If you’re craving a nice glass of wine paired with charcuterie and other specialties, check out this list of the best wine bars in Guadalajara.
You’ll find everything from classic spots to the neighborhood’s new cool hangouts—a roundup of casual, modern, and elegant options so you can find your favorite vibe.
Gastón Wine Bar

This spot is a favorite thanks to its extensive wine selection and excellent music. Plus, the atmosphere is perfect for spending an afternoon on the terrace.
Roto

One of the trendiest spots around, here you can enjoy delicious coffee, great breakfasts and meals, and a wide selection of red, white, rosé, orange, and pet nat wines.
Artífice

A new favorite spot to enjoy delicious food and open a bottle of wine without inflated prices. Chef Lalo reinvents flavors to share at the table: you have to try the tuna tartare, the baby corn on the cob, and his famous burger, which is starting to establish itself as one of the tastiest in the city.
Rayuela Wine Bar

A superb selection of wines, live music nights, and delicious snacks to go with them—that’s why they’re everyone’s favorite!
Loco Wine

The new kid on the block—here you’ll find garnachas, merengue, wine, and hi-fi sound. Keep an eye out for the days when they have a DJ.
Romea

One of the first places to introduce us to the concept of wine and tapas in a beautiful setting. Its vibe has held up over the years.
LAVID Cava & Copa

A massive wine cellar— which claims to be the largest in all of Jalisco—featuring a selection of high-end wines from all over the world.
La Mantequería

To recreate a Spanish-style experience, it specializes in charcuterie, cold cuts, and wines. A great selection for all tastes.
Turbio

A spot with an excellent selection of natural wines and great snacks, including delicious pizzas and gourmet chicken wings.
Roothouse

If you’re a wine lover, you’ll find more than one option here to suit your palate. Of course, the charcuterie and cheeses are a must. Add live music performances to all this, and you’ve got the perfect plan.
Cru Wine & Deli

A true institution for enjoying a glass of wine paired with cheese and charcuterie in a relaxed, unpretentious atmosphere.
El Corcho Wine Bar

A relaxed spot to enjoy wine, charcuterie, cheeses, and tapas without all the fuss.
Celia Sweet & Wine

A place where every glass costs the same: $180, no matter which wine you choose. They also offer a tasting menu and delicious desserts.
El Juan y el Diego

In the morning, it’s a great spot for brunch, and in the afternoon and evening, it’s a wine bar with a wide selection of bottles to suit every taste.

Subdued lighting, vinyl records on the walls, and a lovelyterracefor enjoying a drink outdoors. They offer a good selection of bottles from around the world and a really cool selection ofnatural wines.