Are you looking for the best places with breakfast buffets in Guadalajara? Keep reading this list to discover them.
From classic chilaquiles and casseroles to a good selection of fresh fruits and natural juices, you’ll love these options.
Although Mexican seasoning predominates, we include alternatives of different prices and types so you can find your favorite.
Santo Coyote Real
A restaurant inspired by Mexican culture, traditions, and mysticism, serving a breakfast buffet every day. You’ll find various types of appetizers, such as tacos with stews, barbecue, pastor, quesadillas, tamales, tortas ahogadas, and more. Of course, with their respective café de olla.
La Trinchera
Another traditional buffet option, here you can try a wide variety of stews and appetizers in a very nice Mexican-style setting . Some of the favorites are fried quesadillas, tacos, and sopes de chicharrón. Arrive early because it gets crowded.
El Tango
Although it is an Argentine-inspired restaurant, in the mornings they serve a traditional breakfast buffet . With savory options such as chilaquiles, stews, and eggs; and sweet alternatives such as hot cakes or waffles. Of course, there is also coffee, juices, and sweet bread.
Fiesta Americana Guadalajara
Available every day from early morning until noon, this breakfast buffet in Guadalajara is known for making its own bread. You’ll find house specialties such as enfrijoladas and eggs; a cold bar with salmon and cold cuts; and juices that change according to the season.
Real de San Pedro
Located inside an old mansion, to visit this restaurant you have to travel to the magical town of Tlaquepaque, which is no complaint. It is open Monday through Sunday and offers traditional Mexican food. To make a reservation, you must call a week in advance.
El Herradero de Don Gabriel
Available from Monday to Sunday, here you can also enjoy a Mexican feast. You’ll find 12 pots with different stews, a griddle for preparing eggs to your liking, fried and comal quesadillas, different types of fritanga, and a cold bar with seasonal fruit, cereals, yogurts, and more . You can accompany your dishes with café de olla, atole, and champurrado.
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If you’re looking for a nice, relaxing place, you’ll love this terrace surrounded by greenery. In the mornings, they offer a delicious Mexican buffet with stews, freshly made masa, eggs cooked to order, sweet bread, and much more. Everything is seasoned to perfection in a cozy terrace setting.
La Casa de los Platos
Available only on Saturdays and Sundays, here you will find lots of Mexican flavor in delicious casseroles with different stews and unlimited mimosas. Almost like a party, while you eat breakfast you can enjoy mariachi, marimba, bolero, algodonero, roulette of luck, and more.
Quinta Real
This hotel opens its doors on weekends for those with a hearty appetite. On Saturdays, it’s breakfast, and on Sundays, it’s brunch. You’ll find juices, fruit, yogurt, granola, as well as more than fifteen different stews, eggs cooked to order, and dessert bars. All in a very nice setting.
Heidi’s Biergarten
This German biergarten shines every Sunday with a buffet featuring delicacies from this perfect country. Try their pretzels, breads (sweet and savory), and different types of cold cuts and sausages. Coffee is included, and mimosas are usually 2-for-1.
Casa Macaria
A good option for finding freshly baked bread, an omelet station, well-prepared stews, and even menudo. The buffet is available Monday through Sunday from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Agave Tlaquepaque
A getaway to Tlaquepaque is always a good idea, and at this restaurant you’ll find a great morning buffet with fried quesadillas, barbacoa tacos, menudo, tortas ahogadas, and stews.
Chaoo Restaurant Bar
A rooftop in the heart of the city, with beautiful views and a breakfast buffet from 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
La Buffetería
Under the slogan “Eat like at home but without washing the dishes,” enjoy this buffet on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. The rest of the week is à la carte. You’ll find a good selection of stews and also alternatives for those with a sweet tooth.
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