guaca & molé

food was very average for the price. ordered a cocktail drink that did not live up to the picture. service was very mediocre. ( i could smell his smoke break ) was not able to explain menu. washrooms not the cleanest.
my pork tacos were dry but my wife and kids chicken tacos were better. burrito was good. not living up to its intention.

the suburbanites of the west island have been waiting for a while for the opening of a good mexican restaurant in the area. in the last year, we saw the opening of quesada, a fast food chain restaurant on sources blvd that serves tacos, burritos and nachos. we were still lacking a good mexican fine dining restaurant where one can sit, eat, and relax with a good alcoholic beverage in a nice festive atmosphere. it had not been since the bygone years of chi chi’s restaurant on st john’s or mexicali rosa on st charles that this sleepy community had experienced a good mexican restaurant without having to travel miles into town.

went here for a last minute date-night on a sunday evening. we were planning on going to madison's across the parking lot, but this place caught our eye so we gave it a try.

kept it simple and had fish tacos and fish burrito.
the tacos are on soft shells. you get three at it was plenty.
the burrito was very good. not spicy but flavourful. had it with salad. generous portion.

price was reasonable and i feel it would be better on a nice warm evening with the windows open and terrace seating.

a nice change at a new place (for us).

this place is a hidden gem! really delicious variety of food, great ambience and decor! wide selection of tequilas you cannot find elsewhere, go 4-7 on a week day and you get 30% off your drinks! the pierna de cordero lamb dish is superb along with there tortilla soup! you have to try it!

this has to be the very best chicken enchiladas with mole sauce i've ever had. and if you've had mole at a resto before you know that's there are only two degrees if flavor, rich, dark, toasty and slightly sweet or burnt dirt. most places serve the "burnt dirt," variety. but not this place, the flavor profile is incredible.

if you've been wavering about trying this place out, stop, and just go!

nice ambience, i bet it's much better in summer when they windows come out..
tried taco tuesdays - great special 3$ any flavor taco
overall good.

my husband and i tried this restaurant tonight for the first time and we were so impressed! the decor is so beautiful and the ambiance is great for a date night. we had the mexican poutine which was delicious! the tacos are so flavourful, i tried three and seriously couldn't decide which was the best as each one was better than the last. you won't be disappointed!

i have been there twice never regretted neither visits. i will go there again. i had the lamb best dish ever. great amazing delicious wonderful food. the place has an amazing original decor. the staff is really great fast and has a great smile.

the amazing varieties of tequilas are enough to keep me coming back, the food is pretty good too. i have tried all the tacos and they are all worth a try. a good selection of beers too.

at guaca & molé, hugo leone gante, not only showcases the flavors of his homeland but different dishes from other  mexican provinces done in a contemporary style with his special touches producing a true soulful experience of different flavors of the region of the
yucatan.this 120-seat restaurant boasts a 40-seat terrasse that is privately secluded with cedar trees where you can enjoy  a multitude of your favorite mexican drinks. inside you fill find a tequila bar with long high tables for quick bites and drinks and a more formal dining area
with tables and banquettes alongside the wall. 

the premise is bright with a mix of chic modern style, glass doors and floor to ceiling windows all around. suspended lighting in various forms, with white walls and colorful decorative masks. the decor is easy on the eyes with light wood tables and brown leather banquettes,
with splashes of color like sky blue/yellow tables and chairs all evoking the
colors of mexico. the awe inspiring factor here is the
painted mural of faces symbolic with the dias des los muertos. in aztec
culture, skulls are positive symbol, not only meaning death but also of rebirth.
the painted faces are a powerful symbol for
the ability for humans to get in touch with their darker, chaotic side and to
overcome fear of death and celebrate life. its tradition is a mixture of
catholic beliefs with the religions of indigenous mexican people. although a
bit scary to some, the mural and its mysteriousness create a festive fun and
vibrant ambiance. it also may bring good luck to a restaurant situated in a
spot that has not had much luck lately. i am keeping my fingers crossed and was
eager after such a long wait to start off my celebration in this beautiful
locale.