My niece and I ate at this restaurant during a visit to Guadalajara. It is located in the Colonia…read moreAmericana area of the city, perched above the street and rustic in setting. I will suggest, although they have a cocktail list, you stick to a basic margarita. You will need to ask for salt if you prefer it. Definitely don't miss the experience of this place if you're in Guadalajara. Our simple margherita pizza was one of the best pizzas I have ever had the pleasure to enjoy. Crust, cheese, sauce: all perfect and fabulously delicious. We were so enamored of the pizza that we tried to go back for another (and I was anxious to try the pasta) but it was closed on that day. Five-star recommendation for Osteria 10, one of the best pizzas in the world.

I can't say enough about his place, I think I just had the best pizza I've ever had anywhere and it…read morewas right here in Guadalajara. The flavors on all of their pizzas were just absolutely perfect, the service was fast and friendly, the appetizers were also very good. The whole vibe in this place was just fabulous, I tried coming back but they close on Monday's and sadly I wasn't able to return but I definitely will when I'm back in beautiful Guadalajara.

We were bar hoping and stumbled into this spot on a Saturday evening. The top floor is the third…read morefloor and thats the spot to be. This place is decorated nicely and they specialize in craft cocktails. We didnt have any food. I ordered an old fashioned and my wife got an aperol spritz. Both our drinks were excellent. This place gets really busy so im assuming the food is good to. Service was good and drinks were great. Good spot to stop in and have a drink while in Colonia Americana

Nice place to have a beer and relax with friends, the food it's good as well. Music is nice and…read moremost the times I went here everything looks clean and friendly.

La Ciabatta has a variety of dishes that start with an assortment of salads (all of them good);…read moregoes on to gratify you with pasta (relatively good, but you must know how to chose among more than 20 options); then you get 15 types of pizza; calzone, and desert. Except for the salads, you get an enormous amount of flour with your dishes, and must be careful not to order in excess. The best is to order more than one salad, a pasta and--at most--one pizza. Desert is tiny and a bit of a disappointment. Waiters and waitresses are kind and joyful. The place, a sort of a buffet à la carte, is slightly expensive for what you get.

La Ciabatta is a nice and quaint little cafe and breakfast place with a very Mexican touch. The…read moreomlette I had was super delicious. The staff is super sweet and always helpful. La Ciabatta does let you pay by card, though only Mexican credit/debit cards are accepted.

Good place to get some Italian food. Price is just right for the pastas and pizzas. Atmosphere is…read morepretty good. Service is friendly.

It's all good, an absolute gem for good Italian food. I ate here 3 times in the month I was in GDLread more

Food was delicious and ambiance was great. Would definitely go back to try other items on the menuread more

Second time coming here and haven't been disappointed! This place is always busy and reservations…read moreare highly recommended but often time you can sneak in without a wait if you're just a party of two. My ravioli was delicious and the carpaccio was amazing. Highly recommend this place!

I love this place. Excellent customer service, super cozy and the food here is great! I wish they…read morehad some craft beers on draft, but I am probably asking for too much here. They have at least one craft beer in the bottle aside from the regular Mexican lagers from big brands. They also have fantastic cocktails! As for food, their pizzas are amazing and salads are big enough to fill you up. Enjoy

This is my new favorite Italian restaurant in Guadalajara. We stopped in for a special lunch with a…read morefriend on a Tuesday afternoon and were treated to first class food and outstanding service. The cream of asparagus soup I had and the salad "Il Diavola" our dining companion had were both delicious, and the fried calamari we all shared as a starter were the best we've had in recent memory. For an entree, our dining companion had the very good chicken and mushroom canneloni while the hubs and I each had our own serving of lasagna bolognese, an excellent choice. All of the food was fresh and flavorful and the pasta was perfectly prepared. We definitely look forward to a return visit to this gem of a restaurant.

We came here to try their vegan and non-vegan items since we were in a group. We got the Limón Higo…read moreand Alcachofa vegan pizza (without higos: figs; and we added setas). It was delicious! My family got the Carnes pizza and one of the lasagna pasta plates and said those items were also really good! I like how this place has larger tables for larger parties and even a TV, which was showing one of the World Cup games while we were there. The vibe here is that it is a nice casual restaurant where one can talk and hang out while enjoying a meal together. The service was friendly and overall good. I think the prices are fair. In general, I really enjoyed the vegan pizza and I would definitely return when I'm back in GDL.

Decent. Not the best pizza I've had but good by my standards in Mexico. Would have been…read moreconsiderably better if I had olive oil or sauce to dip my crust in. They did give two salsas but neither felt right for pizza tbh. I also ordered a glass of Merlot, reasonably priced at $95 for a glass, but it was ICE COLD. Like truly not just lightly chilled but as if they had the bottle in a blast freezer. Not necessarily a bad wine but wow horribly presented. Service was good and the environment was decent. They take card and the bathroom is clean. Wouldn't rush back but it wasn't a bad meal.

I was overdue for Italian food and this place was recommended my my cousin and treated them to…read moredinner last Thursday. Wait time at 8-9 PM was 15 min - seated and the place was very much a lively atmosphere. Seemed fitting for a nice glass of wine with an acceptable selection to complement our plates. I must say all their plates looked incredible as they were served to tables surrounding us with instant thoughts of I must come back. I ordered their Gamberi Panna e Pesto Piccante and their crema was just sooo flavorful along with the camerones-- so tender! Very, happy, very content with my meal! Will place this Italian restaurant as top choice when in Guadalajara.

Amazing food and service! Really recommend this place but get there early it does get busy...but…read moreit's worth the wait

Drinks and specifically the mango margarita and tamarind margarita were so good! The ambiance with…read morethe live music is great, the staff is very attentive, the restaurant is very nice. Unfortunately the food is definitely sub par.. the only thing we had that was decent was the stuffed mushrooms.

First time that I come here and great service and great food. The waiter was great got everything…read morereally fast and very friendly

Delicious food, excellent service and the place is so beautiful! The wine was beyond my…read moreexpectations! Will definitely be back next time I'm back in Guadalajara!

If you love Italian, book a table at il Duomo or walk in like my family did on a Wednesday evening…read morearound 7:30 p.m. We sat right away and soon were dining on pasta. Here's our experience: 1) Food: The menu is large and includes all the usual Italian suspects. My wife ordered the lasagna and said it was the very best one she's ever had! My five-year-old daughter loved the spaghetti and my spaghetti carbonara was good too. (It wasn't as creamy as places in the USA, but it still was good.) Before our food came out, a load of bread was served with dipping oil. 2) Drinks: Our sangrias were tasty and well mixed! 3) Service: Everyone was attentive and genuinely kind. Five star service. 4) Space: It's massive with several indoor dining rooms and a large outdoor patio.