5 Surprising Food Experiences in Guadalajara, Mexico

5 Surprising Food Experiences in Guadalajara, Mexico
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You can actually take a bite of the agave plant used to make tequila, during tours of the Jose Cuervo facility in the town of Tequila, Mexico.
You can actually take a bite of the agave plant used to make tequila, during tours of the Jose Cuervo facility in the town of Tequila, Mexico.
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Chef Maru Toledo and her "Mujeres del Maiz" (Women of the Corn) prepare dishes with pre-Hispanic roots in an isolated hill town outside of Guadalajara, Mexico.
Chef Maru Toledo and her "Mujeres del Maiz" (Women of the Corn) prepare dishes with pre-Hispanic roots in an isolated hill town outside of Guadalajara, Mexico.
Mark Chesnut - LatinFlyer.com
Kitschy religious decorations set the stage for tasty Mexican specialties at I Latina restaurant in Guadalajara, Mexico.
Kitschy religious decorations set the stage for tasty Mexican specialties at I Latina restaurant in Guadalajara, Mexico.
Mark Chesnut - LatinFlyer.com
In a downtown Guadalajara neighborhood popular for its LGBT nightlife, the city's only self-described "gay taco stand" opens up after dark for night owls.
In a downtown Guadalajara neighborhood popular for its LGBT nightlife, the city's only self-described "gay taco stand" opens up after dark for night owls.
Mark Chesnut - LatinFlyer.com
Mexican food is served beneath elegantly fake trees at Casa Luna restaurant in Guadalajara, Mexico. You might want to try the birria — a hearty goat stew — while here.
Mexican food is served beneath elegantly fake trees at Casa Luna restaurant in Guadalajara, Mexico. You might want to try the birria — a hearty goat stew — while here.
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