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!!

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.

Great place to bring your laptop and do some work or study. There's a few indoor seating options at…read morethe bar and then like 5-6 tables outside. The baristas are nice and they seem to all like each other. Lots of laughs that afternoon when I was there! This is my go to place now for remote work when I'm in Guadalajara. Hope to come back sooner than later

I stayed in Guadalajara around the corner from this little coffee shop. While I had aspirations to…read moretry some other coffee shops around town, I never did as I want coffee as close to my wake up time as possible. Finca fit the bill with 21 peso Americanos, though I think I preferred their special drink that was explained to me as like an Amaricano, but less water and more coffee. It had a great kick to it! I believe there's free WiFi here too, and cure little outdoor seating next to some other bars and restaurants.

La Postreria is a fancy dessert spot that also serves non-sweet food like sandwiches, coffees, etc…read more My wife, five-year-old daughter and I went for dessert on a Friday evening in July and got seats right away. Here's our experience: 1) Food: The dessert is beautiful and definitely impresses. However, we didn't love the flavor of our desserts. The "Caramelia" was not very good. The flavors didn't combine well and the "Cacaotal" was fine. Our daughter didn't finish hers, which says a lot. 2) Service: It's friendly, but it did take awhile for us to get our check. 3) Space: It's an open-air concept with seats on the patio and along the bar. It's designed well with an inviting feel.

Very good, creative desserts. You can get many of them to go, including the excellent macarons…read more There is a limited breakfast and lunch menu of sandwiches and salads, which are nice and fresh. Very good coffee and hot chocolate. Service is a bit uneven.

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.

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

They were nice enough to let us in before they were fully open for service. They were running…read morebehind as we arrived at posted open hours but they were still getting set up for the evening. We waited a few minutes for them to finish cleaning and setting up before they were able to take our order. The menu is straight forward, we ordered the 4pz option with azucar and canela, the cinnamon really does give it a better taste. Unfortunately, we were not fans of the soft/mushy/doughy inside. It honestly tastes a bit raw, but according to them, that is what makes them unique and it's supposed to taste like that.

We got the hot chocolate and churros! The churros were really good! They had different types of hot…read moreChocolate and we went with the Mexican hot chocolate, which complimented the churros really well! Service was decent and there was barely any wait time! I would recommend especially for a dessert