On our last day in Guadalajara, my special someone and I decided to do a bit of shopping. We got a…read moretip from the hotel staff about this place, so we made our way over here. The route here took less than 20 minutes by uber. We were dropped off in this small street, that intersects this fine shopping center. Because it was a weekday, there was not a lot of foot traffic throughout this place, which was actually a good thing. We noticed tons of shops that we'd find back home in LA, to include high end brands. There were many fine eateries, as well as fast food options on the upper levels of the mall. Since we already had food back at the hotel, we decided to eat something small at Carl's Jr. We shopped at Palacio de Hierro, which is similar to Nordstrom in quality. The place was kept immaculately clean, and the staff throughout the center was very nice and accomodating. After getting done shopping, we hailed an uber to head back to the hotel. I'm glad that we made the time to come here. It's a nice shopping center thats on par with Del Amo Fashion Center in LA's south bay. If you have great taste in fashion, or just need to pick something up for an event, this is a good option in the Guadalajara metro area.

This mall is beautiful and you will find most high end stores and delicious restaurants here. We…read morespent an afternoon here during our visit and it was a lot of fun. There is a hotel attached and the mall is huge so it sprawls across two sections. I would recommend eating at the seafood place across the street.

They don't answer their phone and they say delivered your order when they didn't. They have both…read morephone numbers but don't call them for directions or any details.

Good prices Family Shopping center get all what you need here.Sometimes you can find deals here…read moreand around the store.

I wandered in here to browse and the staff were super nice and helped me with some recommendations…read moreand tips on things to do in the city.

Cheap clothing. I was disappointed with the high prices and poor clothing quality. See you never.read more

There is no better store in Mexico than El Palacio de Hierro. You are welcomed and treated with a…read morehigh end and amazing customer service. Definitely a red carpet treatment. .

I came to this fine department store back in springtime, while on a trip in Guadalajara with the…read moregirlfriend. She wanted to go shopping, and this became one of our several stops in Plaza Andares. El Palacio de Hierro is on par with Nordstroms back home. The store is nice, very well presented, and has an extensive selection of clothing and other items. The staff here is pleasant, and very attentive. They were able to guide us to exactly what we were looking for. While the girlfriend found the items she needed, I browsed the men's section. Their clothing selection is great, especially if you like darker hues like I do. Some brands you'll recognize from stores back in the US, and some you won't. For the latter, I've found quality in them, to include some brown dress shoes that I get complements on to this day. If you're in town in Guadalajara, and are looking to do some shopping, give this place a try.

Came here looking for a quiet place to do some work and have a nice breakfast. I was very pleased…read morewith my experience and service. I had the chilaquiles ligeros paired with fruit and coffee. Food is great and service very attentive, the server took a little longer and I had to remind her a few times for a coffee refill, but other than that I had a pleasant experience. I connected freely to the WiFi and finished my work paired with a great morning breakfast.

This place truly is the magical city. It is a must stop if in the Guadalajara area. Plan to spend…read moreat least one of your days looking, shopping, and eating great Mexican food. The people are the friendliest and really do wanna take care of you. It's a quick Uber away from Guadalajara.

Tlaquepaque is a must-do for tourists to the Guadalajara area, especially if you're looking for…read morelocal arts and crafts. Pasaje Independencia is basically the main shopping street that cuts through the old village. The street is closed off to cars and has arts and craft shops, restaurants, musicians and local artisans set up to cater to visitors in a safe area away from traffic. They usually have the street decorated based on holiday or artist theme so the decor is always rotating (they had giant ceramic pics the last time I was there). The rotating decor makes it a selfie takers paradise and there's something for just about everyone; shoppers, photographers, foodies people watchers, art aficionados. There's an old cathedral at the town square and sometimes there are dancers, voladores de papantla (aerialist religious ceremony that's protected by UNESCO), festivals, food and lots of things going on all the time. Tip: It's fun to look at all the Frida Kahlo stuff, but remember there are many indigenous artisans making beautiful things that are unique to this specific area. You can buy a Frida shirt anywhere but you can't buy hand beaded Huichol art in other parts of Mexico. What you spend your money determines whether places like this stay unique or end up looking exactly the same.