
Guided tour · 3 hours
Taste of Guadalajara: Street Food, Cantinas & Historic Sanctuary Walk
Eat like a local in the historic Santuario neighborhood: traditional pulque, street tacos, legendary Tapatío bites, and classic cantina cocktails.
Fonda Dona Gabina Escolastica in Guadalajara is the Francisco I. Madero technicolour Mexicaltzingo fonda, a Tapatio family favourite for pozole and Sunday.
Editorially verified June 2, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Why locals love it: The Mexicaltzingo technicolour fonda Tapatio families book for Sunday lunch, with traditional Jalisco plates and a colorful courtyard.
Tip: Sunday lunch books out two weeks ahead; weekday lunch is walk-in only.

Guided tour · 3 hours
Eat like a local in the historic Santuario neighborhood: traditional pulque, street tacos, legendary Tapatío bites, and classic cantina cocktails.

Private tour · 3 hours
Come like a local! On this sightseeing tour, you'll discover and taste the best cocktails in the city and some delicious tacos to go with the experience, all included!

Guided tour · 4 hours
Explore Santa Tere, Guadalajara’s most food-loving neighbourhood, on this lunchtime food tour. With 13+ tastings, this is a crash course in the food and eateries belov...
Address: Francisco I. Madero 823, Mexicaltzingo, 44160 Guadalajara, Jalisco
Tejuino Mercado Corona in Guadalajara is the Avenida Hidalgo Mercado Corona stalls for tejuino, the canonical Jalisco fermented-masa drink with lime and salt.
Why locals goThe Mercado Corona tejuino stalls Tapatio cooks shop daily for the fermented-masa drink, a hyper-local Jalisco specialty.
TipAsk for tejuino con limon y sal; the lime sorbet on top sets the Tapatio version apart.
El Meson de la Nieta in Tlaquepaque is the Calle Madero family fonda, a low-cost San Pedro spot hidden by the El Parian crowd for traditional comida corrida.
Why locals goThe Tlaquepaque family fonda where Calle Madero artisans still take lunch, a Tapatio comida-corrida room hidden by the El Parian crowd.
TipWeekday lunch at 14:30 is the easier seating; the menu changes daily.
El Grillo on Calle Marsella in Guadalajara is the Colonia Americana mezcaleria, a Lafayette favourite for small-producer Oaxaca mezcal and Tapatio nights.
Why locals goThe Calle Marsella mezcaleria Tapatio bartenders drink at after their shifts, with small-producer Oaxaca and Michoacan mezcal flights.
TipAsk the bartender for the off-menu raicilla; Wednesday is bartender night and the flight discount is real.
Tejuino Mercado Corona in Guadalajara is the Avenida Hidalgo Mercado Corona stalls for tejuino, the canonical Jalisco fermented-masa drink with lime and salt.
Why locals goThe Mercado Corona tejuino stalls Tapatio cooks shop daily for the fermented-masa drink, a hyper-local Jalisco specialty.
TipAsk for tejuino con limon y sal; the lime sorbet on top sets the Tapatio version apart.