Gave it 3 stars for effort, presentation, and cleanliness. We kept coming for simple black coffee,…read moreto go...multiple mornings. This establishment offers indoor and outdoor/patio style seating. Very cute! Which is why we decided to give their pastries a try on our final evening here. Sadly, the pastries seemed to taste as if they'd been sitting out multiple days. The servers weren't very accommodating.

*FRENCH INSPIRED/BEAUTIFUL*…read more Very pretty place Food was tasty but it was cold Service was almost non existent, we had to ask for a menu after sitting a while No one asked if we needed anything ( I wanted water and the salt) And when the food arrived, it was room temperature. Really cute place, great for a coffee and dessert Glad I came but it's a one and done for me. Bon appetit!

This restaurant was a great surprise. We walked past it many times but didn't notice it for what it…read morewas. The service, food and ambiance were all top notch. They are located on the corner of Calle Maestraza and Calle Jose Maria Morelos. I was not sure about El Arte as we were sitting in the window as were three other tables as well as the whole restaurant is visible and there is a lot of foot traffic. But you don't even notice everyone walking by because of the great job they do keeping you distracted with light music and great food from the chips and salsa to your main course. We ordered the Pollo ala Parilla which was fantastic. We also had a Michilada that was the best. Dinner was so good we decided to try out breakfast today. It did NOT disappoint. The service both days was top notch as well. We had dinner last night and Wow! The place checked all boxes.

No bueno. Everything i ordered they had run out of. So i changed my order to grilled shrimp and…read morehalf of them were still partly raw. Its a very popular place but i cant recommend it.

Food was delicious, service was excellent.. Me and my family happen to be walking to a near by Yelp…read morerestaurant but it had a long line. We decided to try this spot out and it couldn't have been better. Very thing we tried was hold.

One of the best restaurants in Guadalajara specializing in traditional regional foods that includes…read moreOaxacan and Chapanecan breakfast. Highly recommended! Uno de los mejores restaurantes Chapanecos, oaxaqueños y comida regional de Guadalajara. Altamente recomendado.

La Postreria is a fancy dessert spot that also serves non-sweet food like sandwiches, coffees, etc…read more My wife, five-year-old daughter and I went for dessert on a Friday evening in July and got seats right away. Here's our experience: 1) Food: The dessert is beautiful and definitely impresses. However, we didn't love the flavor of our desserts. The "Caramelia" was not very good. The flavors didn't combine well and the "Cacaotal" was fine. Our daughter didn't finish hers, which says a lot. 2) Service: It's friendly, but it did take awhile for us to get our check. 3) Space: It's an open-air concept with seats on the patio and along the bar. It's designed well with an inviting feel.

Very good, creative desserts. You can get many of them to go, including the excellent macarons…read more There is a limited breakfast and lunch menu of sandwiches and salads, which are nice and fresh. Very good coffee and hot chocolate. Service is a bit uneven.

If you like tea, you need to stop by this place. They have different options to include hot or…read moreiced. I had the verde tropical. They add dried fruit pieces which makes it just sweet enough. No extra sugar needed. It was flavorful on its own. They do come to your table to get your order. There's outside and inside seating

Visiting Guadalajara and decided to try this place out. They had a few kinds of teas and you could…read morechoose hot or cold. I decided on a Dorado amanecer and I have to say it did not disappoint. Fruit on the bottom no need to Add sugar naturally sweet. So when we got here we were greeted by a waitress which I have to say was not to friendly and then my daughter had to get up and order our teas. They actually had them right away and then our waitress brought to us. When we were ready to leave our waitress was no where in sight so my daughter again had to get up and aak where can we pay. Eventually the waitress brought us our ticket and we were able to pay. Yea is delicious so will recommend.

We were in the look out for a cozy but classy place to enjoy breakfast and we found this gem on…read moreYelp! of course and definitely we were not disappointed. Their menu is pretty well balanced with many options. We chose to be seated on their outdoor dining area since it was a sunny pleasant day! If you're in the Guadalajara metro area please pay them a visit! You'll enjoy their service as well! SYOY

We were looking for a good breakfast place in Guadalajara near zona central and this place…read moredefinitely hit the mark. We sat outside and enjoyed the views of the plaza next to it. Service was extremely friendly and fast. We were served pan dolce with our order and everything was amazing. I ordered a chai latte to drink and it was perfectly spiced and sweet. I ordered the chilaquiles and they were so savory and exactly what I was wanting. The serving size was really good for the price. Definitely recommend for anyone in the zona central to visit this location for coffee, pan dulce, or a meal.

We experienced friendly service in a relaxed, cozy atmosphere. Although we didn't try the food, the…read moremilkshake was absolutely divine ~ rich, creamy, and worth the visit on its own!

Wow What a wonderful place. The pastries are made of location and are super fresh. The cream…read morecheese berry rolls are to die for. I had the tortilla soup and it was delicious as well highly recommended

Service was great. My torta and cappuccino were both delicious. Knocking my review to a 3 because…read moretheir pan de muerte tastes like they use margarine instead of real butter. Maybe they use a mix of butter and margarine, but I can absolutely taste an odd oil in this specific bread and it was so off putting that I threw the rest of the bread away after one bite. Their pan de muerte's texture is more like a big American donut than the pan dulce I'm used to. ‍ I'd recommend the torts though!

Very nice and organized bakery. I really liked the decoration for to the bakery. I got the pan de…read moremuertos since it was seasonal. It was a big size bread that you can share with 2/3 people, or finish it yourself since it's really good haha. It was very buttery and flavorful and pairs well with a nice cup of coffee or hot chocolate. Some people like the pan a bit firm but this was soft and fluffy and probably the best option for most people.