Peccato Di Gola - 36251 Marfil

Excellent food. The chef owner is actually Italian and the food is very authentic. I gadvthe spaghetti carbonara and it was absolutely perfect. They don't have any Chianti by the glass, and I really didn't care for the selection they did have by the glass. So I bought a bottle of the Chianti and they let me take what was left over home with me which was great. The only disappointment was the dessert menu they had the ubiquitous tiramisu that every Italian restaurant on that planet seems to want to serve you but no Zabaglione (AKA zabajone, sabayon) ? my favorite Italian dessert. Instead I had what I guess you would call one of those flourless chocolate cake desserts. It was very good but insanely rich. I ate only a couple bites of it and send the rest home with my companion for his sister, she loves sweets. But it was very good. The setting is very pleasant, the decour is warm and inviting and the chairs were super comfortable. Service was very good very professional. When I asked them if they could do me a zabaglione, the waiter actually went into the kitchen and brought the owner / Chef out to explain why they couldn't. I will be back.

My pizza was flavorful with a crust the way I like it. The price was right, too. The wine on the other hand was way over priced. I asked for a basic house red. It tasted fine, but 130 pesos. That's what my pizza cost. Still, it's a very popular place.

I went with a 10 person group from work. The place is small but has a lot of charm. We started with a meat and cheese plate that came with a house made goat cheese that was to die for (If you like the richness of goat cheese that is). Main coarse size was a bit small but was priced accordingly for what I would call a mid high end restaurant. Though it was a small portion size, the lobster ravioli was amazing to the last bite. My wife order off menu and had chicken which they accommodated her with. For desert we had what I can only describe as a coffee jello topped with Bailey's and vanilla ice cream. It was very good and if you like coffee deserts, I would recommend it. Lastly, they had a very good wine menu. All in all it was a great experience. I would done again.

Such a gem in Guanajuato. REAL Italian food in the heart of Mexico. Wood fired pizzas, mouthwatering pastas and a lovely atmosphere. Highly recommend.

Good pizza. Pleasant restaurant. You might be surprised at $160 for a Copa de vino Mexicana. Ask the price for wine.

Delicious Italian food with plenty of pasta, seafood and meat choices. Just a short distance outside of downtown Guanajuato, this beautiful restaurant is a great place to unwind with a glass of wine and an exceptional meal. From appetizers to salads to main courses, and of course desserts, the service and quality is fantastic.

Upscale feel with reasonable prices. Lasagna and antipasto appetizer we're fabulous. Pizza just a touch underdone but still delicious. Quick jaunt from Centro.

It is a good place to go for lunch or dinner, the food is at a price according to the type of food, in this case Italian. You can go in casual plan or even to celebrate an important event, the service is friendly and fast according to the food you order. The only thing that I still do not like is that they take a while to give you a table, but it could be justified by the circumstances in which we find ourselves due to Covid-19