Antojitos Rincon De Guanajuato

Tried this place on a Friday during Lent because they had fried fish.So we get here and should have know by the way the place looked and the signage, that it was not going to be good.We bought a Mojarra and green enchiladas. Both were bad. The enchiladas had no real sauce and did not taste good at all. The rice was bland and not tasty or real any real flavor.The fish was fried alright. It was over done and really dry. Not even putting sauce on it helped.Lastly, the staff was helpful either as we ask several questions that they could not answer.

Food is always freshly made beans are my favorite and are delicious service is very nice and friendly the ambiance is relaxed Mexican style restaurant will be back

I've been eyeing this place for a while now since I drive by it everytime I get my paleta fix in the same plaza. Little did I know, they have what we've been hunting for: quesdilla huitlacoche! Ordered: -papusa mixto 4.0 stars-al pastor burrito 3.5 starsAND-quesadilla huitlacoche 4.5 stars!! Lets just skip to the good parts. I put in an order to-go on these and 15 mins later they were done. I got home and we dove into the huitlacoche. For anyone who doesn't know about huitlacoche, please allow me to edumacate. It's a mushroom that grows on corn. I know, weird right? I only just heard about these things a couple of months ago and have been hell bent on finding restaurants in my area that serves these. When cooked right, they are tender, extremely flavorful, and similar but also unlike any other fungus family you'll ever eat. Please look at my pictures, you will at first shudder in disgust, because of the black coloring, but color is only skin deep. The way this restaurant makes this little spore is pretty darn good, plus they are generous with the huitlacoche. The papusa is also pretty good. It is greasy as hell, just the way we like it. The mixto has chicharron, beans, and cheese and goes well with all the salsa and cabbage that was included. The burrito al pastor was the only disappointing item. It just tasted ok since it seemed like they were missing something. Overall, this place is really good and I would totally go back just for the papusa and huitlacoche alone. Plus, they include chips and the salsa is very good! If we were eating in, the salsa would be endless!

food is fine. handmade tortillas are nice. carnitas pretty good. chile relleno pretty good. just a depressing place to eat. quiet except for the constant door chime going off every minute, no music, just a drag. for me, i dont like the food enough to take away, and its way to depressing to come back and try other things.

I don't enjoy writing bad reviews for places but sometimes people need to be warned. This restaurant is a little hole in the wall, a bit dated and run down. Let's start with the service, there was only 1 waitress on a Saturday morning at 11ish. We were one of 2 tables. You would think it was a full house, she took our orders and after that we may as well have been invisible or a decoration on the wall. She completely disappeared, and when she walked by she ignored us. My dad had to go look for her near the kitchen entrance to ask for a coffee refill. When we needed more napkins, we just grabbed some from the empty table next to us. It was bad, we received the most service from the guy that delivered our food. We were happy they gave us chips and salsa, however the chips were stale. My dad and nephew ordered enchiladas, the sauce was bland, flavorless, and just not good. There was a light sprinkle of melted cheese on top. I got the menudo, which was good but the broth had a thick consistency, almost like it had been boiled/ reheated one too many times. The only good thing I ate was the handmade tortillas, I got an asada taco which was pretty good. Oh yeah the menu is strange, it's massive with many pages, about 2 items per page and in landscape style. It looks like something quickly printed out of Microsoft word and laminated, it was awkward. Needless to say, I won't be back and I don't recommend this restaurant.

The food was okay. I would say that the pupusas they made were a bit too thin and my huarache was also more like a tortilla. If I had a choice of going here or somewhere else, I'd probably try somewhere else.

Amazing food the prices are very reasonable and worth checking the place out , I ordered carne asada fries and the total was 7.00$ I was expecting a small portion but I was very wrong it was a full plate and I didn't even finish it . I definitely recommend checking this place out it won't disappoint

The Popusas it's so good delicious Me encantan las quesadillas echas a mano también muy ricas

My first time ordering from there a little disappointed they got my order wrong.On the receipt it was correct when I got home was wrong.Quesadilla was al pastor my pupusa was wrong I order chicharrón and they made it Al pastor. Did not taste like pupusa with the chunks of Al pastor meat. It tastes like a gordita Al pastor.Check your order before you leave the restaurant.

Pésimo servicio, nunca más regreso a ese lugar, no se los recomiendo . No llevan un orden y te dejan al final. Pésimo servicio