Gauchos - Lindau

Ok,ok, we've eaten a lot of traditional German food and wanted something else. kellner was great, the place was interesting and eating, while perhaps not the mexican we use in oklahoma was good. It seems that many locals often. gauchos it is out of the beaten away and the way google directed us was interesting but worth it.

We had one of the best meal times at this place! eating is just amazing. it is authentic and different, but still delicious and not overwhelming. it is a perfect match of familiar taste and new supplements. we have tried so many dishes and still cannot decide what was best. Portions are also huge and everything is very clean. Moreover, the material is so friendly and needs time to offer them the best services. it is located in nature and it has a peaceful and easy-going atmosphere. I especially loved the oldtimer cars that are parked in front of the restaurant. if they are looking for a nice night and good food, I can't recommend it enough! I'm sure I'm back.

We just visited a few days back. Our hotel is located at the periphery of lindau, so in the evening there are only a few options for a diner. so gauchos found about 1.7 km to foot from a hotel and it was great....In a small village surrounded by obst gardens and beautiful nature. gauchos has a good Mexican food and a large selection of drinks. wants deffo is back one day!

Gauchos is not in the middle of nowhere, but in the evening we visited, it had completely filled shortly after the opening around 18 o'clock! the restaurant is cozy and atmospheric with good music and due to its location, much free parking. the menu is extensive...with all traditional favorites; we shared the nachos with cheese starters that served with hot salsa, guacamole and acid cream dips and is definitiw big enough for two! I chose the veggie fajitas for my main course and was amazed what the chef managed to do with some paprika, swirling and mushrooms (which I would normally leave and the tasty addition of spinat and cube cheese. the combination of aromen was sweet, deep and tasty! the tortillas were really soft and were presented under a sombrero lid! the fajitas were served with the usual salat, salsa, guacamole and acidic cream. my Co-Eater chose the steak burrito and noticed how it was much less stony than some burritos when it was filled with wobblen instead of rice and was served with a large byhalate. sadly, after the above table we had no place to dessert, but were offered free tequilas. I would definitely recommend to eat here, but be sure to book a table as it is a very popular choice!

We had appetizers and fajitas. Fajitas were good but the rest was a joke. The tinniest bowls of salsa and guacamole I have seen in my life. Nachos were horrible. Over 7€ for a soup plate of nachos with 3 tablespoons of melted cheese and...4 slices of jalapeños..I would not recommend it.