Super mega deli! Nos encantó todo. El muffin de dulce de leche y calientito aún más. También…read moreprobamos el pastel de almendras y el de coco. Esquisto!!!! Y el personal muy amable. El lugar está muy chic parece librería moderna. Nos encantó!

This was one of our first places to eat when we arrived and it was absolutely delicious! Cute venue…read moreand much larger inside than it appears from the street! Everyone was very kind, the servers are dressed super cute with their custom aprons and they ever brought us English menus!!!! The decor was so beautiful, loved everything about it! Very clean, amazing food and a great price for a large group for sure!!

Easily one of the best breakfasts we had the entire trip. The restaurant was pretty packed when we…read moregot there but they have a ton of seating and we got seated right away. Their waitstaff is so attentive and they move quick. I knew i wanted to try the chilaquiles and I'm glad i did. Both the green and red sauce were so flavorful. I asked for salsa to add an extra kick and it complemented the meal so well. The concha J had from the bread basket was so fluffy and soft. I'm longing for the next time I'm in Andares so I can have this meal again!

Excellent food and service! Servers are professional and friendly! We really enjoyed the food and…read moreservice. We highly recommend this restaurant! Enjoy!

This restaurant was a great surprise. We walked past it many times but didn't notice it for what it…read morewas. The service, food and ambiance were all top notch. They are located on the corner of Calle Maestraza and Calle Jose Maria Morelos. I was not sure about El Arte as we were sitting in the window as were three other tables as well as the whole restaurant is visible and there is a lot of foot traffic. But you don't even notice everyone walking by because of the great job they do keeping you distracted with light music and great food from the chips and salsa to your main course. We ordered the Pollo ala Parilla which was fantastic. We also had a Michilada that was the best. Dinner was so good we decided to try out breakfast today. It did NOT disappoint. The service both days was top notch as well. We had dinner last night and Wow! The place checked all boxes.

No bueno. Everything i ordered they had run out of. So i changed my order to grilled shrimp and…read morehalf of them were still partly raw. Its a very popular place but i cant recommend it.

Miami vibes in Guad, so started great walking in. The wait was long (but expected) for a Sunday…read morelate morning. The servers were lovely especially with our lack of Spanish. Food was amazing minus the chilaquiles my sister ordered,"she's had better". Prices were very reasonable for the quality. I'll be dreaming of the machaca I ordered for awhile

Amazing! The food is superb, the service is great. I got the special : birria tacos on blue corn…read moretortilla. My drink was cafe de olla latte. I especially loved the vintage style decor. The place is a hidden gem.

Delicious food!! Awesome service.... Chill vibes perfect place to get some breakfast or brunch. The…read morefrench influence you can definitely taste in the food. We ordered Ofcoarse way to much, portions were a good size, definitely shareable.

Ohlala Guadalajara is one of my favorite go to places for bread and breakfast!…read more I absolutely love the Ohlala Tuna Eggs Benedict. So if you are a seafood lover it's a must try! They have an amazing bakery packed with croissants and amazing dessert! Staff was friendly and attentive. Facilities are clean. Service was fairly fast. During the morning hours they can be extremely busy starting at about 8AM to 12PM.

On Sunday morning we wanted to get some breakfast so we took a walk from our Airbnb and found this…read morespot. So glad we did. Its a nice place with lots of outside seating. Guadalajara pretty much doesn't use air conditioning because its normally nice out. We sat down and our server came immediately. He was super nice and it was some of the best service we had in GDL. We both ordered chulaquiles. I added 2 eggs on mine and my wife added 1 egg. Their chilaquiles doesn't come with eggs. Both our dishes were excellent! Very very good. I ordered an iced capucino and my wife got a chai drink. Both drinks were great. Its a great spot to people watch because its right on the main area people walk (chapultepec). This is a great breakfast spot while in GDL.

Came in for a late evening coffee and dessert. We had an iced coffee( unfortunately that don't have…read morevanilla sweetener) and an espresso cortado Dessert was 1 Dubai tres leches and 1 strawberry tres leches which were delicious and an ample size! Neither of us were able to finish them

My favorite dish here was definitely the salmon toast The…read morebread was perfectly toasted -- crispy on the outside and soft inside -- topped with generous smoked salmon and avocado. Every bite was fresh, flavorful, and super satisfying. The presentation and coffee were also on point. Such a nice spot for a slow brunch

Definitely lives up to the 96th best coffee in the world.Ordered the cold brew and it was perfectly…read morebalanced, not acidic and didn't need any milk. The star of the show was their terrible bacon sandwich, it's a work of art. The servers were lovely and very accommodating with my lack of Spanish/ guera Spanish. Definitely worth a visit when you're in town

Little artisanal bakery in the heart of Bosques de la Victoria. Across the way from the park and…read moreclose to the Banorte Bank. They have morning combos at a great price coffee and a bread for $65 pesos can't beat that. On this occasion they had pan de muerto. Traditional and all butter. With or without the orange flavor and some innovative options as well as traditional Mexican bread. It's tiny inside and they have a few small tables outside to sip your coffee and enjoy your bread. A must try. Good prices.