Los Campos

Top choice in Guanajuato


A Canadian-Mexican husband-and-wife team runs this small cozy, candlelit restaurant. The innovative menu, which runs from tapas plates to full dishes such as stuffed ancho chili on a bed of pearl barley with huitlacoche (corn mushrooms), nopal and corn, is a cut above other Guanajuato restaurants in terms of variety and ingredients. Reserve ahead for evenings.


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