Such a cute spot for breakfast or brunch!!Service was stellar from the moment we walked in, the…read moredecor is a combination of eclectic meets nature with all of their beautiful plants. I ordered the avocado toast and it tasted so fresh and delicious!! Also ordered a cappuccino that was just perfect! Love the gay pride throughout this restaurant, not only in the decor as well as in their beautiful employees. Come check them out!!?

I absolutely loved this place. I would say it's one of the best meals I had while visiting…read moreGuadalajara. The food was amazing and the service was even better. Even with our language barrier, the servers were patient and able to help me select great food items. The restaurant's decor was beautiful and very comfortable. I would definitely recommend to anyone visiting the area.

On my 5th trip to GDL we tried this Excellent little open air coffee shop nestled in the ground…read morefloor of the MIL tower in Guadalajara. Nice chill vibe. We came here at 09:30am on a Sat morning. I'm usually a Starbucks guy but no one can argue against the fact that little coffee shops like these offer higher quality brews, cause that's just a fact. It's near the Brick steakhouse which I will be reviewing tonite on my third visit. In the morning it's a chill vibe cause the adjacent restaurants are mostly closed but later in the day you will enjoy a more lively atmosphere due to bustling people in the nearby restaurants and bars.

Excellent double espresso on the rooftop food court at Midtown. Very comfortable covered outdoor…read moreseating areas. Lots of good choices nearby. Two baristas were very friendly and eager about their grand opening.

This is a nice little hipster cafe located in Central Guadalajara and across the street from…read moreInstituto Cultural and the Templo Expiatorio. I've always walked by it, but never had the opportunity to grab something, because I was always on the go. However, when a buddy of mine came down from Aguascalientes, I couldn't resist. Walking in, it is a narrow because they share space with another restaurant, which makes it unique in a sense. They have a little barricade along the wall to separate the two businesses. The walls have murals which you can notice and catch your attention while walking into and passing by the shop. They have a generous amount of seating and have hanging plants which makes the atmosphere and ambiance very outdoorsy. Food: The serve sandwiches, brownies and cookie to your liking. Coffee: I ordered the large cappuccino, which was excellent. Juices: Yes, they seem to have quite a variety! Annnnnd Yes!!! They have free Wi-Fi My Overall Experience: If you're looking to take a break and want to chill out for a bit. I definitely recommend this spot. Enjoy!!!

Small coffee shop on the way to the Templo Expiatorio. One of the few coffee shops we went to that…read morehad decaf coffee. My husband was able to get his iced decaf soy latte. Yeay!!

Absolutely delicious and hidden little gem near Starbucks so if you in the mood for something a…read morelittle more authentic this is the place to be! And yes I've drank all of these while being Mexico for my job

Super fancy decor. The vibe is over the top. Wood tone, mood lighting, great seating. The service…read moreis maddening slow. We have a ride coming and only a single person in front of us and it took forever. The coffee tasted exactly same as a regular Starbucks. I was super excited when I saw the place. All I can say is meh.

My first trip to a Starbucks Reserve! This place is cool esp for a Starbucks. Outside seating and…read moretwo places to choose from makes this a nice spot to chill. Super fancy inside with some cool coffee gadgets and Starbucks swag to buy. I will say the menu is a wee bit intimidating as I don't subscribe to Coffee Snob magazine but the server was super cool and had a lot of patience with me lol. I ended up getting a cold brew float which was potent and woke me up! It was pretty dead here at 9am but imagine it gets packed later on in the day. Not a bad experience for my first time!

