OMG! This place is one of the best we have found on this visit to Guadalajara. An excellent…read moreservice, the dishes gump shrimp, Alfredo pasta, octopus, hummus. Etc. they won't give up! Omg! Este lugar lo tiene que probar todo Guadalajara!

Great service and cool drinks. Food was wonderful and the wait was not long. It was neat to meet…read morean up and coming new local tequila company

Found this place online. Was greeted by a nice young man who turned out to be the owner. His mom…read moremans the kitchen pumping out everything fresh. They make their own pesto here. I love supporting small businesses and entrepreneurs. A cool spot when visiting Guadalajara.

This little small bar is awesome ppl are great super nice super good selection on beer and wine and…read morewhen it right across from Peko Peko so when you are a waiting to be seated come across the street have a beer or some wine

A very nice and relaxed atmosphere. Good selection on drinks including beer, liquor and wine. The…read morestaff is very nice and helpful always making sure everything is going well and that we didn't need anything. They have good specials on Fridays and Saturdays. The menu has a good variety of flaverfull dishes. My favorite was the bruschetta on baguette with the sauce it was worth every penny. Will definitely visit again.

Rayuela is the name of a book that is considered to be one of the must-have classics of Latin…read moreAmerican literature. The main character is an Argentinean writer living in Paris with his mistress, La Maga, surrounded by an eclectic group of bohemian friends who go by name, "The Club." This must be their clubhouse! Located nestled between residential homes on the outer edge of Colonia Americana, the front of the building is unassuming, aside from the bold signage spelling out the name: Rayuela in big red letters. As you enter the space, you feel the allure and charm of the place. Your eyes are directed past the intimate tables in the front, and toward the long stretched bar. The warm lighting and french doors in the back seduce you to venture outside to a small patio. The place has old world charm, those that you would expect to find in Latin America or Europe. The colonial buildings that surround the neighborhood and decor transplant you into another era. Like the wine they curate, their are roots grounded in this place. I love that they offer wines from Valle De Guadalupe and other regions of Mexico, despite being a Spanish restaurant. The tapas were bursting with flavor. The Artichoke dish was my favorite, blending sweet and savory flavors. But you'd have it easy selecting something good at this place, every dish we had was memorable.

Four of us arrived on a very cool and rainy evening. All the doors and windows were wide open…read more Only one other table was taken in the entire restaurant and they refused to close the doors. We left without spending a dime and will never return.