This place is like the food court of Tlaquepaque where live shows, like mariachis, are offered... Only available if you eat and/or drink in one of the restaurants in this establishment. Food is definitely better outside of "El Parian de Tlaquepaque", but the only upside to this place is the decor and live shows.

So much fun. A great place. Multiple restaurants one stage. Mariachi band playing.

Beautiful place but the tables that were close to the gazebo were very dirty (dust & tree leaves). Food was good and the portion was huge. They don’t have coffee but the waiter was really kind and went to a coffee shop nearby to get a cup of coffee for us

There are mariachi bands playing and singing in the center stage while people dine around. We only stopped by for a quick tequila and sangrita. The atmosphere was friendly but the staff's friendliness and service differed depending on the restaurant you choose when you're inside.

I nice to have a drink there and listen ti the music. But if you want to sit in the middle you must aleast have 4 of their main drinks or they won't let you sit there.

Nice corner spacious restaurant, has a stage in the center where they sing mariachi that definitely calls the attention of people walking by and wanting to eat and enjoy the music. Food was good, the only thing I didn’t like was how cold the cheese was couldn’t dip my chip in it had to be cut out, also I didn’t like the stinky cheese on the beans, those are the only reason I didn’t give it a 5star.

Nice place for a evening walk. The place is always filled with people. You will find many small artisans work all over the place. The place is famous for many local venders selling food, drinks, snacks and souvenirs. This place is also famous for some really nice Mexican restaurants. Perfect place to get clicked.

Great place to take pictures and to grab a bite to eat. Best way to describe the place it's a giant food court but with an awesome atmosphere. We came with a party of 6 and got a little carried away with food, alcohol and mariachi. Walking away paying almost 7,000 pesos so be careful not get to drunk. But well worth the money spent.

Always a friendly and traditional experience here happy waiters willing to help you as much as possible and food is delicious and they have live mariachi bands playing and professional dancers dancing 💃 🕺

Not the best meat flavor. In my opinion every sout of the boarder statae should learn how meat should be served not all meat cuts are carne asada only the baja border knows best about tacos and tortas south of the border meat not an option.

Mariachi, beer, guacamole... It's amazing I highly recommend this place... Is about 30 mins from Guadalajara downtown (Uber)...

Take good time to stroll around before you decide on where to buy or eat. There any many artistic shops around this area where you can admire and buy art in various price ranges. For food, once you enter the complex, there are multiple restaurants in it, so you may choose which menu you would like and try it. The food was good and the shops around are fun to explore. A touristic place.

Many souvenir stands and places to eat. Live entertainment at different times. Food prices range from lowl to high, but worth it ! Best time to go is in the evening.

It is quite an experience! I must start by saying that if you want to sit up close, you must by a certain # of cantaritos. They are pricey. It cost what you would pay at Red Lobster, but the ambiance is worth the price. You must go during showtime to get the full experience. The food is okay. 2 out of 4 plates were the worst I ever had and the other 3 were great. Don't get camarones a la diabla. I am not selling this place on the food, just the show and scenery. Try it once kinda place.

Food was okay! I’ve had better. Chicken nuggets with friends were okay. The hamburger was 2 out of 5. We ordered 1 cantarito nothing special. The environment is nice but the food was not the best and it’s a bit expensive

Mariachi music all over the place beautiful building structure Colonial style, street vendor, parks, beautiful Church ⛪ and much more to enjoy all day long.

Very nice atmosphere and live music. BUT...we had a drink at Divas, they tried to take advantage of us by inflating the price of 2 cocktails. I questioned them and they made a new check because I asked to see the menu again. On the new check same items were a lot less. I verified prices with the menu. They also added their Tip, which I challenged because our server never showed up again. SO please check before you pay. Will never consume anything there ever again. Should have talked to a manager. Our check went from 78.00 USD to 63.00 USD very fast. Even then, for 2 drinks each, that's a bit much. They pushed the "casuelas" please don't..here is a picture of lots of grapefruit soda.

Visiting for the third time. An excellent restaurant. A little slow service today but overall a great place.

Genuine tasting regional food. Service with an authentic smile. No pushy waiters. English spoken. Lively musical shows.

Unforgettable experience!! So uniquely Mexican! Mariachi bands in full swing (with diners singing along). A smorgasbord of fascinating flavors. Attentive staff at your behest. All in a massive beautiful treed courtyard (with flower-festooned fountain).

Awesome spot to spend a joyful evening. Bring some cash for street food. Locals are great with tourist, always willing to give a helping hand.

Food was gross. Dry and no flavor. Salty! Don’t order the enchiladas - these were the worst ever! What enchiladas are dry and burnt?

Great place to hang out, talk, have some cocktails, enjoy the view.

We are new in town and found this place. It was perfect to come in and relax hearing the mariachi bands playing. Come around sunset because all the lights come on and there's a great breeze. The food was amazing! I had came asada. Will definitely be back. 🌼

Went in to enjoy a nice cold chelada and some apetizers. Best thing was the atmosphere. Live mariachi playing and given you're in the heart of mariachi country they sure do it justice. Great place

Very relaxing setting. Listening to Mariachi and a great female singer! The food was very authentic and delicious!

Ground floor place, with a lot of space and tables to eat very good Mexican food and also to drink Tequila with family and friends, not too expensive but with a lot of options. A very good place to share with friends a business partners. There are Mariachis to sing Mexican folklore lyrics, enjoy music, food and drinks.

We just stopped in this place for a quick drink and snack. While the guacamole was delicious, served with fried ribeye steak on top, I was not impressed. Their cazuelas were okay, not great, and pretty expensive at $190. The service was incredibly slow. Ridiculously slow. And they weren't busy at all while we were there. Cool atmosphere, but that's about it.

It's a very convenient area that has shopping and restaurants with local food (antojitos Mexicanos)and at night time has a representation of the traditional dances of guadalajara, this place is superb 👌

A must visit place if you are in Guadalajara! Tlaquepaque is one of the oldest and nice place to go for street food, snacks, arts and the Sergio Bustamantes gallery. When you want to relax from all the walking and treat tasting, go to the Parian and order a Cazuelita! A citrus margarita like drink! One of them and you'll feel pretty good. They have food and is pretty good too. The mariachi plays on demand and they take request for a tip. Norteño groups are also around to play music.

Great atmosphere. Love the abundance of arts!

Tlaquepaque is a small, quaint town in Guadalajara, Jalisco. You can take a nice stroll and shop and there boutiques, eat or just sit around and people watch. It is beautiful 😍

I don’t think this place needs more reviews so I’ll just leave some pics and videos of the amazing time we had.

This is a good place for dining out and have drinks and fun with family or friends... On the weekend's they have a mariachi show... The food is really good😋

Great place to practice tourism!!! Incredible atmosphere that takes you to another dimension full of magic and very nice Mexican culture and tradition. Definitely a nice place to spend walking along the streets and the corredor from el parian to Ninos heroes Street. Very recommended for a family trip or just looking of the shops and restaurants around the area. Try the restaurants and enjoy the mariachi on weekends

If you're in Guadalajara you need to go here! So awesome! We're from Minneapolis and it felt like the Minnesota State Fair!