I went there on a Saturday around 11:30 a.m. There was a long line. It took forty-five minutes to…read moreget in, and 15 more to order. The service was prompt and friendly. The food was okay.

This place is permanently closed. I should have looked on Google before I got there today. The…read morephone is not connected anymore either.

Found another lunch spot I'll add to my favorite list. I got the machaca burrito and tiramasu…read morematcha. They were delicious. Seating is such a vibe, in an open courtyard, under the shade.

The atmosphere of this place is enchanting. I loved the details in the clean and simple cups,…read moredishes, and how peaceful the place feels You can tell the people working there are happy to be serving others. My coffee was delicious!!!

We were in the look out for a cozy but classy place to enjoy breakfast and we found this gem on…read moreYelp! of course and definitely we were not disappointed. Their menu is pretty well balanced with many options. We chose to be seated on their outdoor dining area since it was a sunny pleasant day! If you're in the Guadalajara metro area please pay them a visit! You'll enjoy their service as well! SYOY

We were looking for a good breakfast place in Guadalajara near zona central and this place…read moredefinitely hit the mark. We sat outside and enjoyed the views of the plaza next to it. Service was extremely friendly and fast. We were served pan dolce with our order and everything was amazing. I ordered a chai latte to drink and it was perfectly spiced and sweet. I ordered the chilaquiles and they were so savory and exactly what I was wanting. The serving size was really good for the price. Definitely recommend for anyone in the zona central to visit this location for coffee, pan dulce, or a meal.

My favorite place to eat in Guadalajara! The sandwiches are delicious and made from top-notch…read moreingredients - one of the few cafes in town that doesn't use iceberg lettuce. The prices are reasonable - 50 to 80 pesos for a giant sandwich. They have a small selection of standard domestic and select artisanal beers. Staff is super friendly and plays cool music. Also open surprisingly late for a chill cafe - till midnight!

Visiting GDL for a wedding and decided to check this place out and oh nelly it did not disappoint!!…read moreWe Ubered over from our Airbnb so parking was not an issue but it looks like you could easily find parking on the streets. We all ordered the chilaquiles and they were tasty and full of flavor, We also ordered some black waffles which came smothered in whip cream and strawberries and they were amazing! We ordered cappuccino's and a coffee and they were perfect. We sat outside on their patio, a great place to absorb the street vibes. Service and ambience was on point, such a cool little spot come check them out!!

What an amazing spot! The food was flavorful and the presentation was more than expected. Staff…read morewere friendly and helpful with ordering and accommodating. The decor and ambiance was a 10/10 for me. Loved the dark vibes and how it was all incorporated in the menu and drinks. The smoothies are hugh and super filling, so beware when ordering those. I definitely want to try other items on the menu. If you are a fan of Dark things or good food, check out Black Soul.

YELP got it RIGHt!! Food was delicious!! We had the verde…read morechilaquiles, green juice !! A little spicy but still AMAZING

Found this jewel on Yelp! Food was delicious, homemade taste, service exceptional, young waiters…read morewith great manners and personality! Decorated with taste and creativity, welcoming and inviting. There is an error as far as location. Address showing city of Tonola; not accurate it's actually Guadalajara.

This place takes chilaquiles and the dining experience to a new level. I've always loved…read morechilaquiles, and many places offer good ones. However, Los Chilaquiles has the best I've ever had. I had breakfast here with friends a few days ago. First, the restaurant is beautiful, classy, roofed but open in the front (no worries, Guadalajara has wonderful weather), you're greeted by a gorgeous old carriage, and by staff dressed in traditional charro attire. The menu is extensive, offering a variety of chilaquiles and many other entrees. There are red, green, mole, poblano, and other kinds of chilaquiles from which to choose. I had some with egg, and extra grated cheese and loved it. The ambience is casual but nice. You could go dressed up or casual and fit in. I would have taken more pictures, but I didn't want to be rude to my hosts who invited me. If you like Mexican food and chilaquiles, if you are ever in Guadalajara you need to ensure Los Chilaquiles is on your list of places to go. The service we experienced was first rate. They are located on Avenida Patria in between the Andares Shopping Center and the Plaza Universitaria. There is valet parking.

Food was delicious…read more Ambiance was nice. Services was ok. Would go back to eat!!!!

El pan frances estaba bueno pero un solo pan no llena. Deverian de dar 2. La mermelada estaba…read morebuena. Hot cakes estaban okay. El jugo de naranja es natural. El lugar esta bonito. French toast was good but you only get 1 slice they should give 2 to fill you up. The side marmalade was very good. The pancakes were just okay. You get fresh OJ. Side of canadian bacon. The location is nice.

It's a good breakfast spot. I had the chilaquiles with an egg. The service was good as well... for…read morewhat it is. The restrooms were clean!

First, we went on Christmas day. There was lpts of staff and it was busy. The service is only slow…read moreif you don't say or do anything. It was the few restaurants open and on a nice semi quiet street in a gorgeous neighborhood. The food was well balanced and presented carefully. For Americans, they get there water from the 20L plastic jugs that are delivered, so you can drink from the glasses.

On our first evening in Guadalajara, we walked from our apartment to this cute cafe with a back…read morecourtyard, plants everywhere, retro art inside, and a swing by the sidewalk (our five-year-old daughter's favorite part). After dining in for a Saturday dinner in July, here's our experience: 1) Food: The menu is huge and they serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner any time they are open. That means you can have breakfast for dinner! Although tempting, my small family of three split the pasta and enchiladas suizas. Both were good, but the enchiladas suizas won the cake! The Swiss cheese with the green sauce- wow! I'll crave this! 2) Drinks: They don't have bottled water, but they do serve water in a glass that is filtered and safe to drink. They have Coca-Cola products and lots of beer. My wife and I each got a $90 peso glass of Portuguese white wine. 3) Service: It's friendly, but you may need to flag down your server to order and to get your check if you're in a rush. 4) Space: Funky art decorates the entire space and there's courtyard seating, indoor seating, and patio seating. It's a beautiful space and very peaceful!