Very cool spot, but make sure to visit when a good number of the vendors are open. If you come too…read moreearly, you may not have too many options. Nonetheless, it's worth checking out. There really is something for everyone here. Craving a Belgian waffle? Check! Have a hankering for some sushi? Well, they have it here as well. Just want some tacos? Of course! You get the picture. Oh yeah, also some wine, beer, and cheese places too!

Props to Guadalajara! these trendy look alike food markets are popping up all over the world... and…read moredon't get me wrong, thank god for them, I mean, who doesn't like to have any imaginable type of food available at your table?? Anyway, decided to visit the place by my dearest friend's recommendation; I was not disappointed at all, a great adequation of this old space in the bohemian heart of Guadalajara. the project is still ongoing and there're a bunch of empty spaces but so far is looking sharp! Lo Bueno We ordered seafood small plates from "La Muerta", tbh the best tacos gobernador I've had (we even ordered a second plate...), a very well done Michelada (which in GDL are made with clam and tomato juice) this is hard to achieve, and the aguachile encacahuatado was yumy yumy. you can see the slow traffic street from the terrace with all its people and bikes passing by, a perfect spot to heal a hangover or to look for one. Lo Malo What's the point of having a bunch of restaurants in the same place if you are not allowed to order from a couple of them from your same table?? of course they don't tell you not to, but when we went ahead and ordered an appetizer from the restaurant next door (something that this place didn't even have in their menu), we had to ask for permission for it to be brought to our table because it was La Muerta's territory... come on people! i'm sure we can all be less greedy and share a little... Also, don't even bother ordering a Club soda lemonade (limonada de agua mineral)... they do not know how to make them...

Mercado just like I remember when I was growing up. So many food options, some great, some kinda…read moreshady. The lower levels offer merchandise like clothing, while the upstairs offers food. This place is in the heart of downtown Guadalajara. A definite must stop. The outside is so dirty, tons of trash and musty puddles of water everywhere. But honestly, I think it's part of the experience. Upon entering, the restaurant workers are really pushy to have you sit at their stalls. Be strong and walk past them. The ones by the door are usually way more expensive than the stalls on the interior white lots of more interesting food options. As far as food goes, it's really a hit or miss depending on where you decide to eat but most places are a hit! Just be ready to be interrupted by vendors selling anything from candy to cheese graters every few minutes. Also, tons of beggars asking for money. Overall a fun place to visit if you want an authentic cultural experience. It's not for everyone but for me, I absolutely love Mercados, the good and the bad.

Not a comfortable or safe shopping experience. San Juan de…read moreDios Market was overwhelming and stressful rather than enjoyable. It felt very unsafe due to the extreme crowds and the constant pressure from people asking for money. Carrying a purse or personal belongings was nerve-racking the entire time. This is not a place I would recommend for shopping, especially if you're not familiar with the area or traveling with valuables. However, there are many other great stores one street before you reach San Juan de Dios with plenty of options to browse and shop in a much calmer environment. I strongly recommend going there instead.

This place was good enough that I took the time to make its Yelp page. Anyone looking for delicious…read moreand healthy food can find it here

Found this place on Yelp and absolutely loved it! The vibe and aesthetic is awesome and the…read moreservice is amazing! Planning to visit the city again in July, and bringing my travel buddies here!

La verdad. El peor servicio que he tenido. Y no es la primera vez. Después de recordarles varias…read moreveces sobre mi orden, me ignoraban o se les olvidaba. Les advierto que mejor vayan a otro lugar cercano donde los tratarán mejor. Sorry.

Wonderful staff, great music and delicious food. I started with a mescalita jamaica that was tart,…read moresuper and delicious. Based on great suggestions I ordered the crispy cecina and gober tacos. I finished the meal with a lemonada y jamaica. Everything was excellent and I want to come back as soon as possible.

A gem in a jungle of options. The food is fresh, clean, flavorful, and relatively inexpensive. The…read moreambience is magical - an outdoor patio that feels open and intimate all at once. The music selection is honestly top tier. The bar has an open concept with a variety of drinks to select from. The staff are attentive without being annoying. The food! THE FOOD! It was genuinely hard to select an option because everything looked so appetizing - and the items ordered did NOT disappoint. I was honestly so relieved to find a healthy option. Parking is available directly in front, which is uncommon in GDL.

If you are an American living abroad or a fan of American food and good delicatessen this place is…read morea must

Hoy Compre tres ordenes de Paella muy mala. Sobre cocido el…read morearroz. Carne de puerco cruda, mucho chile morrón de lata. Muy poca almeja (dos por orden, y una de ellas totalmente cerrada) Chorizo que mas bien parecía chicharrón porque crujía al masticarlo. Mucho muy mala... No La Recomiendo

This place is so fun! You'll find any type of candy here, sold individually. They do offer some…read morelarger bags of most candy if you want a large quantity. Lots of piñatas. Yum!

Its a candy store. It been in this neighborhood for so many years, as I grew up there and used to…read morego every sunday with my siblings to buy candy. They have all sorts of candy, mexican and from the USA, its a tiny place but packed with candy and more candy.

Looking for a super clean supermarket with organic food items and fresh vegetables in Guadalajara?…read moreDefinitely look for a Fresko which is the Mexican Equivalent of WholeFoods (without the extraordinary pricing.) They have a large variety of items to choose from and it's nice to see they keep their vegetables in refrigerated lockers which I thought was sanitary. Overall impressed

Came here with some teammates since it was right down the road from our Minerva office. I'm…read morevegetarian so I was only expecting one dish which I'm ok with. To my surprise, this place turned out amazing. They made me alternate options and all food was top notch!! Even my non veg friends loved it all. The flavors of the food was amazing. A good fusion of Mexican/Italian/gourmet. The chef here knows is food. We had a ton of drinks, some good, some just ok. Desserts were very good and the service amazing. It's not a " cheap" place as far as Mexican standards but a really nice place to bring company or visitors to the area. The ambiance is eclectic and colorful and they even have valet out front. It's a must try in the Minerva area!

In Guadalajara, Mexico for a few days and got several suggestions from waiters that we needed to…read morelook hard at I Latina. We caught an Uber to a warehouse district and found a large metal sliding door across the front of a building with a small sign of I Latina. I would of driven right by the location. What was behind the door was 180 degrees from what is on the outside. Surprise, they had a large open setting with a cool vibe bar and several different seating zones. We sat in the covered patio area that was breezy. The train going by sounds like we were on the track. We ordered two appetizers, the spring rolls with peanut dipping sauce and tuna tacos with sauce. The spring rolls lack a real herb punch and were a bit bland. The tuna tacos were delicious with a real flavor blast from the sauce. One must try the tuna tacos. For dinner we ordered the Pad Thai with shrimp. This was over sauce and appeared that the sauce was poured over the dish once assembled. It was definitely not a meal I would order again. The grilled shrimp with Thai spices and a small side salad was better. The vibe is very chill and a bit eclectic. The dishes were either hit or miss. I did not enjoy the chain smoker we were seated next to as that has not happened in years. A drink or appetizers here may be a good stop at I Latino. The decor and setting is enjoyable but the food falls short for me. They need to spend more time refining the dining entrees. I will not be returning but loved the builing.