Carnitas y Tortas Ahogadas Guadalajara 3 3338 Kietzke Lane, Reno, NV 89502

"We are visiting Reno from Houston and Houston. Texas is filled with Mexican options and still this place in Reno managed to stand out to us. if we are ever back in Reno Lake Tahoe area. We will definitely come back here."

"LIVE MUSIC, friendly servers, great Mexican food. All around very good."

"Simply amazing food, delicious tasted, great service a must try if you like are a fan of unique items they offer. Their champurrado ? The flavor and consistency is better than most. Their tortas ahogada? Was delicious and perfection as I had imagined and bit more. I originally tried them elsewhere but was not a fan, but that instance it was just lacking I knew it couldn't be such popular dish and be so lacking in flavor, I'm glad I I tried them here. The ahogada has the perfect bread, crunchy so it doesn't get soggy but definitely want the sauce without it not quite a ahogada which stands for smothered. The sauce was well balanced quite flavorful and the sauce provided to add spiciness was perfect. I had to go back to try their birria and ordered chico which came with 6 hand made tortillas. For a restaurant it was the best I've had, it was tender not gammy at all and fell apart, it had no smell or quite subtle which is a must and why most forwnbupon because others don't prepare properly. The habanero sauce was perfection also for this while they offer a out 4 salsas for your preference. The chia water? Very unique, very delicious and can't give enough props to the staff and cooks. Keep it up! Definately recommend to anyone in town or coming to Reno to stop by. I definitely need to try their birrea beef in caldo next."

"First time there and food is Really good however lack of customer service I expect more personable specially being newer in Reno I’m not from Guadalajara where the authentic Tortas ahogada but they are really good and Tacos Of Canasta are a must try be careful with the salsa is Hot."

"This is a pretty popular place for lunch around 1:00pm with the Mexican crowds. I walked in and felt like I was back home in Texas or Arizona with so many Hispanic customers dining in. The entrance however is tricky, the business has 2 doors one is locked and has a sign saying to use the other door the one that's unlocked is closer to the entry from Moana Ln, I entered from Kietzke Ln which is the view from the images and walked around the corner to the unlocked door. There wasn't a waitress standing at the entry to sit people, so I just walked to the counter and ordered my drink they're serving champurrado during this chilly season, and it's tasty, the price is reasonable. Customer service is okay for a busy little restaurant (as you can see I was the 77th customer)! Took about 5 minutes to get my drink, so not too bad for my only order."