Está lugar está bonito y la comida bien buena se los recomiendo. Las bebidas de alcohol también…read moretan buenas! This place is awesome, you do have to pay for parking which is next door not part of restaurant but it's okay, a least it's next door. Food and drinks are good and clean restrooms!

Wonderful hidden restaurant on the side streets leading to the Tonala' main shopping area. Great…read moretasting traditional Mexican foods with quaint relaxing decor that makes you forget the crowded twists of the road outside. Nice service and great tasting food.

This restaurant has a new name, new chef/owner, and really good food. The surroundings are the same…read moreas before, but could hardly be improved upon. The guacamole was some of the best I've had anywhere, and the (secret recipe) sesame chips are fabulous. Beware of the sauces they put on the table. Even the mildest one was way beyond what most Gringos can tolerate! I had a whole crab stuffed with a multitude of plump shrimp bathed in a lovely tomato-based sauce. It was absolutely delicious. It came with the requisite rice and veggies, and a nice little bit of fresh salad. Not knowing how much food was served, I also ordered a gobernador taco, which was loaded with abundant tasty filling. I was too stuffed for desert, but it seems they have a good selection. Good restaurants -- especially those with outdoor dining -- are hard to find in Tonalá, so keep this place in mind next time you go shopping there.

This place is great the service very polite and friendly food great we travel from Los Angeles we…read moredefinitely going back

La Chata is a Guadalajara staple right in the old town district near city center. I came here a…read morewhile back with my now wife, and we loved the authentic Mexican flavors in each dish. We had cafe de olla and some dishes that made for an amazing brunch. We ordered a plate of Arrachera with tortillas and Bistec Encebollado (steak with onions) with beans. On the same plate we had chicharrones en salsa, a breakfast staple in this city. To balance the heavier dishes we had a Jugo Verde drink made from fresh pineapple and parsley. The staff were so friendly, we felt at home with the kind approach and nice ambiance. The decor is traditional and tasteful, we had such a fun experience. We dream of this breakfast and want to return with our sons soon. Try some amazing food here next time you're in Guadalajara, Jalisico Mexico!

Our tour guide recommended this place which was walking distance from the hotel. When I got there,…read morethere were folks sitting on a bench at the entrance waiting for a table. Since I was one, I was seated immediately in a table for four. I ordered cheese quesadillas and a limeade. Wait staff are plentiful and walk back and forth between tables. The place gets packed. The quesadillas come with beans but they're cooked with lard. At no extra cost, the waiter was able to substitute the beans with steamed veggies. The food is delicious.

Casa Luna was such a great experience from start to finish. We started with the molotes and the…read moreguacamole topped with tuna, and both were excellent -- especially the molotes. Perfectly cooked, flavorful, and honestly some of the best we've had. The guac was fresh and elevated by the tuna on top, which added a really nice, unexpected touch. Service was wonderful throughout the meal -- attentive without being overbearing, and everything came out at just the right pace. The beers were ice cold, which was perfect given the warm evening. The setting itself is absolutely beautiful -- relaxed, inviting, and thoughtfully designed, making it a great spot whether you're out for a casual meal or a special night. Casa Luna really nails the balance between great food, great drinks, and great ambiance. We'll definitely be back.

Cute decor and good drinks- wspexifixLly had the coctel pepino. The food was a bit underwhelming…read more The chips come with a variety of dips which was good, and we enjoyed the molotes de cochinita. The tequila cream macaroni wasn't bad but didn't blow me away. The duck tacos however disappointed me- they really lacked flavor. The dips the chips came with helped but I feel like the dish should have been able to stand on its own

Quaint sit down restaurant. This place has lots of options of traditional dishes. Also quick and…read morefriendly service at a great price! It's a must visit if you're in Tonalá!!

Excelente comida típica mexicana un lugar muy acogedor y con excelente servicio cada que vamos es…read moreuna experiencia increíble Gracias Tonalli

Char taco goodness! This is the happening spot in the…read moreChapultepec area of Guadalajara to grab some tacos. There could be a line that wraps around the building but it is well worth the wait! Whether you want to order à la carte or their specials of plates full of made to order taco meats, you will not be disappointed. This is an upbeat and well decorated spot that is lively and has friendly staff. I had the tacos al pastor and some asada. Ordered some guac on the side and they give you all the salsas and condiments you need. Great taste and decent price!

Found this place on Yelp and thought let's give it a try. This is a super popular spot because it…read morewas packed and they had so many staff working. The food was good, we got a few different tacos and different dishes. The pastor is what they are known for. It wasn't bad in my opinion, I'm just used to pastor from LA. Their michiladas were delicious.

Good food and service as always. We always stop here when in Guadalajara. The chorizo is bomb …read more Carne seca yum

I personally did not like the meat. It a tasted like lamb. The packages are over priced for the low…read morequality of food. It does not have a unique taste. The alcohol bottles are a scam. They go for double and triple the price. Each band, mariachi, or norteno charge $200 pesos a song. Thsts not to bad. But they should have better food for the price.

Excellent place to eat delicious food and perfect cocktails. Coffee and beer are also great options…read moreto relax while listening the music playlist of the house. Did I mention it is also a gallery of traditional handicrafts of Tonalá?