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...

Omg Peligro is the best both food and "ambiente"! My mom and I stumbled on this place when staying…read morenearby at Casa Habita. We had no idea that it also turned into a drag show on certain evenings. We came back for dinner and met the FRIENDLIEST locals. Had so much fun. The servers were also so so kind. Our food on both visits as others have noted was delicious.

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!!?

Fui a esta panadería y honestamente... no estaba listo para tanto antojo. Entré buscando un…read moreconchita, y terminé sudando más que el horno de la cocina. El aroma a pan recién hecho me abrazó tan rico que casi le pido su número. El pancito estaba suave, calientita... demasiado calientita, como si alguien la hubiera horneado pensando en mis debilidades. El bolillo, firme y bien formado, casi me hizo perder la compostura. Y no hablemos del pan de chocolate... porque ahí sí me puse a reconsiderar decisiones de vida. El personal muy amable: te miran como diciendo "¿qué se te antoja, corazón?", y uno nada más quiere decir "pues... ¿tienes tiempo para explicártelo?" En resumen: aquí no solo te llevas pan... te llevas pensamientos que no deberías tener en una panadería a las 10 de la mañana.

Although crowded for all the good reasons the service and food is the best in town. I was raised in…read morethis neighborhood and love the area and the shops here.

Eat here! Plain and simple. Chilaquiles rojos, chilaquiles Oaxacan, and the birriaquiles were ALL…read moreso delicious. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable.

Miami vibes in Guad, so started great walking in. The wait was long (but expected) for a Sunday…read morelate morning. The servers were lovely especially with our lack of Spanish. Food was amazing minus the chilaquiles my sister ordered,"she's had better". Prices were very reasonable for the quality. I'll be dreaming of the machaca I ordered for awhile

English menus. Mimosas. Beautiful, dog friendly patio…read more I've had the Ranger bagel sandwich twice and I wish I liked the food as much as the ambiance.

Brick Lane Cafe is a small cafe worth your time. My five-year-old daughter and I went with our…read morepuppy on a Thursday morning around 9:15 a.m. in August. Here's our experience: 1) Space: It's small, but very quaint. There's a food truck where the food is prepared, outdoor seating and a few tables inside. A tiny bathroom is in the back by the register. 2) Food: They have a Spanish and English menu filled with lots of options. They have a few lunch options, but breakfast is where they shine. They have burritos, bagels, French toast, and so much more. They also have a coffee menu. My daughter loved her plain bagel with cream cheese and my French toast came out colorful and very tasty. It wasn't overly sweet. It was perfect! My latte was creamy and delightful. 3) Service: The woman taking our orders was genuinely kind and very efficient. She checked in on us and even brought our puppy a bowl of water. If you are a breakfast person, don't miss out on Brick Lane Cafe.

Nice little outdoor cafe style breakfast place with good coffee as well! Friendly staff and good…read morefood options. A little on the expensive side, but it's definitely an upscale place. Nice cafe de olla, chilaquiles and molletes.

Great service (because we were the only ones in the restaurant!)…read moreExcellent cafe americano Beautiful atmosphere

The best omg the hot chocolate is sooo good that I wanna go back I can't get enough of how yummy it…read moreeven taste omg the service was amazing I will go back once I travel back here soon!

Some of the best chilaquiles I've had, they where crunchy , great chipotle sauce. Coffee was really…read moregood too. Will be a place to go for me when I am in Guadalajara.

I truly enjoyed my experience at Boulangerie Central. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful…read more They have ample indoor seating and outdoor seating. I would suggest sitting outdoors (it will be in the back of the restaurant), the scenery and ambiance are wonderful. Some dishes I would recommend include: Salmon with their special pistachio sauce, enchiladas verdes, and their filet mignon. Their food is very flavorful and come in a nice presentation. Their croissants are great--they are flaky and crunchy. They pair well with their coffee. They also sell gelato and popsicles by the front of the restaurant. I highly suggest this spot! It is delicious.

We arrived and had to search for someone to attend us: Nobody was at the reception desk. Staircase…read morehas no handrails, a problem for someone like me who has walking difficulties. Because of it structure, the place was noisy. The food was good, without reaching the excellence level. Because if this this, the place feels overpriced. They have an excellent jugo verde. They claim it's made on the premises, but mine was not freshly made. Chilaquiles divorciados were good but spicy, even for a Mexican taste. They were also pricey. My Reuben sandwich was fine but the best part was the mustard. Not going back.