This is the best coffee place that I hace found south of Guadalajara. I had been struggling to…read morefind a cafe in Chapala where I live, that is conducive for working. There are just 2 cafes in Chapala, but they are definitely not set up for people to stay a while. And their Internet just sucks! So I traveled all the way over here with the hopes of finding a better place. It's my first time here, and after just 10 minutes, I think that I have found that place. Firstly the cafe is expansive, with plenty of tables and very comfortable chairs for people to sit. Here there are real outlets to plug in your laptop, and really great WiFi so far. I really needed to find a place like this where I can get stuff done, as well as, enjoy a frapuchino and chocolate muffin. The caramel frapuchino that I ordered was around $70 and it's the centi size, quite delicious. We'll see how long this frappuchino takes me, because I usually try to work 8 - 10 hours.

Being from the northwest by import, I'm a died in the wool coffee fan to the point of having home…read moreroasted my own for many years. Our adopted home town, Bellingham WA, has coffee offering ranging from standard to artisan. Cafe Grano Cafe (I know, is it "Coffee Grain Cafe" or is it ""Cafe Coffee Grain" - languages are funny) is as fine an artisan coffee house as I've experienced. Delicious mochas and lattes with fine coffee art, tasty pastries and cakes, and bins of in house roasted coffees to take home for tomorrow. A fellow northwesterner here reviewed the service critically. It wasn't "American standard" for us either, but we came here to chill, and the cadence was fine to us. Accidentally missing an order can happen anywhere and it's always discomforting. Ours was handled nicely and we left delighted and refreshed.

What a great little coffee shop just a little bit away from the busy town Square. Beautiful…read morecoffee's and snacks to be had here. This is our third year visiting Tequila and our third year visiting café D'Priss. Highly recommended. What a great place to sit and sip cappuccino while watching the world go by.

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.

Kimberly was so nice to help me purchase two mugs. The other server helped my wife with the…read morecoffees. I love that Cafe la Flor de Cordoba grinds the beans and has different types of coffees to choose from. This location is next to one of favorite practical hotels - Hanger Inn. Great coffee and great service by Kimberly

If you have time to spare before your flight come here! They have good coffee and the pastries. The…read morestaff is super friendly and attend to all your needs.

We loved this place for breakfast. It's simple and delicious. The cafe de olla (sp) is…read moredelicious. Can't get enough. The staff are very friendly and accommodating.

The food was delicious. The service was fast and the ambiance was great. There was a live singer…read moreasking for donations.

Wonderful coffee and the breakfast was so good! We ate here every morning while staying at Villa de…read moreGuadalupe. The service was wonderful and everyone was so friendly.

Was seriously pleased to see a coffee house somewhere in Chapala because the driver kept insisting…read morethat there's only cerveza, frozen ices, and tequila to be had all over...and that is indeed the case. So to see a place where you didn't have to sit down for a meal in order to have a coffee was a boon! They made me a cappuccino and laced it so heavily with cinnamon it was like a cinnamon latte. The espresso was okay, not bad. In general, this is as close to a Starbucks as you can imagine in the town of Chapala. I don't understand the practice of waiting till the customer is served to get payment because I was ready to pay after I ordered the coffee....just seems a better, quicker flow. But hey, nobody is interested in more efficient transaction flow here. The coffee was acceptable and offered with a smile. I got it in a "portable" cup with a well-fit lid and was able to have it in the car. Wowweeee.

On par with other Starbucks. About the same menu and quality. Free Wi-Fi with sign-in. Lots of…read morespace, but it can get crowded as people come through the airport. The service was friendly and efficient.

This Starbucks is located at the terminal in Guadalajara airport. It sits before the security…read morecheckpoint, so you can stop here whether you're picking someone up, or catching/disembarking a flight. The drinks here are more or less the same as you'd find in the US. The food options are a bit different. I'm not a fan of deli meat, so the deli sandwiches are out of the questions. The egg-white sandwich is overly buttered. The pastries are decent, though, and the drinks are a bit tastier in this side of the border. This location is always busy. But every time I've stopped here, the staff is friendly and efficient in their service. The only down side to this location is that they are usually out of lemonade, which doesn't let me get my favorite SB drink: iced black tea and lemonade. Their mochas are decent, though. There is ample seating around this location, as well as wifi. There are not many outlets, so come with a fully charged device, or you might be SOL. Overall, this is a great place to stop for a strong cup of Joe as you're making your way into, or out of, the Guadalajara metro area. Safe travels!

Super tasty drinks! AND really good food. The place is CHARMING. We were really glad to have…read morestopped by.

Wow this is an all new low even for Mexico. We came for dinner... a Cobb salad and a Philly cheese…read moresteak. I could not be more dissatisfied or disappointed. The two children working here could care less. I think the meals were ordered and brought in from elsewhere. Horrible! Do not eat here.

Nice place. Best coffee in town. Iced latte was so good! Also tried avocado toast with egg and ham…read morewow that was good. I strongly recommend this place when you are in town.

Que Chulada de maíz prieto…read more As a big fan of Vicente 'Chente' Fernandez I'm so thankful I was able to visit his rancho, but also it's a must to stop by to visit his store and restaurant. We went Sept 2024 and thought the hours were until 4 p.m. Once we walked to the gate noticed a crowd standing around but no one asked if we'd be able to enter. I kindly asked the groundkeepers if they'd allow us to pay our respects to Chente as we traveled from Northern CA. They did go ask for permission and allowed us all to enter. They did ask us if we're able to donate as it was almost 4 p.m and after their normal business hours. Our family donated and noticed few in the crowd did also. Upon entering the gates you'll see a statue of our Vicente, alot of beautiful flowers, his horses and different garden decorations. It's so peaceful and there is a life size replica of Vicente you're able to take pictures with. Vicente is buried nearby and music was playing. We paid our respects and to your right is his guitar shaped Pool. Behind the Pool you'll see different type of animals and there is a horse stable. We thanked the gentleman again and made our way to Vicente's store. Give yourself enough time to visit the store as there was a big crowd and buses of tours as well. The employees are very friendly and we did ask to taste two different tequilas. I bought one bottle and it really is smooth. Next door is Chente's restaurant and everything we ordered was delicious. It was a hot day and we ordered a pitcher of agua de jamaica. They're very friendly and there was a live mariachi. Although they did charge $20 per song it was worth it. We ordered carne asada, camarones, quesadillas, y pescado. Everything was delicious and you can't help but notice all the personal touches Vicente has all around his restaurant. Do give yourself plenty of time as traffic is heavy from Guadalajara at times and know that it's complete my free to visit Vicente's rancho. Over all we were pleased to have seen everything up close and plan on going back again.

Decided to stop by as soon as we arrived in Guadalajara. It being Vicente Fernandez restaurant…read moremakes it special, the actual food is good but nothing crazy to rave about. Towards the end of our meal a mariachi singer arrived and blessed us with her amazing voice!