Tortas Ahogadas El Principe Heredero

Mexican restaurant · Guadalajara ·

Tortas Ahogadas El Principe Heredero

Mexican restaurant · Guadalajara ·

Best tortas ahogadas, crispy bolillo, spicy salsa, 60+ yrs

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Epigmenio González 200, Mexicaltzingo, 44180 Guadalajara, Jal., Mexico Get directions

MX$1–100

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"Another fixture in La Perla Tapatía, this humble street stand has been around since 1959 and is portrayed as a place where residents flock for birotes stuffed with carnitas bonded by a smear of pale, buttery refried beans, then bathed in a savory duo of tomato sauce and fiery salsa de chile de arbol. The emphasis is on its classic, no-frills style and its status as a long-standing go-to for tortas ahogadas." - Bill Esparza

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Tortas Ahogadas El Principe Heredero

Chelle T

Google

The customers say this is the best including our cab drivers. Service is efficient even though they are really busy. Ordered ahogadas and tacos. The ahogada had sourdough bread with crispy edges and you can taste the tomato sauce. My friend liked the crispy tacos as well.

Rod J

Google

If you go to Guadalajara you MUST HAVE a torta ahogada, and there are thousands of other places, but if you are looking for the best… el príncipe heredero!!! They prepare with a special bread (bolillo) that one side is hard so when they are soaked in the amazing salsa it stays crispy and crunchy!! Unbelievable!!! The line moves fast and it’s well organized and worth any wait.

Luis “Mr.Kopriti” G.

Google

A torta ahogada is a staple of Guadalajara, and this stand delivers. Traditional and delicious, don't hesitate to try one out!!

Jorge G.

Google

The most traditional “Torta Ahogada” from GDL. These are the real ones and you won’t regret to try them. Since I was a child I used to come often and they still keep the touch and taste!

BigO M.

Google

These tortas are the real deal.very spicy not much room to sit,but worth the wait for a seat.

Michael L.

Google

These are probably the best tortas ahogadas I've ever had in my life. And my personal favorite is to have it inside of a bag. I know it sounds weird but it's amazing you bite the corner and then just slurp up the entire torta, world's best creation.

Audrina A.

Google

A typical place in Guadalajara, its staff is very friendly, the food...excellent.

Jennifer

Google

The tortas ahogadas is totally over rated here. You can get way better at the markets for cheaper. The horchata is ok.

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Tortas Ahogadas El Principe Heredero

Chelle T

Google

Rod J

Google

Luis “Mr.Kopriti” G.

Google

A torta ahogada is a staple of Guadalajara, and this stand delivers. Traditional and delicious, don't hesitate to try one out!!

Jorge G.

Google

The most traditional “Torta Ahogada” from GDL. These are the real ones and you won’t regret to try them. Since I was a child I used to come often and they still keep the touch and taste!

BigO M.

Google

These tortas are the real deal.very spicy not much room to sit,but worth the wait for a seat.

Michael L.

Google

Audrina A.

Google

A typical place in Guadalajara, its staff is very friendly, the food...excellent.

Jennifer

Google

The tortas ahogadas is totally over rated here. You can get way better at the markets for cheaper. The horchata is ok.

Tortas Ahogadas El Principe Heredero

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