideal desayuno style sandwich.Nopales con carne / puerco: I like nopales, but this is probably my least favorite of the bunch.Huevo en salsa verde / roja: Another perfect breakfast combo.If you're doing takeout, I would recommend calling ahead of time and be prepared to speak Spanish. The nearly all-female staff are sweet and constantly busy. Beware of parking next door at the market, since there are towing signs everywhere. At the end of the day, I am always excited to come here. It's gotten to a point where if I'm going to be passing through San Antonio, I'll make sure to stop by here to get my fix. I think anyone who is a fan of Mexican cuisine, especially gordita enthusiasts, owe themselves a visit one of the better options in the city.

Fast, simple, delicious food. I could come here every day.The venue is small and very busy, but lucky for us there was no wait. My problem was that I panicked and didn't know how to order them when questions were asked. My Spanish is terrible.So in the end, I got one bean and cheese and one rajas. Both were delectable. They were well-seasoned, flavorful, super hot, and cooked to perfection. Service was super friendly and fast. They had two salsas at the table. One was spicier than the other, but both ridiculously delicious.Definitely must go back for more.

I tried the Carne con Chile and it was amazing. I will definitely be back to try the other ones.

Had lunch at the #3 location on 2932 Austin Hwy. The Asado gordita was legit. I also had a sope with tinga de pollo. It was also delicious.I should've taken my pics before digging in, but I just couldn't help myself.The menue consists of Gorditas, Sopes and Flautas...A la cart, don't expect any other sidesIt's almost Fiesta time, so go get your Gordita fix at this place or risk paying 10.00 downtown or at any of the fiesta events.

biennn good very very very good deil deil i love coming here every weekdayyy so good good service good but bathrooms makes me a bot uncomfortable !! and the food is so good

A taste of Torreón Coah. gorditas like Mom used to make! Every thing we ordered was yummy the chicharrón gorditas were my fave!

Was a bit skeptical about anything claiming to be "Mexican" here in Texas, but to our surprise - this place is DOPE! Gordiitas are really good, but the star of the show is truly the Flautas plate! They are authentic, absolutely scrumptious and super meaty! Made a mistake of ordering the five flauta combo, and both my wife and I couldn't even finish it! And the red sauce they use...OMG!!! Just like mom's! RECOMMENDATIONS:If you're a coffee lover, you gotta try their cafe de olla! It's legit! Just be ready to wait if you're going on a weekend - which is a good thing!