Pigmento Cafe was an absolute happy accident. Our air bnb was about 5 minute walk from this super…read morecute plant cafe. We walked in and were immediately greeted and helped. After glancing at the menu I landed on what I wanted pretty quick, iced vanilla latte and chilaquiles. Our waitress said both were a great choice. Pigmento also offered non dairy milk options, so I was able to get my vanilla latte with lactose free and it was perfect. By the time I took a sip of the latte our chilaquiles were dropped off. The perfectly crisp fresh tortilla chips covered in a perfect red sauce, cheese and toppings. These were wonderfully made chilaquiles, I could have had at least 2 more plates while enjoying the plants as overall scenery.

Great little cafe Food looks good…read more Just stopped by for a half while Clean bathroom and cozy spot

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.

The breakfast was wonderful and service (Robbin) was excellent. Thank you for making my niece's…read morebirthday breakfast great!

They have a great list for breakfast. Waffles were good but nothing to write home about. I do…read morerecommend trying it as they do have a lot of different options! Fruit was delicious, fresh squeezed orange juice and coffee isn't bad either. Sit upstairs if possible, good for large groups.

This place is in the heart of what is known as Punto São Paulo - it's a neighborhood lathered in…read moreupscale restaurants. Just at the core of the outdoor shopping center is a nice little, and tucked away, cafe called Vive Cafeto. This place was recommended by a friend who is a local. Though it can get busy, be patient. In my honest opinion, it's worth the wait. We ordered the green chilaquiles, cafe de olla (coffee that is made with cinnamon, and brown sugar so it doesn't require creamer or additional Sugar) and eggs with machaca (similar to beef jerky but much better). The service, food, and location, were all great. I also think the prices are very fair.

We loved their outdoor seating, coffee and breakfast so much we went three mornings! The wait staff…read morewere friendly and it was kid friendly! Eat the Chilaquiles were fantastic!!

Found this hidden cafe when for a place to have brunch and I really loved it. The staff was super…read morefriendly and attentive. They had a mazapán latte that I HAD to try and I also had the Tinky Winky which was equal parts pretty and refreshing. To eat I had the Tosta de Serrano which was good but nothing special. The bread needed to be a lot more toasted because it all became soggy pretty quickly unfortunately and it became hard to eat.

This is a cute little cafe hidden away in a courtyard with seating both inside and outside…read more Service was slow, but more in a relaxed way than in a way where I felt like I was being neglected. WiFi is strong and prices are CHEAP ($20 for a drip coffee, cocktails around $100, lots of food options around the $100-$150 mark). The biggest downside for me is the lack of outlets (somewhat expected outside but even inside there was a dearth). I'm new to GDL and still checking out the remote work scene so I'd probably try to find somewhere I like better, but I wouldn't be disappointed if I had to come back here.

From the grand entrance through an outdoor patio with beautifully placed plants to the back…read morecourtyard, Fitzroy is an experience worth visiting. My friend, five-year-old daughter, and I stopped in on an August Tuesday morning at 8:30 a.m. for coffee. Here's our experience: 1) Coffee: They have a full coffee menu. My latte is among the best I've had in Guadalajara. My friend had the affogato and loved it. My daughter loved her hot chocolate- sweet without being overpowering. 2) Service: It's kind, fast, and on it! They even let my daughter write her own name on the cup and the barista left a heart for her. 3) Space: It's stunning with several dining rooms, a courtyard, and front patio. If you love coffee, go to Fitzroy. They also sell whole beans.

When in Guadalajara (Col. Americana) this place is spot for bfast, they have a bfast sandwich…read morecalled the Fitzroy Sandwich and its freaking amazing.....just amazing! The coffee of the day is a pour over and it's on point! Its a must! Good food and Good people here...

Conveniently located in terminal 1, they have a comfortable seating area with a very casual…read moreatmosphere. Very good and friendly service and a fair selection of foods from breakfast, salads and sandwiches. Of course, a full selection of coffees and even a small bar menu which uses natural fruits in their drinks. Only drawback is no sofas.

Local gem. THIS is where the locals eat, so if you want to eat some amazing local Mexican grub then…read morethis is the place. Our bill for our entire party of four was 500 mxn (including the tip) which is approximately $25 usd. That's incredible for such high quality food with high quality ingredients. We each ordered chilaquiles, two with chipotle salsa, one green salsa and one red salsa. I personally had the red salsa ones (mild) lol with some eggs sunny side up and "bolillo pirote" which is a roll that's a local bread, it was amazing. The food, the service was amazing. The restaurant itself is clean but simple and typical of a local eatery.

we were served last & was about 10 minutes until they took our drinks & every time we said thank…read moreyou we were looked up & down & ignored. awful