Food was excellent, although it's not air conditioned, the ambiance is super charming and staff is…read morefriendly! No English menu but the arrachera steak sandwich was amazing!

Found this place thanks to Yelp…read more It's a hidden gem. It's very artsy once you go inside. There's a few tables so I would advise going in the morning so you don't have to wait. Everything was delicious. The french toast was very smooth, easy to cut and tear apart. The topping was really good and complimented the french toast. It was sweet but not overly sweet. The cappuccino was also good but I added sugar as I like my coffee to be sweet. I also had an espresso that was strong so if you like your caffeine I'd definitely recommend it. I'll definitely go back once I'm in Merida again.

My wife and I have been to the Colonia Mexico location many times but had never tried the Centro…read morelocation because parking is usually scarce. Since we were already heading that way, we took a slight detour to see if there might be an elusive parking spot on Calle 51. It wasn't looking too promising, but we lucked out and found a spot on the next block. When we entered the restaurant, we got the last available table. For those who don't know, the Centro location is small, with five small tables and a few seats at the counter. We ordered coffee. The menu is the same as the other location, so I went with my favorite: the omelette en costra, an omelette with cheese baked on the outside to make a nice crust, served with bacon, half an avocado, and their delicious sourdough toast. My wife chose the grilled cheese, which she said was divine. The coffee was also delicious. Service was very good overall, although our waiter never brought my wife water after she asked for a glass. It wasn't an inexpensive breakfast, but I think the prices were reasonable considering the quality. Our two dishes and two coffee drinks came to $550 MXN before tip. My wife said the bathrooms were nice and clean.

From Chicago, first time at SOCO today. Here are some thoughts:…read more -We came in on a Sunday mid morning for brunch. There was a steady stream of internationals for the hour we were there, must be located near a larger hotel. -We ordered a chocolate croissant for an appetizer. It was good. -I ordered the chilaquiles with green salsa and chicken. I really enjoyed the chicken, but overall not great. -My wife ordered eggs and toast, not great. And they charged us extra for butter and jelly. -She had an Americano, I ordered a latte. Both were good. They forgot to bring hers out. With all the great cafes in Merida, I cannot recommend SOCO : (

Great to see atmospheric places moreso based on feigned looks and appearances can garner like from…read morethe status quo masses. The food looks phenomenal, but it isn't that flavorful. Everything seemed fluffy from French toast to the sandwiches with not much bit. Even the red velvet cookie I had was somewhat stale and average, but it's still amazing to see capitalism at its best as looks and appearances fool most people. Decent place though it's not great

This is for their parcSanta Lucía location Calle 62 #450 x…read more51 y 53, Centro Tel. (999) 429 9840 https://www.instagram.com/voltacafemid/ Great location, the outside yard you can sit in is perfect for checking email & having a coffee in the morning. Food is very awesome as well. And of course the service is fantastic. Can recommend.

From Chicago, first time at Marmelade today. Here are some of my thoughts:…read more -The service was first class! My waiter spoke very good English. -We sat outside on a Sunday morning, in early October, very pleasant. -Clientele are more upper class than we've seen in Merida. -They did not have vanilla for my latte, so I ordered caramel--very good! -I ordered the classic pancakes with maple syrup--quite good. -After we ordered, they came around with the pastry plate. We'll definitely get the cinnamon roll next time : ) Highly recommended!!

Vibey little cafe with indoor and outdoor seating. Food was ok. Would try lunch here.read more

Love is in the air. If you love good northern Italian food then this is the place. Federica Daolio…read moreand her mother Nonna the chief do it right. Everything is homemade with a lot of caring. You know they care because they both took the time to come to our table to see how we were enjoying our meal. I would have appreciated receiving a printed menu with the prices that I could have followed when Federica explained each course. Also, since we were tourist is would have been nice to have the option of paying with a Credit Card.

I wasnt really impressed with this place…read more Its not in the tourist areaat all ans if you have a car you can only park for 15 min and yes tgere is an attendant. Its in aome kind of ourdoor food court looking place. Servers are very friendly. Food looked good. I would not come here if visiting just a few days. I would come as a local. My coffee was very bland. I asked for an extra shot for strength but it was so weak.

Oh my. Just. Get yer breakfast on…read more You can read other reviews about the food. This is my story. My mother doesn't speak Spanish so they casually swapped our server without a hitch. Her eggs Benedict weren't runny. She would have said nothing, but the server saw it and insisted on fixing it. It took two minutes. Throw all your money at these awesome people. They kick so much breakfast ass. We WILL be back.

The oatmeal was simple and very good at the same time just oat, fresh berries a little bit of…read moregranola and the milk of your choice (extra $ for almond and soya) , enjoyed it a lot . Quiet ambiance, good for morning relax

Wow. I've had a lot…read moreof bad espresso in Merida, and a lot of simply mediocre espresso in Merida. But until I discovered Latte Quattro Sette, no great espresso. Great espresso and other classical coffee drinks (no froufrouchinos here). Excellent baked goods -- pastries, muffins, cookies. Fresh fruit and avocado toasts. Paninis and Italian-style sandwiches served in a pleasant, light-washed space with really good wifi and a very friendly staff. Italy or Merida? Hard to tell, but a great find in either location. And especially welcome here where there are a lot fewer options for great coffee than in Rome or Naples.

It's super tranquil, jazzy calming music. We were immediately offered a fan, plenty of shade and…read moremosquito repellents. Food was great! The fruit plate was unexpectedly HUGE! Couldn't even. One close to finishing it even if the flies had let us. Everyone was lovely, great service!!

Top quality Mayan cuisine in a friendly and welcoming environment…read more It is not your typical "USA STYLE" Mexican food. This is the real deal with fresh, tasty and healthy foods. Make it a don't miss if you are going n Merida!