This wasn't exactly a coffee shop, or even one that is set up for digital nomads such as myself, but we made do with what was available while we were in Cuernavaca. My husband had a grilled chicken parmesian chicken (pechuga parmesana) and he said it was okay. I had the lasagna which was also okay. I typically enjoy Italian food in Mexico, but it was at least goof to ear. Still far better than the worst lasagna I've had on the U.S. The service was a bit annoying. I told the man that I needed to settle in and look at the menu, and I'm guessing he thought that Inhad it memorized. Additionally, when I was ready to order, I asked if the lasagna came with any salad, and he said, "no". So here is where I fell into the gringo doesn't know anything and I will convince so they order more. The waiter told me that there was a salad, like Greek salad that I could order but that it would not be a side salad. I did order it and in fact it was a large salad without dressing? I had to ask for vinegrette and olive oil to fix it. So, when the lasagna did come, it did contain a side salad, and I tried of course to have them remove the dinner salad they got me to order. Of course I was stuck with it. Next time I will order and not trust the waiter. After dinner I ordered a almond latte, which was drinkable and my husband had a "cafe de olla," which is drip coffee, and it was fine. read more

Café Bon's - Lasagna with the salad that it did come with. - Cafeteria Near Me - Cuernavaca, MOR

Quiet inside and it's patios are breezy. The service was pleasant, but the food was average at best. The ribs did come out BBQ'd, but dry and covered with a tasteless brown sauce. The potato wedges covered with paprika were undercooked and a far cry from French fries. What was so surprising was being told one had to pay extra to get a few more chiles. This is Mexico, and after eating out far more than a thousand times, this is a first. The owners are reputed not to be Mexicans. Both the kitchen and the management need to wake up. read more