Amazing French gourmet restaurant! I had a really nice evening over there. the waitress Louisa was…read moresuper nice and the main dish were delightful.high quality ingredients perfectly mixed. I highly recommend the Shepard pie of duck on the menu, so yummy !

Excellent, the salad started a perfect lunch. Will return for more of the best french food in…read moreMerida.

Cute European-style cafe, where you can get decent espresso, REAL cappuccinos, flakey (not gummy or…read morechewy, as I'd most often the case in Mexico) croissants, a respectable croque madame and Niçoise salad that, if not exactly exemplary, at least isn't trying to be something it's not. Excellent light lunch, and the breakfast menu is promising too. I expect we'll be back! Recommended.

Had a nice lunch here while sitting outside on a nice Friday afternoon. Plenty of shade and fans to…read morekeep you cool. My wife and I ordered lemonade. Little different here in that you make your own with juice, water, and sugar. Turned out well. I ordered the croque madame and my wife the crepes with ham and cheese with an egg on top. My sandwich was very good, especially with the béchamel sauce. My wife liked her crepes but would had loved my sauce on top. Service was good and prices fair for lunch.

OMG. I just left this restaurant and we will be coming back for sure. The place is very cute, our…read morewaitress was awesome, the owner stopped by our table which is a plus and the food was to die for. We ordered the escargot and brie as appetizers and it was delicious. Then we had pasta, and 2 of the specials: beef bourguignon and the beef rossini I think it was called. The potatoes were delicious as well. The icing on the cake was the perfect expressos with a mini chocolate muffin and warm brownies that came with menta ice cream. Everything was perfect and delicious. Thank you so much. :-)

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE - This place, found on the corner of Calle 60 and 57, has a variety of…read moreoffering spanning italian, american, mexican, yucatan, and debatably some other options. We got a glass of chilean merlot and a glass of argentian malbec, 120 pesos each which isnt bad considering the wines came in prime condition. The menu items seemed a little pricier than other places you might see but it is a bit of a swankier place. We came at lunch and they had a very pleasant blend of tasteful 80's music at a good loudness level. We came past lunch on a hot day so there were more servers here than patrons but thats ok by us. We ordered a soupa de lima and a risotto al vino blanco. We came in hot and the AC was mild so it took a little while for us to cool down. The food was only ok. The salsas fell kind of flat, like they could have added more salt. If you are into thick tortilla chils, their blue corn ones would be a trear, nice and crunchy. I like them more thin and crispy. The sooa de lime, their chicken lime soup, was kind of not that chickeny in the broth, the meat was shredded amd while generous somewhat dry. There was way more red bell pepper than I've seen before i soups like this and they saturated it with tortilla strips, which again could be great if you like those. I prefer them as just a few per bowl. It also was very light in lime, leaving it without the characteristic zing Ive come to love in this soup. Overall I would not recommend this soup. The risotto was basically a mushroom risotto, very appropriate textures though it seemed to have a bit more cheese than I expected. Still it was served at the right texture and thickness, and if you like mushroom risotto this wont blow your mind but its good for what it is. I'm not a risotto guy, my wife ordered that one. She said it wasnt bad but probably would not order it again. Overall this place seems like a great place for drinks, but given the price was high and the food wasnt even average for the area, we probably wont try it again until we've done most of the many other restaurants in the area. Happy eating adventures ahead to you and thanks for reading! -John Sito

From my visit to Merida this place I recommend. Food had…read morewhat is pictured the eggs are part of a breakfast that also includes fruit, bread, and juice. I didn't care for the eggs they were okay the tostadas gets soggy which I prefer the crunch. Second time there had the pizza and burger both yummy. The bread similar to when I had breakfast is a bit dry and not spongy. Pizza delicious Fresh aguas very refreshing. Pollo Parmesano third time there wash great and flavorful. Calzones are delicious. Drinks in all occasions where a good balance of flavors and alcohol. On Friday and Saturday they are half which is awesome. Live music Thursday to Saturday. Four stars because food does take a bit. From visiting Merida it's a must.

I really like this place for it's relaxing atmosphere - it's a great place to have some coffee and…read moretalk with friends

This relaxing artsy French bistro was our perfect breakfast spot. We loved our croque monsieur and…read morefresh croissants. Reasonably priced menu is perfect for breakfast (though early risers should note the 8:30 opening time). Coffee was good, which is saying something here in Mexico, but not outstanding. People are gracious and welcoming. The actual bistro opens to multiple reading rooms, art books avail to peruse, and peaceful green gardens which sport a fish pool and some turtles. Wonderful wall paintings and the one at the entrance is by a renounced local painter. Thoroughly loved our visit here!

nice presentation and taste . need to work on texture . never put gum as an ingredient in your…read moremacarons . the macadamia nut croissant was soggy .. was it from early morning or from yesterday ? hmmmmmm ... all in all a nice place . the double espresso macchiato was acceptable . a little overpriced for the area and for what you get

The food was so delicious we went back the next day for breakfast. The atmosphere was incredible…read more You have the option of sitting outside, which is gorgeous, or inside. The waiting staff was very attentive and overall excellent experience. 100/100

So conveniently located for us, tucked into a little plaza, right next to our hotel. I wondered how…read moregood a French restaurant could be here and the server told us the owner was trained in France. Well, it shows. It specializes in breakfast and brunch, and does it well. Pastries are exceptional, coffee is well made. Dishes are varied and included a random lobster roll - which was absolutely delicious, the roll was more like a brioche and heavenly. Didn't miss breakfast here.

AMAZING breakfast!! We visited from California in late December 2024. One of our friends arrived…read moreextra early to secure a table as this place fills up quickly -- and with good reason. I had the huevos rotos. OMG!!! I can truly say this was one of the best breakfasts I have ever had. No exaggeration. Unfortunately I can't seem to find the menu online but trust me, it's THE best breakfast ever! Hubby had the yogurt and fruit and it was delicious (yes, I tried it :). The only word of caution is to arrive early; by the time we were done with breakfast, they was a long wait.

The best place for a good coffee and bread in Merida. Best…read morefood, nice relax street to be able to enjoy

I frequent this place often as I live close and it's only a short walk. The quiche are superb and…read moretheir breads and deserts are amazing. Very fair prices for this level of quality. Try the Pastel de Chocolate.