The service was okay, it wasn't consistent. Different people came by to take orders each time. My…read morebrother found a hair in his bacon and when I told the girl she just looked at me and took the plate back. She didn't apologize or show any care. Then a different young lady came and asked if he wanted the same dish or something different. He got something different, but their pancakes are terrible. They were hard and super dense. I wouldn't return again.

Todo estaba bien Rico... Se los recomiendo... Fue la…read moresegunda vez q voy y nos encanta aquí...

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.

Such a cute spot for breakfast or brunch!!Service was stellar from the moment we walked in, the…read moredecor is a combination of eclectic meets nature with all of their beautiful plants. I ordered the avocado toast and it tasted so fresh and delicious!! Also ordered a cappuccino that was just perfect! Love the gay pride throughout this restaurant, not only in the decor as well as in their beautiful employees. Come check them out!!?

I absolutely loved this place. I would say it's one of the best meals I had while visiting…read moreGuadalajara. The food was amazing and the service was even better. Even with our language barrier, the servers were patient and able to help me select great food items. The restaurant's decor was beautiful and very comfortable. I would definitely recommend to anyone visiting the area.

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.

Best coffee shop in Guadalajara. I have been going since they open and the quality and service…read morekeeps improving. They take pride in consuming from local coffee producers and it shows no compromise in their coffee.

By far one of the best coffee shops in Guadalajara. It is a great place to sip coffee with friends,…read moreenjoy the view of the biggest temple in Latin America, while also enjoying a beautiful sunset. You must try the Nutella banana crepe and cafe mocha, simply delicious.

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 location is in a shopping mall. The hours posted are not accurate due to COVID. This location…read moreis small but does have a roof top terrace. They have taken steps to maintain social distance. I ordered my usual iced white chocolate moka. My drink came out fast and tasted great. I ordered me one of the chocolate doughnuts and it was good as well.

Great cafe dinks of all kind, but I especially enjoy the atmosphere and the view while relaxing in…read moreterrace sipping on favorite latte. I recommend it, I think is awesome. Thank you.

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.