Ángel Ortiz

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Condé Nast TravelerAug 31

In Guadalajara, Chasing Art, Design, and the Love of a Good Time

Mexico's second city is the birthplace of many of its cultural cornerstones, from mariachi to tequila. Longtime visitor Michael Snyder returns to dive deep into its world-class food and craft scenes.

One of the great masters in Tonalá.

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  • Valdivia familyPlaceProduce utilitarian red-clay ceramics for generations.
  • BernabesPlaceSpecialize in the exquisite cross-hatching technique petatillo.
  • Ángel OrtizPlaceOne of the great masters in Tonalá.
  • Elsewhere
  • Colonia AmericanaNeighborhoodGuadalajara, MexicoEpicenter of Guadalajara's buzzy restaurant and art scene.
  • TonaláNeighborhoodGuadalajara, MexicoPlace where craft is actually made.
  • MezonteRestaurantGuadalajara, MexicoPours exciting agave spirits from across Mexico.
  • Pare de SufrirBarGuadalajara, MexicoWorld's most perfectly named bar.
  • Hospicio CabañasMuseumGuadalajara, MexicoOrphanage turned museum with 57 frescoes by Orozco.
  • Mercado San Juan de DiosMarketGuadalajara, MexicoBrutalist public market with food, clothes, and electronics.
  • La AmericanaNeighborhoodGuadalajara, MexicoWhere Guadalajara's modern architecture was born.
  • Casa Bosque EduvigesHotelGuadalajara, Mexico17-room hotel in a restored early 20th-century villa.
  • Barragán's Casa ClavijeroSightGuadalajara, MexicoEpitomizes idiosyncratic regionalist style with spare ornament.
  • PlataformaSightGuadalajara, MexicoContemporary art space in an abandoned funeral home.
  • Cerámica SuroPlaceGuadalajara, MexicoCeramics factory producing work for artists globally.
  • Alejandro Julián NúñezPlaceGuadalajara, MexicoWorkshop displaying hand-embroidered guayaberas.
  • Albergue TransitorioSightGuadalajara, MexicoBrowse textiles and photographs.
  • OccidenteTrailGuadalajara, MexicoShowroom offering a panorama of contemporary design.
  • Lofa CeramicsPlaceGuadalajara, MexicoCeramist Andrea Mantecón's sculptural wall tiles.
  • MusgoSightGuadalajara, MexicoPeruse ceramics by artists transforming traditions.
  • Chamula Hecho a ManoSightGuadalajara, MexicoOverflowing shelves of crafts from central and western Mexico.
  • Comala CaféCaféGuadalajara, MexicoServes chilaquiles for breakfast.
  • NejayoteRestaurantGuadalajara, MexicoServes gordita de chicharrón.
  • Parque Agua AzulSightGuadalajara, MexicoArea with modernist buildings.
  • Tortas Ahogadas Don José el de la BicicletaRestaurantGuadalajara, MexicoStall dedicated to the famous torta ahogada.
  • Kobuta CoRestaurantGuadalajara, MexicoServes superlative katsu sando with a side of curry.
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