Tortas Ahogadas Guadalajara

Wow!!!! Typically like to keep these little gems to myself. But, this place is legit. True authentic Mexican food. It's in an indoor mini-mart. So you know it's bomb! I ordered the cubana torta (under $9 bucks) It hit all levels of my childhood growing up in La Puente, Ca.As you're ordering your food, you have a woman making fresh tortillas. Gotta come back for tacos :-) Side note: menu prices are cheap. Anytime you can get a Carne asada torta under $8 bucks. #winning

I was confused about the entrance of this restaurant but when entering the mercado, there it was. It felt like a hole in the wall. I tried the Happy Burrito for breakfast, which was filled with steak, chilaquiles with green sauce, beans, and cheese. The burrito was quite large, and the tortilla was notably soft. There is a salsa bar as well.One thing I missed was eggs in the burrito, which I thought would be standard for a breakfast item. Nevertheless, the meal was satisfying, and I'm curious about the other dishes they offer!

I visit this place frequently and overall, it is an incredibly satisfying experience. The friendly staff, and mouthwatering flavors made it a memorable meal. From the sizzling burritos to the authentic tacos, every dish was bursting with traditional Mexican flavors.However, if there's one minor downside to mention, it would be the bread used for the torta ahogada. While delicious in its own right, it didn't quite match the original from Guadalajara. (In GDL we use a bread called Birote, it does not get soggy)Despite this, the generous portion sizes and bold flavors more than made up for it.I highly recommend this spot to anyone craving a taste of Mexico. With its delicious cuisine and welcoming atmosphere, it's sure to leave you coming back for more.

Sort of a confusing place because it's tucked in a shopping area. We heard this place is great from friends and it was. I got a beef torta and it was a darn good sandwich. While we were waiting we realized that we were the only non Hispanic people in the place. I'm a firm believer if the folks of that cuisine eat there it's going to be good. The salsas had great flavors and weren't too spicy. The portions are generous.

I've had my eye on this place for a few years now and I finally went to try it and I am so glad I did! Originally, I wanted to try their torta milanesa (breaded beef) but when I asked which is better between the milanesa or carne asada, the lady at the register said carne asada. Omg, if you haven't tried their torta yet, it's a must! It was so flavorful!!! The carne asada was perfectly seasoned and tender. Wasn't dry at all. The chunks of avocado were fresh and bright, lettuce was crunchy, and the grilled onions were soft and sweet. There was a thin layer of refried beans in there too. I usually don't eat beans and didn't know that was going to be in there but it actually went well with everything else! Top it with some red/green sauce from the sauce bar. Honestly, it didn't really need any sauce but I love food saucy and spicy (the sauces weren't spicy at all though). The torta was pretty big. I saved the other half for later.It's located inside of a market. You'll see it as soon as you walk in. Plenty of tables if you want to eat there. Service was great. Friendly workers and friendly people inside too. I will definitely be back again to try the milanesa next time!

On my recent visit to Tortas Ahogadas Guadalajara, I had the pleasure of trying their ham breakfast burrito. It was a satisfying choice with a good balance of flavors. What really made the meal stand out was the salsa bar. The selection was impressive, offering a variety of salsas that complemented the burrito well. It's definitely a highlight and something that would bring me back to the restaurant.

Finally found some authentic Mexican food! Truly a hidden gem in Chandler. We came on a Saturday night and there were a few folks eating but it wasn't busy at all. It was super easy to order, the menu is expansive. My husband had the Cubano Torta and I had the Vallarta burrito. This burrito was as big as my forearm, no exaggeration. Filled with three types of meat, potatoes, avocado, and cheese, I could barely eat a quarter of it. It was massive.This spot is located in a small plaza with lots of other businesses. It was like taking a step into Mexico. Lovely staff, great food, and a truly authentic experience. We will be back!

AMAZING FOOD. Tbh at first I was a little hesitant to try but my childhood friend BEGGED me to go and I agreed. Thank god for her because that was DELICIOUS. I try to keep my judgements to a minimum and not be too harsh but no need because not only did I love the food I went in for seconds and ordered more! The service was good and actually pretty fast‼ the staff was kind and welcoming. I for sure will come back ASAP when I'm craving their delicious Tortas.

I havent been in the area long, but finding a decent Mexican restaurant has been a challenge...until today. Tortas Ahogados came up on yelp & one of the first pics was of the ever illusive Torta Cubano. Few places make this & even fewer make it well. It looks great & tastes even better here. I will definitely be back to work my way down the menu. The torta is big, so some folks will want to share, but its a big menu, so you'll find something you love...

La torta de pierna está deliciosa. El sabor y el tamaño por el precio están súper bien. Ya es de mis lugares más frecuentados. El caldo de res también súper recomendado y los tacos de carnitas y buche ni se diga.