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.

was interesting soup had no flavor.... other food was good tho i recommend the jamaica i tried a…read morebite of a steak and that was yummy as well

First time here and we had an amazing dining experience…read moreRestaurant is beautifully decorated There is indoor and outdoor seating available Customer service is top notch Food was delicious drinks were great There was an all female Mariachi group that came and sang their hearts out it was specatcular So happy we came here

From Texas, first time at El Patio, and I just found my new favorite restaurant in Guadalajara!…read more -The food is buffet style. They have an egg bar, a taco bar, a fruit and salad bar, as well as a hot food bar. -The first thing I really enjoyed was the coffee--wow! It is made in a big ceramic pot with cinnamon and sugar. It is sweet, just the way I like it. -They brought out pastries, and they were really good : ) -Then I tried the chilaquiles--delicioso! I'm picky about my eggs, but the omelette was very good, had bacon and cheese inside. -I went to the salad bar and everything was fresh! I really enjoyed the beets and fresh carrots. -There was even a little swing set and playground for my grandson to play on! The service was outstanding, and the mariachi band was enjoyable : ) Highly, highly recommended!!

One of the best meals I enjoyed during my week in Mexico!…read more I started with a creamy chicken soup which was delicious, then enjoyed the Oaxacan mole chicken enchiladas (four) with frijoles and fried plantain. Traveling solo, I asked to eat at the bar - what fun! I enjoyed watching the bartenders work their magic while sitting next to a window overlooking the pedestrian walkway outside. I did wander into the main dining area. It was lovely - and busy! Excellent experience - 5 stars!

The outdoor ambience of this restaurant is beautiful. We came here at lunchtime and it was not too…read morebusy. Perhaps we were early! The food we had was interesting but was a hit and miss one. The Chicken Breast Stuffed with Cuitlacoche, grilled chicken breast stuffed with aromatic Mexican truffle in a squash blossom sauce. Served with rice and vegetables was good but the chicken breast was dry which can be the case with most chicken breast. The Roasted Poblano Peppers stuffed with Picadollo was savory and good. The dish getting used to was the Casa Fuerte Chile, dried chile stuffed with sautéd squash blossoms and cheese in a creamy walnut sauce. Served cold. Service was alright.

This is great place for big group good food and good times ! Just impressed with the service and…read moreatención to detail, great horse show pony rides for kids and more . I definitely recommend this place place for all occasions and by the way mariachi and banda all day long!!

From the owner: Restaurant Campestre excelente para eventos comida mexicana auténtica con música en vivo y show de…read morecaballos en vivo todos los sábados y domingos y días festivos

This place was PACKED and for good reason. The food is good and well priced…read more There was a short wait when I arrived and they gave everyone a free Coronita. It was a very nice touch. The place is is wall to wall tables and they were all filled when I went. They have table clothes (not fancy, but nice) and fried torillas (like chips, except full rounds) on the table with three kinds of salsa. The service was good and the food came out lightening fast. I am a vegan and I went because Yelp says that it is vegan friendly.... which is hard to find in Guadalajara. I only saw one vegan option, which were potato enchiladas. They were good, but they did not blow me away.

Nice ambiance, nicely decorated. Great, quick service even though it stays packed and there's not…read moremuch room to feel comfortable. All the staff worked together to make sure everything was taken care of. Tomato bit salsa was good with the tostadas, the green sauce was good and the red sauce was the hottest. Guacamole was excellent, nicely seasoned with a little kick to it. I ordered the chorizo quesadillas and they lacked a lot of flavor. The beans were just ok, and the torta to me tasted like a wet pizza. A bit disappointing. To me this was more of a Tex Mex meal than an authentic Mexican meal. Pricing for 4 people was good but I don't think it was as good as reviews say and I'm sure there's plenty more good stuff in the area. I personally wouldn't recommend being that there's plenty out here to try but I might consider trying something else here to try before I give up on them.

The food and service here are absolutely fantastic! It's a must if you go to the beautiful area of…read moreTlaquepaqueI. But make sure you come with an appetite - so much food and it's so delicious. Our server Manuel took care of us so well. I can't wait to come back the next time I'm in Guadalajara. It was an incredible experience! Highly highly recommend!

