WOW is all I can say. My son is a foodie and we just happened to pop in for breakfast as it was…read moreclose to where we were staying. We ended up there 4 more times. The food is amazing the pasteries to die for and Antonio is by far the nicest person we met in Mexico. He suggessted other places to eat when we were away from the condo and we never felt like we were being hustled just for the money we were spending. Hoping to replicate the mango salad tacos but well I guess I am going to have to go back to have the best.

Stopped here for a quick coffee and dessert. I ordered the mil hojas con fresa which was good. I…read morelove the strawberries on top and inside the cake. However, since there was strawberries, it made the crispy layers a bit wet and soggy. The custard cream filling was also very thick. All the cakes are $65 pesos are roughly $3.80 USD. I also ordered an iced latte. Amazing! I like my coffee strong and this place delivered. They only have crystal sugar which isn't ideal for iced drinks. It was priced the same as the cakes around $65 pesos. They also sell bread and croissants at very good prices. Ranging from $20 - $45 pesos. The place is also a restaurant with a full staff waiting to greet you. Just walk straight in and to the left. There will be people behind the dessert counter for the cafe portion of the store. It will also help if you spoke a bit of Spanish because all the staff speaks only Spanish.

Stopped by to escape the heat and humidity. Great coffee and amazing staff. Great place to grab a…read morecup of coffee and/or do some work. The cafe has an upstairs space with additional seats too.

Their mocha frappe is delicious. Wish the cafe had more of a cafe setting. Their chocolates were…read moredecent. 2015

Good food, decent price, Great service. It was just a little…read morehard to find. It cost us $80 round-trip, and when we ate breakfast, it cost us $30.

We ordered a Mocha, Jugo de naranja, Brownie frappe, Croissant omelette, Chilaquiles rojo huevo,…read moreand a Vol au vent salmon. They were all very delicious. I am a big fan of their bechamel sauce. Super yum. We sat outside and enjoyed the light breeze as we ate.

Best Churros in all Quintana Roo, the staff is always very nice, for me the will be number 1 alwaysread more

I had never heard of a Marquesita before until we came upon the food cart located in the Parque de…read morelas Palapas. We were looking to try out some traditional desserts that we had never experienced before. Of the many food carts parked side by side, this one seemed to attract our attention the most. We stood by and watched how the Marquesita is made. Batter is added to a crepe pan and cooked made to order. A variety of fillings were available to choose from, but we asked for their most popular food item. Apparently shredded cheese and nutella is a favorite choice of the locals. Joe K and I shared this unusual dessert combo, and the blend was better than I expected. I wasn't quite sure at first if I would like cheese and chocolate together, but it turned out pretty tasty after all. It was a nice ending to our all day food truck food binge at the park!

I really could not have been more delighted to try marquesitas! And it only becomes more delicious…read moreas a midnight munchie after a few drinks. So, being the first English language reviewer on the page, let me explain what this is. Marquesitas are pastries, to go pastries to be exact, rolled into some sort of a fried crispy tortilla, with cheese and a dash of nutella. Granted, there are a few variations, but the one I got appeared to be the most common. The flavor combo is amazing and it's a true street food dessert that you cannot miss while traveling! The truck stays open late, I came close to 11pm. Sometimes the most unexpected combinations get you, so you if you are a mildly adventurous eater, make sure to give this a try!

Always enjoyed their coffees, pastries and deli. Closed now, due to Covid!…read more I miss their large, Pre baked specialties, salads and caring staff! Good AC y WiFi.

it takes a little bit of work to get here from hotel zone if you are taking the r1 or r2 we had to…read morewalk about a mile after getting off the bus but had this selected as our breakfast place choice and it was well worth the effort to walk there. They treated us like royalty. The service was amazing and the chef even came out to chat with us. Coffee was spectacular and my husband asked for a recommendation on the most traditional breakfast he could get there and he loved it as it had chicaronnes in there along with tons of flavor. I had the waffle eggs and bacon and I enjoyed how thin the bacon was cut because it actually cooked up nice and crisp. atmosphere is airy and modern and the baked goods all looked spectacular however I just had no room to sample any.

This is a cute little coffee shop in Cancun. They had outdoor seating and also indoor seating…read moreupstairs. My husband and son enjoyed their drinks, a hot chocolate and a mocha. My drink was unfortunately made with cow's milk by mistake, when I'd ordered almond milk. I wonder if the person who took my order didn't make it. This was a big shame, and I've been sick the past few days because of this! I wish I'd checked that it was almond milk when I received it. Be careful here if you're dairy free!

The cutest place I found in Mexico! I loveeeedddddd the food, the interiors, the folks who were…read moremanaging the tiny place. We went here for breakfast on our trip and I wish I could go there every day. They had a very simple selection of items but I wasn't disappointed by what I ordered. It had this modern artsy Ikea vibe to it! I order a chai and sandwich and it was delish! My husband got a cappuccino and some bagel. Looked like Costco bagel but the cappuccino was just perfect. I would definitely recommend and visit this place if I go back to Cancun!