Welcome to Panteón Taurino
Panteón Taurino, nestled in the heart of León de los Aldama, is a vibrant culinary homage to the unique culture of Mexican bullfighting. This restaurant captivates patrons with its exquisite offerings, highlighting traditional dishes like Cochinita Pibil and Milanesa De Res, each crafted with authenticity and flair. The decor celebrates the spirit of the bullring, creating an immersive dining experience. Guests rave about the welcoming service and delectable flavors, making it a must-visit spot for both locals and tourists. The lively atmosphere, paired with delightful beverages and homemade desserts, ensures that every meal becomes a memorable celebration of Mexican heritage.
Panteón Taurino: Reviews & Ratings
Came to eat here on a Sunday night, and enjoyed a great meal. Great service too!
Mexican/Spanish bullfighter restaurant, was commemoration and unique bar decorations.
Very nice place, food is good, service was ok. Not to attentive
Great food and experience, AAA if you are on Leon you must go to this place, exquisite food and service
Place is know as Botana place as long as you buy liquor they keep bringing snacks. You also order from menu which meat plates are good!! Price decent they have you dance on bar
Everything me and my family had was enjoyed, salsas were spicy but they had some lighter options in the menu. Drinks were strong and atmosphere was enjoyable. Great place to start or end a stroll through the Centro de Leon.
It's not only a restaurant but also a museum with a lot of bull fight memorabilia, if you are into that. Over all a great place.
Have no complaints everything where perfect, highly recommended.
Location
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C. Calz. de los Heroes 408, Andrade, 37020 León de los Aldama, Gto., Mexico Hotline: +52 477 713 4969
Welcome to Panteón Taurino, a renowned culinary gem nestled in León de los Aldama, Mexico. This vibrant establishment is more than just a restaurant; it’s a tribute to the rich heritage of Mexican and Spanish bullfighting culture, beautifully reflected in its decor and ambiance.
Located at C. Calz. de los Heroes 408, Andrade, 37020 León de los Aldama, Gto., Panteón Taurino invites you to indulge in an array of mouthwatering dishes that celebrate the flavors of the region. As you step inside, the unique bar decorations and warm atmosphere immediately suggest a festive dining experience.
Panteón Taurino is acclaimed for its diverse menu, featuring traditional favorites that will tantalize your taste buds. Here are some highlights:
- Rib Eye A La Parrilla: A succulent rib-eye steak, grilled to perfection and served with baked potatoes, salad, and beans for just $395.00.
- Tampiqueña De Res: This dish showcases tender beef with baked potatoes, lettuce, and beans for $280.00.
- Oreja De Elefante: A delightful breaded beef milanesa, smothered in rich guajillo sauce, priced at $380.00.
- Parrillada Ganadera: A perfect option for sharing, this offering includes milanesa, arrachera, and chorizo, ideal for 2-3 guests at $560.00.
- Camarones Rellenos: Bacon-wrapped shrimp filled with cream cheese, paired with spicy chipotle sauce (6 pcs).
For those looking for a casual bite, the Festival De La Comida menu offers tasty options like the Hamburguesa De Res, a mouthwatering beef burger loaded with cheese, bacon, and fresh toppings for $180.00, and Consome De Barbacoa, a soul-warming beef broth for $168.00.
Patrons have noted the friendly service at Panteón Taurino, with many customers, like Gilberto Ramirez and Luis Rodriguez, praising the quality of both the food and the attentive staff. However, some, like Maria Roman, have mentioned that service can occasionally be a bit slow during busy hours.
For an immersive experience, many visitors enjoy the lively atmosphere where you can sip your drink and relish complimentary snacks, keeping the energy vibrant and welcoming. As John Ramirez aptly described it, Panteón Taurino is as much about the overall experience as it is about the delicious food.
Whether you're a local or just passing through León, make sure to stop by Panteón Taurino. With its exquisite dishes, rich culture, and engaging environment, this restaurant is not just a dining destination, but a flavorful journey into the heart of Mexican culinary tradition.