Recommended restaurants in Jalisco for September (updated in 2025)

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19. La Matera

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NZD38Western-style

20. La Chata de Guadalajara

NZD28Latin American

pxy0705This is a very authentic Mexican restaurant in Guadalajara. You can be considered an Internet celebrity. There are long queues here every day. I wish you run the most authentic Mexican dishes, the colors are very bright, the taste is very rich, and it can be said that the taste is very good. And the waiters here are also very professional and thoughtful. It is definitely a restaurant with a high cost performance.

21. Restaurante Alcalde

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NZD31Latin American

22. Huerto Cafe

M25***40A small cafe with a very pastoral style, but it has everything you need, the environment is very good, and it is easy to relax. The coffee in the cafe is very good, and it is great with such a view.

23. Campomar - Andares

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24. La Vaca Argentina

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NZD30Western-style

落日拾梦旅人#Creation Incentive Plan Shares 10,000 Yuan Cash 🇲🇽Guadalajara, Mexico, a Fantasy Journey of Art and Food Guadalajara, a city in Mexico, is like a lost pearl, exuding a unique charm. It is full of historical charm and artistic atmosphere, and the food is even more mouth-watering. Now, follow this guide and start your wonderful journey in Guadalajara! 🎈 1. Best Travel Time The average temperature in Guadalajara is 14℃ - 27℃ throughout the year, which is suitable for travel all year round. 🌞 However, May to October is the rainy season, so remember to bring rain gear when traveling; November to April of the following year is relatively dry and sunny, which is more suitable for strolling in the streets and alleys to feel the charm of this city. 2. Must-visit attractions 1. Guadalajara Cathedral: 📍 Located in the city center, this magnificent building was completed in 1612 and took more than 60 years. The church's twin towers are unique in shape, described by poets as "upside-down calla lilies" and "moored boats". It is a landmark building in Guadalajara. Walking into the church, the interior is gorgeously decorated, with stained glass windows and exquisite sculptures, making people feel as if they are in a palace of art and feel a strong religious atmosphere. 🕍 2. Cabañas Almshouse: 🎨 This is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, built in 1791. It was originally a hospital/orphanage and is now a cultural institution. On the walls, vaults and turrets here, there are beautiful murals by José Clemente Orozco. It is free to visit on Tuesdays. Don't miss this opportunity to appreciate this masterpiece of art up close. 3. Tlaquepaque Town: 🌈 A town full of bohemian atmosphere, with cobblestone streets lined with art galleries, artisan shops and restaurants. It is famous for its beautiful hand-painted pottery. Stroll through it, pick up a few favorite handicrafts, and feel the perfect fusion of art and life. The town's buildings are colorful, very suitable for taking photos and punching in, and the rate of photos is super high. 📸 4. Lake Chapala: 🌊 Mexico's largest freshwater lake, with the Lerma River flowing in from the east and the Santiago River flowing out from the northeast corner, rich in freshwater fish. There are two small islands in the lake, and there are many waterfowl in autumn and winter. Take a stroll along the lake, enjoy the lake and mountains, enjoy the quiet time, and taste fresh lake fish to feel the gift of nature. 3. Guadalajara on the tip of the tongue 1. birria: A delicious and spicy stew, usually made with beef or goat meat, served with tortillas, onions, cilantro and lime. The rich soup of the stew blends perfectly with the tender meat, and every bite is intoxicating. 🥘 2. tortas ahogadas: "Drowned Sandwich", a hearty pork sandwich soaked in spicy tomato sauce, the bread absorbs the rich flavor of the sauce, the pork is tender and juicy, and it is super satisfying to take a bite. It is Guadalajara's signature street food. 🌮 3. Tequila: Although not a food, tequila is an important part of Guadalajara culture. The nearby town of Tequila produces world-famous tequila. Be sure to try different types of tequila to experience its unique flavor. But be careful to drink in moderation! 🍷 4. Carne en su jugo: This dish is made of thinly sliced beef with delicious soup, beans, bacon and other seasonings. It is nutritious, warm and delicious, and is perfect for enjoying in slightly cool weather. 🥩 IV. Travel Tips 1. Transportation: There is an airport bus from the airport to the city center, and the fare is affordable. You can choose bus or subway for transportation in the city. The bus or subway fare is usually 9.5 pesos, but the vending machine does not give change, so remember to prepare 10 pesos. Electronic payment is not very popular, and most small vendors only accept cash, so carry enough cash with you. 🚇 2. Accommodation: For short-term accommodation, you can choose the city center (zona centro), which is full of vitality and close to landmarks and entertainment venues; for medium-term or long-term accommodation, the zapopan and providencia areas have a relaxed atmosphere, as well as high-end communities and shopping centers; those who like art and bohemian atmosphere can choose the tlaquepaque community. Note that you may need to pay about 19% tax for accommodation in Guadalajara. 🛏️ 3. Others: The overall security situation in Guadalajara is acceptable, but try to avoid going to remote places at night and don't show off your wealth. Respect local cultural customs. In business activities, smiling and shaking hands are common ways of greeting. Men should not kiss the cheeks and hands of unfamiliar women at will. In addition, public hospitals here are free to see a doctor, but the waiting time is long, and private hospitals charge higher fees.

25. Hato Ramen

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26. Café Chai Vallarta

NZD231Coffee Shops

乖小咪Chai is a very local morning tea restaurant in Guadalajara. The breakfast here is very rich and has the local characteristics of Guadalajara. You may not have seen it before, eating pig snouts in the morning, which is the favorite of the locals. It looks a bit unacceptable. But fortunately, the other breakfasts taste very good and are more suitable for our Chinese taste.

27. El Patio

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NZD23Latin American