Guadalajara Mexican Restaurant

I went here with my family. The food is easily some of the best, if not THE BEST, Mexican food we've ever had! Everything was exceptional and made to perfection 👌. The staff is polite and attentive. The establishment itself has an authentic feel to it. Hard to believe going to Sleepy Hollow would have uncovered such a find, but we're happy it did. Absolutely worth the trip!

(Note: I write these reviews in part for my own nationwide-USA only-business clients, for travel and activity inspiration. Follow me for more! I’m a financial planner - CFP®️practitioner - with a focus on retirement wealth strategies, primarily serving business women and LGBTQ individuals. We are Planning for Good®️, providing Wealth Strategies with Heart.) Next time I’m on the area, I’ll absolutely stop on here. This is authentic Mexican cuisine. The table made guacamole was excellent. Everything we ordered was fresh and not over seasoned. The drinks were excellent. There was no entertainment that day but I like it quite while I dine. The servers were very attentive and friendly. This place isn’t cheap, but you get what you pay for. With rising prices, I was not at all surprised by the

Definitely a lively restaurant when we visited on Cinco De Mayo. Not sure whether it is same regular days. Quite an expensive restaurant. For this price point, food seemed quite normal as that of any Mexican chain restaurants. Unique flavor profiles weren’t that evident with fajitas or enchiladas. Service was good. Friendly staff. We tried margaritas and loved it. Not sure whether I would totally recommend this restaurant missing the wow factor. Will continue hunt for a good Mexican restaurant in neighborhood.

Excellent food. Good sized portions. There are a lot of tables here so would be good for a big group. In addition to the inside, there is an outdoor area. The decor is great and adds to the experience. The have had Mariachi bands in the past

We visited this Mexican restaurant for lunch around 2:30 PM on a Sunday. The place was pretty empty, which made for a relaxed dining experience. The design of the restaurant was really cool and seemed authentically Mexican. Service was excellent—very attentive and kind. However, the nachos were a bit disappointing as they were more like small, bite-sized crackers, not what you typically expect when you think of nachos. I had the chimichangas and flautas, both served with rice and beans. The chimichangas were out of this world. It seemed like they used some sort of filo dough, and the chicken was shredded and mixed with an amazing sauce before being wrapped up and deep-fried. The flautas were also delicious. The margaritas were fantastic. Overall, it’s a cozy and cool spot that’s worth a