Grabbed a kilo of their organic coffee for 260 pesos&mdash;great deal for the quality. Nice little spot to pick up beans as a souvenir from Merida.

The mango smoothie&rsquo;s still my go-to&mdash;cheap and hits the spot every time. WiFi&rsquo;s decent for hanging out too. Just don&rsquo;t forget they&rsquo;re cash only.

Stopped by this tiny coffee place in San Miguel and honestly the beans are something else. You can tell they roast them right there. I grabbed a bag to take home and it held up just as well. My only complaint is there&rsquo;s like no seating, but for a quick cup it&rsquo;s perfect. ☕️

Came for the pour-over, stayed for the espresso tonic. That one really hit. Beans are from Veracruz, you can taste the difference. Chilaquiles were decent too, not the best I&#39;ve had but solid. Place was a bit busy when I went, had to wait a few minutes for a seat. Coffee made it worth it though.

The caf&eacute; con leche was good, no complaints there. But for the size you get, the price felt a bit much. Fine if you just need a quick coffee and don&#39;t mind paying extra.

Coffee&rsquo;s solid and the breakfast menu hits the spot. Baristas got my order right, no hassle with English. Quick stop before heading out.

Been coming here for a while now, and the mazap&aacute;n latte keeps me hooked. That bacon cheese sandwich is solid too. Place is chill, staff remembers you. Portions are decent for what you pay. Not the fastest service sometimes, but I keep coming back for that latte.

Came here with a couple friends on a random weekday afternoon. We grabbed a table outside and honestly, the people-watching was top tier. Food was decent, nothing crazy, but the prices felt fair for what you got. Service was a bit slow since it was packed, but we weren&#39;t in a rush anyway. Good spot to just chill and chat.

Reasonable prices, clean spot. French salad was big enough for a meal. Red enchiladas hit the spot. Staff spoke English, easy to order. Open late too.

Spacious courtyard, plenty of room to spread out with a laptop. WiFi held up fine during a couple hours of work. Coffee was decent, bagel did the job. Not the quietest spot, but for getting things done it works. Fair price for what you get.

Came in on New Year&#39;s Day when almost everything else was closed. Place was packed but service didn&#39;t slow down. Got a cortado and a lunch sandwich, both did the job. Only thing&mdash;seats are those hard wooden stools, not great for lingering too long. Fine for a quick bite though.

The cold brew here is solid, and the baristas actually know their stuff. I grabbed a latte and just sat by the window for a while&mdash;no rush, no noise. Wifi worked fine too, which is always a plus when I need to get a bit of work done. Comfortable seats, friendly enough vibe. I&rsquo;d come back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

Decent iced Americano near the Malecon, priced fine. Cafe has a nice artsy vibe, staff clearly care about the place. Good for a quick coffee stop.

Stopped by for a quick bite and a beer. Prices are fair for being right off the main square. Had the wings and fries&mdash;nothing fancy, but they hit the spot. Outdoor seating was decent, got a bit of a breeze. Service was quick enough for a busy afternoon. Fine if you&#39;re not looking for a sit-down meal.

Mrs. Graciela was super kind and made us feel welcome right away. Place got busy later but the staff never stopped being friendly.

Stopped by for a late breakfast. The place has that cozy neighborhood feel, not too loud, easy to just sit and hang out. Had a ciabatta sandwich, it was fine. The vibe is what I remember, honestly. I&#39;d come back just for the atmosphere.

Stopped by for a quick coffee and ended up staying way longer than planned 😅 The carrot cake was super moist, exactly what I needed. Cute little spot with plants everywhere, felt like working from a friend&#39;s living room. WiFi was solid too. Only thing is it got a bit crowded around noon, but still manageable.

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