Up the Rio Cuale is a little colonia called Paso Ancho. In Paso Ancho is a river-side restaurant called La Huerta.
Every Sunday they have Mongolian Stir-Fry and Mariachi music. The Mariachi band also has a woman violinist who has an amazing vioce! The music is from 2:30 to 3:30. So get here about 1:00- 1:30 for a great table.
The Mongolian stir fry is 75 pesos, you get a bowl and you fill it up with your choice of veggies, chicken or beef and sauces and they fry it up on a giant Mongolian wok and serve it to you at your table. They have excellent drinks, beer, margaritas and piña coladas, and after you can go horseback riding up the river for 100 pesos per hour.
To get here, take a taxi to La Huerta in Paso Ancho, or take the smaller white PA (Paso Ancho bus) which you can catch on Lazaro Cardenas and Aguacate in the Emiliano Zapata colonia (Behind the big Farmacia Guadalajara on Insurgentes.) Tell the driver La Huerta, it is about three or four blocks after the second bridge...on the left.
Great place, beautiful river area, excellent food and drinks and off the beaten path. Used to be known just by the locals, but now quite a few snowbirds and local expats escape here on Sundays for a great time. Everyone I take here absolutely loves it!
Every Sunday they have Mongolian Stir-Fry and Mariachi music. The Mariachi band also has a woman violinist who has an amazing vioce! The music is from 2:30 to 3:30. So get here about 1:00- 1:30 for a great table.
The Mongolian stir fry is 75 pesos, you get a bowl and you fill it up with your choice of veggies, chicken or beef and sauces and they fry it up on a giant Mongolian wok and serve it to you at your table. They have excellent drinks, beer, margaritas and piña coladas, and after you can go horseback riding up the river for 100 pesos per hour.
To get here, take a taxi to La Huerta in Paso Ancho, or take the smaller white PA (Paso Ancho bus) which you can catch on Lazaro Cardenas and Aguacate in the Emiliano Zapata colonia (Behind the big Farmacia Guadalajara on Insurgentes.) Tell the driver La Huerta, it is about three or four blocks after the second bridge...on the left.
Great place, beautiful river area, excellent food and drinks and off the beaten path. Used to be known just by the locals, but now quite a few snowbirds and local expats escape here on Sundays for a great time. Everyone I take here absolutely loves it!