410 Miracle Mile
Lebanon, NH 03766
603.448.1408 (phone)
lebanon@gusanoz.com
Web Site, Menu
Common mis-spellings (mispellings, misspellings): gusanos
Lebanon, NH 03766
603.448.1408 (phone)
lebanon@gusanoz.com
Web Site, Menu
VERIFIED on Tue Nov 11, 2008
Updated Wed Nov 12, 2008 - Viewed 197 times
Favorited 2 times Rated 8 times
Parking: lot
Owned by: Nick Yager and Maria Limon
Favorited 2 times Rated 8 times
| Hours: | Fri - Sat 11AM - 11PM |
| Sun 11AM - 9PM | |
| Mon - Thu 11AM - 10PM |
Parking: lot
Owned by: Nick Yager and Maria Limon
Description
Gusanoz has opened Gusanoz Taqueria, a small, fast shop in Hanover.
Gusanoz has suspended delivery service in the Lebanon and Hanover area.
Check out their new "Lite Menu", with healthier Mexican choices served with fajita vegetables, most under 400 calories. They also offer several options for vegetarians, including cheese and mushroom enchiladas, and while refried beans are often made with lard, Gusanoz' refried beans are vegan.
Nestled in the corner of a shopping center near the DMV and the
Lebanon Entertainment Theaters movie theater, Gusanoz offers authentic
Mexican dishes in a colorful and pleasantly chaotic atmosphere.
You can find all the old standards - tacos, burritos, enchiladas,
tostadas, nachos - as well as some gringo food - burgers and chicken
fingers and wraps. And if you're feeling a bit more adventurous, you
might try something you may not have tried before, like traditional
Mexican mole sauce - a savory chocolate sauce usually served over
chicken or cheese enchiladas. Or try the Tacos al Pastor (pork tacos)
or the Tacos de Carne Asada (steak tacos).
Gusanoz also has a full bar and serves Mexican beers and many styles
of margarita. If you're a tequila or margarita fan, you might want to
give "The Six Sisters" margarita sampler a shot. Gusanoz also has live
music and dancing on Saturday nights.
Gusanoz has suspended delivery service in the Lebanon and Hanover area.
Check out their new "Lite Menu", with healthier Mexican choices served with fajita vegetables, most under 400 calories. They also offer several options for vegetarians, including cheese and mushroom enchiladas, and while refried beans are often made with lard, Gusanoz' refried beans are vegan.
Nestled in the corner of a shopping center near the DMV and the
Lebanon Entertainment Theaters movie theater, Gusanoz offers authentic
Mexican dishes in a colorful and pleasantly chaotic atmosphere.
You can find all the old standards - tacos, burritos, enchiladas,
tostadas, nachos - as well as some gringo food - burgers and chicken
fingers and wraps. And if you're feeling a bit more adventurous, you
might try something you may not have tried before, like traditional
Mexican mole sauce - a savory chocolate sauce usually served over
chicken or cheese enchiladas. Or try the Tacos al Pastor (pork tacos)
or the Tacos de Carne Asada (steak tacos).
Gusanoz also has a full bar and serves Mexican beers and many styles
of margarita. If you're a tequila or margarita fan, you might want to
give "The Six Sisters" margarita sampler a shot. Gusanoz also has live
music and dancing on Saturday nights.
Your Review
Reviews:
I agree with fepe's review. Gusanoz was quite good (although a bit uneven) at first. Now, it's not worth going.
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Gusanoz was promising when it first opened up, as the UV desperately needs some real Mexican food. Margaritas is bad tex-mex, and the other past Mexican restaurants here Shorty’s (bad tex-mex again) and Mojos all closed down long ago. Too bad Gusanoz has never lived up to that promise. The best items they have are the Chicken Mole enchiladas and their salsa verde for the chips. Everything else I have tried has been a bland, flavorless, and a disappointment. Why go out for Mexican when you can easily make it better at home? For a vegetarian there is nothing worth trying. The bean burritos and guacamole tostadas are once again suffering from being bland and uninspired. Tried the spinach burrito once and it had such a strong spinach flavor Popeye couldn’t even eat it. It makes me question if the cooks even eat the food they are preparing. Adding some spice and flavor to the dishes would be a good first step. One example is the sad limp yellow rice served with all the meals. It tastes like nothing.
Sadly the closest places for real Mexican food are 1) Candeleros in Manchester, VT 2) Las Pinatas in Laconia, NH and the best in the area by far has got to be La Caretta with locations in Manchester, NH, Keene, and Derry. You owe it to yourself to try La Caretta sometime. It is authentic and delicious. |
The best Mexican food in the Upper Valley but that's not saying much. The food is decent, but stay away from the guacamole. They use too much lemon and it ends up slimy. The service is slow which is unusual for a Mexican restaurant. Give yourself plenty of time to eat if you're trying to catch a movie afterwards.
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Good food, I love the carnitas too. Fairly small, kind of cramped really. It's a little tricky with a big party, moving small uneven tables and just getting them to allocate enough tables for you. Things can be slow (we missed our movie once). But, the food is good.
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