Just 30 minutes from the city, this magical town is brimming with Jalisco folklore. Check out the best restaurants to eat at in San Pedro Tlaquepaque.
In addition to crafts, galleries, and atmosphere, you’ll also find a wide range of dining options, from Mexican to Italian cuisine and burgers.
Located in a colonial mansion, complete with a central courtyard and a stone fountain, this restaurant is known for its Mexican cuisine. It offers a variety of traditional dishes. Our recommendations? Try the guacamole with pork rinds, the plantain molotes, the tortitas ahogadas, and the molcajetes. Finish off with some churros for dessert.
Casa Luna is one of those restaurants you can’t miss, thanks to its incredible cuisine and hacienda-style decor. You can’t leave without trying their chicken in mole with cinnamon or their beef tongue. Pair your dishes with their cocktails made with tequila and fresh fruit. Some days they feature live music and wine pairing events.
Another of the best places to eat in Tlaquepaque. On the Independencia promenade, you’ll find this magnificent restaurant inside an 18th-century mansion. The menu includes a variety of dishes made with high-quality ingredients, featuring specialties such as escamoles, wild boar, and, of course, chiles en nogada.
Bravo puts a new spin on many classic dishes from our cuisine and adds just the right touch to modernize them. You have to try everything made with blue corn dough, like the taquitos and tlacoyos. The cocktails and spirits are another must-try to round out your experience.
Because not everything is Mexican food, here you’ll find an Italian alternative. Start with baked provolone and follow it up with some pasta, which is made fresh in-house and prepared to order. Some of the specials include rack of lamb and wild boar stew.
That typical scene of hanging umbrellas in Tlaquepaque is inside this restaurant and gallery. The food served here is Mediterranean-style, featuring salads, paninis, pastas, meats, and fish. On weekends, there is live music: blues, jazz, and bossa nova.
Specializing in grilled food, try the delicacies from their grill. You can start with some flambéed marrow to snack on and then follow up with a cut of meat, salmon, or tuna. All accompanied by a great selection of creative cocktails.
A restaurant from the Cielito Lindo brewery, here you’ll find plenty of craft beer and Mexican specialties, such as delicious picaña barbacoa, sopes with marrow, and much more. The place is especially beautiful during the Day of the Dead season.
Located inside the Quinta Don José hotel, this spot serves Mexican-Italian specialties . You’ll find a very extensive menu ranging from appetizers to pasta, pizza, steaks, seafood, and more. Everything is prepared with perfectly cooked ingredients and great seasoning.
Casa Fuerte
Mexican cuisine in the heart of Tlaquepaque with over 30 years of history. Here you can enjoy dishes steeped in tradition, featuring options from both land and sea.
