Guadalajara

[MoonShot]

Right on Av. Chap near Cotilla is Qin, similar to Panda Express, that is similar in quality of the food. I thought it was reasonable in price and the food is good.

There are a bunch of Chinese buffets places downtown and all are them are average in quality. But it is a decent place to get your vegetables and it is very reasonable in price, about 90-100 pesos for all you can eat, not including drinks. I have tried 4 of them, and they are almost the same in terms of quality of food and price. Nothing special about them but you can eat a lot for a little.

[GoneFishin]

Since we all have been going a foodie run I will add my little known hole in the wall. Its a great place for a breakfast sandwich. Sometimes you just have to have a bacon and egg sandwich and forego all the Mexican breakfast dishes. Its a few blocks west of Ave. Chapu off of Ave. Vallarta. Give it a try you will not be disappointed.

GF.

See. Gral. San Martíand 121, Col Americana, Lafayette, 44130 Guadalajara, Jal.

[Vendelo]

If you like Quesadillas, at any taco stand, you should ask if they can make you an Americana. It has different names, sometimes they call it a Nortea or a Gringa, but it's basically a flour tortilla, with a bunch of Queso Fresco and meat of your choice. They're the perfect thing to eat after a night of partying.

A taco made with corn tortilla with queso fraco frito and carne asada on top is a taco vampiro. Delish!

[ClownDays]

I agree with this post about street tacos. There is always some concern about whether you are going to get sick from eating food from street vendors. I ate at the street vendors on Ave. Chap. A number of times and I did not get sick. The tacos are good and cheap in price, usually about 50 cents to $1 each. Even without Spanish, you can figure things out and order a taco. The street vendors are good for a quick snack after sex.

Eat where there's lots of people eating, stay away from the non-Shrimp things at Mariscos carts, and although the Chorizo / Longaniza in that part of Mexico is excellent, you're more likely to get sick from eating that than anything else on a taco cart.

Beef in Mexico is cut much thinner because it's tougher, so whatever type of beef taco you get, it will be properly cooked through. Al Pastor gets sliced thin enough off the trompo, and finished off on the hot griddle beneath, that it should be completely cooked through when it's in your taco.

In the 20+ years of eating street food in that part of Mexico, I've only gotten sick twice, and both times it has been Chorizo / Longaniza.

A cousin and I ate at the exact same mariscos stand once, and I had a regular "Coctel de Camarones" and he had one with Pulpo (octopus) and he got food poisoning and I didn't.

If you like Quesadillas, at any taco stand, you should ask if they can make you an Americana. It has different names, sometimes they call it a Nortea or a Gringa, but it's basically a flour tortilla, with a bunch of Queso Fresco and meat of your choice. They're the perfect thing to eat after a night of partying.

[MoonShot]

If you are on Ave. Chapu don't hesitate to try the street tacos found on many corners. They are all decent and offer a variety of menu meats. If you prefer cow, like I do, try the birria, cachete or deshebrada varieties. Tomate is a good choice as mentioned but when your hungry and they have a line waiting out the door to enter, hmm hmm those street tacos fill the need. On the process of ordering, you have to watch the customers before you but generally its done a couple of ways. You order with a cashier then she gives you a receipt and your order is made. Others, you will order with the taco chef, grab your drink and pay afterwards. I have made mistakes in the past after many years of visiting Mexico. It can trip you up but its a fun learning experience. For burgers and hot dogs, I have to watch them because if you don't they will put everything under the Sun, as sauces go, on it. I like mine quiet plain compared to Mexicans. .

I agree with this post about street tacos. There is always some concern about whether you are going to get sick from eating food from street vendors. I ate at the street vendors on Ave. Chap. A number of times and I did not get sick. The tacos are good and cheap in price, usually about 50 cents to $1 each. Even without Spanish, you can figure things out and order a taco. The street vendors are good for a quick snack after sex.

[MoonShot]

If you are on Ave. Chapu don't hesitate to try the street tacos found on many corners. They are all decent and offer a variety of menu meats. If you prefer cow, like I do, try the birria, cachete or deshebrada varieties. Tomate is a good choice as mentioned but when your hungry and they have a line waiting out the door to enter, hmm hmm those street tacos fill the need. On the process of ordering, you have to watch the customers before you but generally its done a couple of ways. You order with a cashier then she gives you a receipt and your order is made. Others, you will order with the taco chef, grab your drink and pay afterwards. I have made mistakes in the past after many years of visiting Mexico. It can trip you up but its a fun learning experience. For burgers and hot dogs, I have to watch them because if you don't they will put everything under the Sun, as sauces go, on it. I like mine quiet plain compared to Mexicans. .

I am taking a break from reviewing girls due to issues but I will comment about food in Chapultepec. I enjoyed eating breakfast at Maria Lola Bar why Cocina on Av. Chapultepec near Libertad. There are tables that face the outside and there is a good selection of basic breakfast items like eggs with ham and bacon, omelets and pastries along with good coffee for a reasonable price. The Wifi also works well and it is a relaxing place to eat breakfast as you surf the net. It is just a few blocks from Hotel Love It.

