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Salvador Santos López Tortas Ahogadas
A hole in the wall with a street-side grill, where Señor Lopez prepares T-bones and skirt steaks. Steaks are rubbed with olive oil, splashed with soy sauce and served with Greek salad and garlic bread. Don't forget to order a cold beer.
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Sandy's
This bright, second-story lunch spot overlooks the Rotonda de los Jaliscenses Ilustres and the Cathedral. It's popular among vegetarians for its salad bar.
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Santo Coyote
Locals love to send tourists here because of the set piece décor - think massive palapa roofs - and Mexican Hat Dance performances (um, not good). But they do make their scintillating three-chili salsa fresh at the tableside and the mostly glass bar is magnificent. Plus, if you sit there you'll avoid the 'entertainment'.
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Tortas Ahogadas Héroes
The menu is simple: there's only tortas ahogadas, Guadalajara's beloved and famous hangover cure. Crunchy baguettes are filled with chunks of pork and drenched in a searing chili sauce and a squeeze of lime. Take a bite and your tongue will burn, your stomach unwinds and your head will clear almost instantly.
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Villa Madrid
Great stop for licuados , juices, fruit cocktails and yoghurt done six different ways. There's live music on Saturday at .
