Res Pública — Restaurant in Jalisco

I Can truly say this is a non inclusive restaurant. I have a 5 year old autistic child, he is extremely selective in his food. We traveled to Guadalajara from Tijuana where there is understanding with special needs children. We sat down and I carried a personal pizza for my son, at first there was no issue, however, the waiter after our food arrived, with a rude tone said that there was no outside food allowed. We were a party of four adults plus my five year old. I ordered food for all my family members, together with several appetizers and specialty drinks. This was a terrible experience, I would not recommend. By the way, there was a gentleman with two dogs and they were eating from the floor, I think they would...

This place always has a lot of people so my wife and I decided to try it since we have been to Argentina several times. It was disappointing. The food was ok, very small portions. It started with a small serving of hard bread with a tiny serving of chimichurri for two people. The steak was pretty good, but could have been better and the pasta was tasty but again the serving was small. We had house red wine 165 pesos a glass and it was maybe 3ozs. Once again they were busy, but the service felt rushed, impersonal, we had to ask for more wine, water, the bill etc. we will not go back and cannot recommend...

Food was good but service wasn’t. I speak intermediate Spanish and I order food everywhere and never have problems. Here they acted like they couldn’t understand me. It was very frustrating. The table next to me said they understood my order but the waiter didn’t. I spoke to them in Spanish and another table as well. Servers disappeared and I had to raise my hand like a kid to get their attention. Food was overpriced however it was good. I ordered the chicken and it was cooked well and the salad was fresh. Drinks were good as well but I asked for water and lemon and they brought a plate of limes and salt....