Real San Pedro - A Beautiful Hacienda and a Delicious Taste of Mexico!…read more During our visit to beautiful Tlaquepaque, one of Mexico's most charming Pueblos Mágicos, we decided to stop at Real San Pedro for brunch. With so many restaurants to choose from, we were delighted with our choice! The restaurant is absolutely beautiful, with the feel of a traditional Mexican hacienda. Gorgeous décor, colorful details, and live music create a warm, festive atmosphere that makes you want to linger a little longer. Service was friendly and attentive. And the food? Simply fantastic! I was especially happy to find chiles en nogada on the menu. This is one of my all-time favorite Mexican dishes, and we happened to be visiting during the seasonal window when it's traditionally served. The combination of the savory chile, creamy walnut sauce, and those beautiful little pomegranate seeds is just irresistible. A little celebration of Mexican cuisine on a plate! We also shared salads and soup, and everything was delicious. Even the bread was special, accompanied by a wonderfully flavorful pepper sauce that I wish I knew the name of (and the recipe for!). Between the beautiful hacienda setting, the live music, the delicious food, and the company, we had a wonderful time. The verdict: Highly recommended! Real San Pedro is more than just a place to eat; it's an experience. If you're visiting Tlaquepaque, make room for a meal here. Come hungry, enjoy the atmosphere, and if chiles en nogada are in season, don't miss them! A beautiful afternoon, a little music, and a delicious reminder of why Mexican cuisine is so special. ¡Buen provecho!

We stopped by a couple of months ago based on a suggestion from a tour guide and it did not…read moredisappoint. Service for 4 people was quick for a busy weekend and the atmosphere was comfortable. Our server was attentive and got our order right away. Overall, a good choice around the area.

From Chicago, stopped in for dinner with a group of 10. Here are some of my thoughts about EA:…read more -Choice of patio or outdoor seating. -Enjoyed the mariachi band : ) -Ordered the mixed plate--with pork, chicken, and beef. I especially liked the pork. The cheese and chorizo makes for a nice combo. -Festive atmosphere. -Service was very slow, but good. -One thing I really liked is they brought out a mug with salt on the rim, like a margarita, for my lager : ) -It is a loud venue, difficult to hear. -They have a private parking lot, which is very convenient. -The prices are very reasonable, about $17 U.S. per person, including drinks and tips. Overall this gringo would recommend!

super yummy molcajetes and guacamole!! and its all very very…read morewell priced! simple yet tasty

The atmosphere, smell of meat grilling , great service overall. It's a must when in Tlaquepaque…read more Parking is a bit scarce. But they have a small lot to park in. Would definitely be back.

We went here for breakfast after dropping off laundry…read more Valet parking is way to go unless you are lucky and one of the 3 off street slots in front are open They have menus in English and Spanish and are very helpful plus patient The munu is very big so good options for everyone's taste buds Started out with Cafe de Olla & Water I had the Molletes de chilaquiles Handcrafted bread with the same golden beans, but now layered with your favorite chilaquiles. Yes, it's as good as it sounds. I left full but not stuffed or feeling bloated All around the perfect breakfast spot

Food Review: Los Chilaquiles - Guadalajara, Jalisco…read more On my recent visit to Los Chilaquiles, located right in the heart of Guadalajara, I arrived a bit past the traditional breakfast hour, but I was seriously craving some good huevos rancheros and a comforting café de olla. Thankfully, both absolutely hit the spot. Café de olla is a classic Mexican coffee traditionally brewed in a clay pot (olla), infused with cinnamon and sweetened with piloncillo--a deep, rich unrefined cane sugar. The result is a warm, aromatic, slightly spiced cup that feels like a hug from Mexico itself. Their version was delicious. To complement it, they offered me conchas con nata, which was such a treat. Conchas are iconic Mexican sweet breads known for their soft, airy interior and crunchy shell-like topping. Nata is the thick, silky cream that forms when fresh milk is gently simmered--rich, smooth, and perfect for spreading. Together, it's a simple but heavenly pairing. Right away, I noticed that the atmosphere of the place feels warm and inviting--relaxed, friendly, and full of that authentic Guadalajara charm that makes you want to stay a little longer. The service matched the atmosphere perfectly: attentive, kind, and genuinely welcoming. They started me off with a trio of homemade salsas, along with Mexican crema, queso cotija, and a crunchy homemade tostadita. Everything tasted fresh and thoughtful. As I looked around, I even noticed photos of well-known personalities who have visited, which makes sense--the food and experience truly stand out. Overall, Los Chilaquiles delivered amazing flavors, excellent service, a great atmosphere, and that authentic touch that makes breakfast in Guadalajara unforgettable. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area.