It was only a matter of time I suppose. Jardines is on the verge of becoming a hub for good coffee…read moreshops and restaurants that offer new perspectives and great cuisine. The stage has been set, all that is missing are the actors to appear from behind the curtain. Among the newer places popping up is this opening act in a little hidden plaza along Hacienda el Jacal. Local Roots pays homage to its name, highlighting seasonal and organic Mexican ingredients that come together to portray a cuisine that is not Mexican in its composition but rather in its origin. The space itself feels like an import from the US or even Europe, but you would be surprised to learn that this concept actually comes by the way of South Africa. The shop has a chic-industrial look that lends itself to hours long conversations between friends or to leisurely sip coffee until it turns cold while reading a book. The coffee, food and pastries are complementing adornments to the place and make your stay much more enjoyable, but of course that is what you're really here for. Perfectly cooked eggs, deftly made coffee, and succulent pastries do not disappoint and leave a sense of satisfaction. Local Roots is a perfect example of what I believe is yet to come to one of Querétaro's quaintest neighborhoods. We have good things coming to Jardines, and I, for one, cannot wait.

From the owner: Local Roots ofrece comida internacional elaborada con ingredientes naturales y productos locales,…read morede manera artesanal para quienes quieren algo diferente.

Excellent atmosphere, great food. We loved the hot chocolate for kids, and the beautiful atrium…read more Would definitely come back.

Definitely one of the best breakfast joint I've been. Great…read morefood, excelent service. Their sweet bread is to die for. Huevos rancheros, omelets and other dishes are just great. Parking could be a problem. Five stars nonetheless.

Coffee was really good. Definitely coming back on Saturday when they have their food menu…read moreavailable, too.

While finding our morning cup of Coffee after arriving at Queretaro, we came across a most charming…read morecoffee shop in Centro. Alejandro was friendly and helpful, and he spent his valuable time sharing with us a few topics about Coffee. He's passionate about the Coffee profession, and hope people would work together to build an improved Coffee community and industry in Mexico. https://youtu.be/Z-jczrROTlA

It is a good place to have brunch, the food is very tasty, not many dishes but all of them very…read morewell prepared. Service is good and the place is an old house with great decoration, good music selection. I fully recommend the torta de milanesa.

Very cute place and AMAZING FOOD. Had one of the best pistachio croissants I've ever had. Others…read moresaid they had the best sandwich they've ever had. Will come back to Mexico just for this food. (They do accept card at least for eating in)

I decided to try this place out while I was in Queretaro. I was able to try agua de chocolate,…read morechocolate oaxaqueño y chocoavena. I was able to order by the entrance. They have drinks and also pastries. Would definitely recommend this to anyone. They also have seating inside. I got the drinks hot but will definitely try it cold next time.

This place hit the spot while walking around exploring! We ordered with ease at the little window…read more Grab yourself a hot chocolate and a churro(s) for a late night sweet treat! You deserve it and wont be disappointed!

On our final day of our short visit to Queretaro, we wanted a light and breakfast. We opened Yelp…read moreand found Cafe Breton, a cafe with French inspired cuisine. We started with mimosas which our waitress, Laura, told us we're 2 for the price of 1. YES, please! Laura came back with the pastry tray (pictured) and I chose the napoleon-style dessert. Then I ordered the "Petite Dejeuner" ("small breakfast"). My wife ordered the mushroom and spinach omelette. My petite breakfast was large - boiled egg (I requested hard boiled), jam, delicious crusty bread, emmentel cheese, Swiss cheese, a juice made fresh from carrots, rosemary, and other other goodies, ham, yogurt, muesli, honey, salad, house made salad dressing, fresh fruit, and more! The omelette was huge and had great flavor. It also came with some of the fresh juice and fresh fruit. SIDE NOTE: I watched as other plates were delivered to tables, and everything looked beautiful. We sat upstairs in the covered area, but there is also a downstairs area with seating if prefer to avoid the steps. Laura, was an outstanding waitress. She gave a good review of the menu, and made wonderful suggestions. She was very patient and helpful as I practiced my ordering in Spanish. I nearly forgot!! We took a slice of pear and almond tart to go. We plan to enjoy it during our bus ride to San Miguel de Allende. If you've not visited Cafe Breton, go get a table NOW! Thank me later with a juice or a cup of coffee!

Chic french inspired cafe. Fast & Friendly service. The dishes that my family and I ordered were…read moredelicious! 100% recommend