[GoneFishin]

If you are on Ave. Chapu don't hesitate to try the street tacos found on many corners. They are all decent and offer a variety of menu meats. If you prefer cow, like I do, try the birria, cachete or deshebrada varieties. Tomate is a good choice as mentioned but when your hungry and they have a line waiting out the door to enter, hmm hmm those street tacos fill the need. On the process of ordering, you have to watch the customers before you but generally its done a couple of ways. You order with a cashier then she gives you a receipt and your order is made. Others, you will order with the taco chef, grab your drink and pay afterwards. I have made mistakes in the past after many years of visiting Mexico. It can trip you up but its a fun learning experience. For burgers and hot dogs, I have to watch them because if you don't they will put everything under the Sun, as sauces go, on it. I like mine quiet plain compared to Mexicans.

GF.

If you are staying in Chapultepec, a great place for tacos is La Tomate. The tacos al pastor are very tasty and reasonable at $1 each. I ate there a lot when I was in GDL. They also have beef tacos but there are no chicken tacos. I asked a local why they don't have chicken tacos at most places and he told me that Mexicans don't think that chicken is a good meat for tacos.

It is on Av. Chapultepec, just a few blocks down from Hotel Love It. I miss those tacos already!

[Vendelo]

If you are staying in Chapultepec, a great place for tacos is La Tomate. The tacos al pastor are very tasty and reasonable at $1 each. I ate there a lot when I was in GDL. They also have beef tacos but there are no chicken tacos. I asked a local why they don't have chicken tacos at most places and he told me that Mexicans don't think that chicken is a good meat for tacos.

It is on Av. Chapultepec, just a few blocks down from Hotel Love It. I miss those tacos already!

I was in GDL over Christmas. My 5th /6th time to that wonderful city.

So many places to eat. Have you tried LOS pastes at Minería? It's a block for Chapul and across the street.

From Boca del Cielo.

I always ask locals where to eat. Need to get to Kamilo's next time.

For the Carne de su Jugo. Supposed to be better than Garibaldi's.

[ChicagoMan]

Hey all!

I'm typically a Medellin visitor but was looking to see somewhere new and stumbled upon Guadalajara! I'm going to be heading down for a long weekend probably the week after next.

Question. There are girls in Colombia that are notorious on ISG for giving great natural blowjobs. Anyone like that come to mind for you guys? Especially girls who can handle it deep and get facefucked. Typically I'd find them for myself. Half the fun. But just want to hit the ground running for a first short trip.

Looking forward to seeing the sights! Reading your forum now. Trip report will be incoming.

[Vendelo]

Disregard my post below, MS actually did a good job explaining "RI."

[Vendelo]

Usually the agencies say "relaciones limitadas" in their advertisements which means unlimited relationships for the hour. You have come as many times as you want during that time period. As for myself, so far, all the girls have stayed for at least the time period they agreed to and some stay a little longer. This may not be the case with all girls and all agencies but if you see that wording, that is what it means.

It means "multiple shots on goal," I. E, the man can have multiple O's.

[MoonShot]

If you are staying in Chapultepec, a great place for tacos is La Tomate. The tacos al pastor are very tasty and reasonable at $1 each. I ate there a lot when I was in GDL. They also have beef tacos but there are no chicken tacos. I asked a local why they don't have chicken tacos at most places and he told me that Mexicans don't think that chicken is a good meat for tacos.

It is on Av. Chapultepec, just a few blocks down from Hotel Love It. I miss those tacos already!

[Sol12]

I stayed at plaza de sol area but was hesitated to walk outside at night. Ended up met a girl from mileroticos whose name is Julyana at Motel Picaso.

You were in a good location and wouldn't have any problems walking around at night. You are right in the heart of the best strip clubs in GDL. I would walk to those places and back to my hotel with no problems at all.

[MoonShot]

Do the girls stay for the entire hour? Or is it like the states where you blow it once and they leave?

Usually the agencies say "relaciones limitadas" in their advertisements which means unlimited relationships for the hour. You have come as many times as you want during that time period. As for myself, so far, all the girls have stayed for at least the time period they agreed to and some stay a little longer. This may not be the case with all girls and all agencies but if you see that wording, that is what it means.

[Petmorin2]

I found Dany's Girls on Twitter on my first trip and they continue to be my favorite agency. I know about Alex Agency and my friends have used them and it is true that the girls provide solid performance and they are attractive enough, usually 6 or 7's. Why don't I use Alex Agency? I don't like the piecemeal pricing. Alex charges extra for BBBJ +200 and CIM / COF +300. I prefer not to think about whether I am about to cum in a girl's mouth or face. With Dany's Girls along with the other agencies I have been using, it is single price for BBBJ and CIM / COF.

At Dany's Girls, the girls are 1300 or 1400 for the hour and that includes BBBJ and CIM / COF. There is only one girl that does not allow CIM (Siri). There is a transport charge of 100 for most hotels. For hour and a half, if the hour rate is 1300, it is 1800, if the hour rate is 1400, it is 1900. Dany's has a good selection of girls. Over two trips, I have lost track of many girls I have taken from her but it is over six girls. I have seen a number of the girls more than once. Solid performances every single time. Twice I was slightly disappointed in the facial appearance of the girl but I can't fault her performance..

Do the girls stay for the entire hour? Or is it like the states where you blow it once and they leave?