So, I have been trying to get in here during their open hours but who would have thought that a…read morecoffee shop called 5pm doesn't open until 5pm. lol I think that I have had to adjust the scale that I use to evaluate a good cup of coffee because I have found so many excellent coffee shops in Guadalajara. Café 5pm really stands out as one of the best. They don't need to open up at 5am and cater to the caffeine junkies like a starbucks does because they are selling flavor and experience. It more akin to the slow-foods movement that appreciates the moment and the experience than just a buzz in a to-go cup. These guys make a mean espresso and serve it with a water chaser. The beans are roasted really well and you get to taste the coffee. I got to try beans from Veracruz and Nayarit, and I can't wait to go back to try the beans that were recently roasted. It reminds me more of a bar than a coffee shop. There is a really cool patio and lounge that was packed both times I was there. From the looks of it, they are set up to handle very large volumes of customers. As you walk in the building there is a retail outlet with crazy selection of machines for making coffee. However you want to brew your coffee these guys are going to show you the correct way to maximize your enjoyment. If you are a discerning coffee enthusiast then you have to bookmark this place and make the trip. Just remember that they don't open up until 5pm.

Yo era cliente frecuente y me encantaban los huevos rancheros. Hoy fui a desayunar, y me dijeron…read moreque cambiaron el menú y que ya no estaban disponibles. Le pregunté a la mesera que si podía preguntar a cocina si los podían preparar, y me dijo que no. No es tanto que hayan cambiado el menú, sino que ni siquiera fue a preguntar. Mal servicio. Estoy seguro que si fuera el/la dueño/a, si me los hubieran preparado. La verdad solo iba a desayunar eso porque eran los mejores huevos rancheros del área. Y pues que lastima me da, pero ya perdieron un cliente permanentemente. Gracias por el servicio de todos estos años.

This is a delightful cafe that we look forward to visiting when we are in town. The service is…read moregreat and the food is delicious. Every bite is a pleasure. We always take some pastries to go. The ambience is very European and clean. The prices are fair. Definitely a favorite.

Cafe Madeleine is a hidden delight near several large hotels in the Guadalajara. The lattes and…read morechocolate Eiffel Tower shaped cookies were both excellent and a nice treat on a rainy day.

Get ready to stand in line. Why? Because this place is AMAZING! The menu offering the most creative…read moreand delicious waffles and crepes, either savory or sweet. They also serve chilaquiles which were to die for. They also served gourmet coffees to compliment your masterpiece of a meal. Ya gotta go..

We had been on the go all day and were not really hungry so we decided to hit this place for…read moredinner. It did not disappoint. The service was great and both waffles we ordered were delicious. All the fruit they add was so fresh.

I visit Guadalajara at-least once a month, and refuse to patronize Starbucks, or any other large…read morecoffee chains, in favor of smaller family-run operations. That being said, finding a quality cup of coffee in GDL to my taste is easier said than done. That was until I found Café Oro Maya. This place is located near Chapalita, one of the best places to find great food in GDL. Just across the street from the glorieta, you'll find easy parking right in-front. With comfortable seating inside and out, you'll find a selection of traditional Mexican coffees. Or, as I often do, I'll get a coffee "para llevar" (to-go) and stroll the glorieta, which often has artists selling beautiful paintings/sculptures. The owner/operator is very friendly and knowledgeable about the coffee he sells, which originates from the Chiapas region of Mexico. The coffee is grown in fair trade and environmentally sustainable conditions. The owner seemed to recognize that my Spanish isn't the best, and spoke to me about his coffees in English, but I still force myself to learn and speak in Spanish, because it sounds much better. While sipping a Mayan espresso, I find myself relaxing in this beautiful shop, playing a game of dominoes, and wishing I could take this coffee home with me to California. I'll settle for a pound of beans to take back with me on the plane, because I know I'll be back soon, and will always make it a point to visit Café Oro Maya.

This is the best coffee in GDL. Little shop that is within walking distance of the Riu and other…read morehotels. Run by a very friendly gentleman who speaks English. Everything is made with their organic coffee grown in the Chiapas region of Mexico. They also sell their beans, chocolate, and cacao nibs for you to take home. Definitley hit this place up for a cup of coffee. I had the cafe mocha with almond milk and cacao nibs and it was excellent!