This is the place to go to when you are in Mexico and you want to buy alcohol to take back to the…read morestates. Never buy alcohol from duty free, it's to expensive! When you do the math ( exchange rate) and the cost in the states for a bottle of tequila, it will be $10-15 less. It also helps if you are further south in Mexico, the prices are better!

When I visited Tlaquepaque, this was one of the few places to get craft beers, so I went three…read moretimes. They are all bottled, but consistently good or great. Twice when I went, they had live music which was also good. The second time, it was a bit loud. Fortunately, I was seated pretty far away from the music. The outside seating is nice. The first two times I came, the service was good. The third time was a busy Friday night and the service was painfully slow. I had to ask for my bill twice

En la búsqueda de un lugar en Tlaquepaque para celebrar una Primera Comunión, en la que sería algo…read moremuy íntimo con familia y amigos, encontré La Mata Tinta. Voy por empezar por la atención, desde el primer día Anya fue la persona más atenta y amable del mundo, escuchó mi idea y me ayudó a concretar el evento. Siempre respondió a mis dudas y me ayudó en los detalles que se me escaparon. El día del evento, ella junto a su equipo nos recibieron de la mejor manera hasta el momento de retirarnos. La comida estuvo deliciosa, mi evento contó con tres tiempos y bebidas, todo espectacular. El ambiente fue muy agradable y familiar, que era lo que yo esperaba, estuvimos en segundo piso en un salón reservado solo para nuestro evento. ¿Qué si lo recomiendo?, absolutamente. Estamos muy satisfechos y contentos. ¡Mil gracias!

They were nice enough to let us in before they were fully open for service. They were running…read morebehind as we arrived at posted open hours but they were still getting set up for the evening. We waited a few minutes for them to finish cleaning and setting up before they were able to take our order. The menu is straight forward, we ordered the 4pz option with azucar and canela, the cinnamon really does give it a better taste. Unfortunately, we were not fans of the soft/mushy/doughy inside. It honestly tastes a bit raw, but according to them, that is what makes them unique and it's supposed to taste like that.

We got the hot chocolate and churros! The churros were really good! They had different types of hot…read moreChocolate and we went with the Mexican hot chocolate, which complimented the churros really well! Service was decent and there was barely any wait time! I would recommend especially for a dessert

Location is somewhat hidden on the ground floor facing the east underground parking structure of…read morePlaza Patria (mall). Parking is limited to private only with a roaming attendant to assist w traffic control. Park in the Easterly underground for quickest access. Environment has a modern feel with antique details most notably the floors and generally clean. Food was good especially the drinks. They were a much needed escape from the heat! The pastries, however, were another story. 'PROMOCION' = 'IT'S OLD AND WE'RE TRYING TO GET RID OF IT', our sad pastries must have been sitting there for a while because they were dry & stale. =| Staff made several errors during our visit, however, they were very professional when correcting their mistakes. Lessons learned check your receipt, check your order, & check your drinks! We purchased merchandise and the boxes we received were hardly useable for a gift so I recommend thinking twice & double check your items before purchasing gifts. =| Clientele is generally respectful and everyone was simply enjoying their drinks. Mind you this is a mall so anyone can walk through. Like the dorks making fun of the prices of merchandise we purchased all while standing behind us. WTF? I'm sorry those dorks think a few hundred pesos seems like a lot. =| WC two stalls one for ladies one for gents.

Hoy Compre tres ordenes de Paella muy mala. Sobre cocido el…read morearroz. Carne de puerco cruda, mucho chile morrón de lata. Muy poca almeja (dos por orden, y una de ellas totalmente cerrada) Chorizo que mas bien parecía chicharrón porque crujía al masticarlo. Mucho muy mala... No La Recomiendo

Great spot for finding bottles, cans, and boxed specialty food items not common to Mexico, but…read morecommon in US and Canada They also sell interesting beer, wine and prepared foods made in their kitchen I live in MANZANILLO and try to visit la Casita whenever we are in GDL