I've always had good experiences at Vips. Vips is owned by Walmart, and is often located next to a…read moreWalmart in Mexico as was the case with this location. This one is across the Plaza Galerias Mall from the Sam's Club and Walmart Galerias, on the corner of Ave. Vallarta and Ave. Rafael Sanzia in Zapopan. To enter there is paid or validated parking. The building is very nice, and the dining room is open and warm. It's a great place to meet up with friends for a delicious meal and conversation. It is also kid-friendly with a children's menu, high chairs, etc. Vips is an ideal place for small gatherings, birthday parties, brunches, or business lunches. Vips Restaurant is comparable to Denny's in the USA, if not a couple of notches higher, and with a distinctive Mexican flair and cuisine. They are open all day and offer an extensive menu featuring both Mexican and American favorites, breakfasts, brunch, lunch, dinner, desserts, specialty coffees, shakes, etc. They have cuts of beef, chicken, seafood (including shrimp, salmon, and more), many "antojitos mexicanos," burgers, soups, sandwiches, crepes, and so much more. Among my favorites are the enchiladas suizas, molletes, tostadas de pollo, pepitos (small toasted tortas), and their caldo Tlalpeño. After a long day, their caldo Tlalpeño is a rich hearty and flavorful chicken soup with rice, veggies, and garnished with fresh avocado, cubes of cheese, a squeeze of lime, and a dollop of chipotle. That's what I ordered this time. My friends and I arrived 15 minutes before closing time, but we were welcomed in. We already knew what we wanted, so we ordered right away. The service was prompt and friendly. The caldo Tlalpeño was delicious. My only complaint was that it was not served very hot. Still, I enjoyed it. Whenever I'm traveling in Mexico, I usually depend on recommendations from locals. But if I'm not sure where to go, if there is a Vips, I know it will be a good place for quality food, a friendly atmosphere, and reasonable prices.

Very good flavor and texture ... would recommend if you are in the area for a quick bite…read more The price is 100 pesos with a drink Very very nice

My dad's been ranting and raving about this place since the 70s. Known for its legendary tortas…read moreahogadas, or "lonches" as they call them here in Guadalajara, this place is famous for its iconic cream sauce. Unfortunately, most locations have closed and there's only a few left in the city. We found one at Plaza México, tucked away in the food court next to Subway. And while many say Gemma's isn't as good as it used to be, I can confirm as a first-timer that it was beyond delicious. Highlights: - The crispy bread, or "birote" that you find here in Jalisco, Mexico, is made of two different doughs to preserve the chewy inside and crispy outside so it withstands the tomato sauce. The bread at Gemma's was 10/10. - We ordered the Milanesa (breaded steak) and Clásico (made with pork). Both were flavorful but the milanesa was extra special. - The tomato sauce (poured on at the end so it doesn't get soggy) was also pretty spectacular. Its deep red broth had notes of oregano and other spices that didn't overwhelm the rest of the sandwich. - Personally, I wasn't a fan of the heavy cream sauce. Other restaurants have a lighter creamy sauce (or none at all), which I prefer. It didn't kill the sandwich but could have done without. Overall: 9/10