Not a comfortable or safe shopping experience. San Juan de…read moreDios Market was overwhelming and stressful rather than enjoyable. It felt very unsafe due to the extreme crowds and the constant pressure from people asking for money. Carrying a purse or personal belongings was nerve-racking the entire time. This is not a place I would recommend for shopping, especially if you're not familiar with the area or traveling with valuables. However, there are many other great stores one street before you reach San Juan de Dios with plenty of options to browse and shop in a much calmer environment. I strongly recommend going there instead.

Amazing casual experience at Mercado San Juan! 3rd floor has the food court, we went craving birria…read moreand loved it. These guys have a mass production of tacos, quesadillas, tortas and more. It's inexpensive, quick & delicious. Birria was a hit, my all time favorite and can't wait to visit again for more! Staff is very friendly & welcoming, tons of suggestions.. a few tips- dress casual, try not to take out your cell phone & stay vigilant as you might experience pick-pockets. My experience was great all around, but do keep that in mind to prevent issues.

Un mercado bueno, especialmente el locale de Yunaites-Menjujes - donde hay comida excelente!read more

Built in 1942 in honor of the 400th anniversary of Guadalajara, the market is spacious with dozens…read moreof stands selling goods, produce, and food. One stand out is Yunaites * Menjurjes Pueblerinos, a Mexican food stand selling very flavorful food like chilaquiles, quesadillas, etc.

I like this spot, food , smoothies everything you need is right here. I been coming here everyday…read morefor the past two weeks food is great and super cheap

This Sunday market has become the highlight of my visits to Guadalajara. The quality of the…read moremerchandise is quite good, with worthwhile contemporary art, mixed in with religious and secular antiques. Be sure to stop by the Trocadero antique store (just across the street from the market) to see a shop full of quality antiques (Mexican and European) at fair prices. Suggest arriving after 9:00 am since that's when most dealers are just beginning to set up. If you mention "trocadero" to taxi drivers they'll get you there (somewhat difficult to find on your own). I've never experienced any safety concerns at the market.

Wide variety of every antique under the sun including lamps, watches, clothes, jewelry, WWII and…read moreWWI memorabilia, books, you name it! Great place to practice haggling in Spanish. Also has snacks (freshly made, not antique!) and someone was selling these tiny fluffy puppies when I went.

A street market that's mixed with new and old amongst typical food fare that you can possibly…read moreimagine in Mexican street food scene. Treasure hunt can be tricky as some of the antiques are not authentic goods. Open on Sunday we parked near by and walked around in this maze like market. If you know the vendor, they hide some real treasure and will show you in the back door (yes some vendor live there) It's a fun activity if you are into flea market shopping.

This food hall is a must go when in Tequila. We had a limited time in Tequila, but we wanted to…read moremake sure we got some food, and were not disappointed. We went to two spots, an aguachile spot in one of the corners, where it was darn near a perfect shrimp aguachile, amazingly spiced and had great textures throughout. The other spot was when we first walked in, and we got a plate of birria (goat), and it was so bomb. Their salsas were super spicy, but in the best way, where you break a light sweat, but the flavor was too good to not add more. The older woman and what I assume was her husband running that spot provided the best service, even though the table next to us of abuelas were being super rude to them the whole time. Amazing food, great atmosphere, so I highly recommend.

Located in the cathedral plaza of Tequila, Jalisco. So many…read morelocal vendors and different options to chose from. think of this place like a locals food court! the prices are fantastic and the food taste great. I had their carne al tequila. it was delicious and a sorta ahogada to share with the family. all great meals! you can't got wrong with this place. the surrounding restaurants are great options too but a comment from our tour guide was that the service is slow and if you are in a time crunch then the is the best option to go for!

Very cool spot, but make sure to visit when a good number of the vendors are open. If you come too…read moreearly, you may not have too many options. Nonetheless, it's worth checking out. There really is something for everyone here. Craving a Belgian waffle? Check! Have a hankering for some sushi? Well, they have it here as well. Just want some tacos? Of course! You get the picture. Oh yeah, also some wine, beer, and cheese places too!

Props to Guadalajara! these trendy look alike food markets are popping up all over the world... and…read moredon't get me wrong, thank god for them, I mean, who doesn't like to have any imaginable type of food available at your table?? Anyway, decided to visit the place by my dearest friend's recommendation; I was not disappointed at all, a great adequation of this old space in the bohemian heart of Guadalajara. the project is still ongoing and there're a bunch of empty spaces but so far is looking sharp! Lo Bueno We ordered seafood small plates from "La Muerta", tbh the best tacos gobernador I've had (we even ordered a second plate...), a very well done Michelada (which in GDL are made with clam and tomato juice) this is hard to achieve, and the aguachile encacahuatado was yumy yumy. you can see the slow traffic street from the terrace with all its people and bikes passing by, a perfect spot to heal a hangover or to look for one. Lo Malo What's the point of having a bunch of restaurants in the same place if you are not allowed to order from a couple of them from your same table?? of course they don't tell you not to, but when we went ahead and ordered an appetizer from the restaurant next door (something that this place didn't even have in their menu), we had to ask for permission for it to be brought to our table because it was La Muerta's territory... come on people! i'm sure we can all be less greedy and share a little... Also, don't even bother ordering a Club soda lemonade (limonada de agua mineral)... they do not know how to make them...