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)

From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with the delicious aroma of baking bread. The options…read moreare fantastic and prices are great. Savory and sweet pastries. Great coffee options. Plenty of things to buy for home, like their homemade jams, pickles, mustard, bread loaves, and ground coffee beans. They also sell meats and cheeses as well. Cozy tables and friendly service. They accept credit cards and cash as well. Will definitely be visiting a few more times while we are visiting the city!

I can't think of a better pastry shop for the price. Even for shops in Querétaro, their prices are…read morereasonable for all walks of life. Their coffee is delicious, sweet and savory breads are high quality and fresh. You can walk out of Pánico with an americano and a savory pastry for $55 peso, not bad. The dining area is super cute too, one small table in the front, two tables in the back, and a cute roof top terrace. Staff is excellent so please don't forget your gratuity.

Really nice scenery everywhere you look, we were very thirsty and it was a very hot day so we came…read moreand just ordered drinks to cool ourselves down,we had a very nice waiter that was very polite, we mostly just ordered smoothies.

While the staff did their best to offer good service, they were run ragged by the few of them…read moreavailable having to run from one end of the patio (where kitchen was) to the front of the house (where bakery was), subsequently delivery food cooling down. Certain food options from the menu were not available either (like juice), so alternatives were offered (like melon). However, the staff were friendly and as efficient as possible. It just wasn't the ideal dining experience.

Service is very attentive and fast. The place is clean and small but works for small parties. The…read morefood is good but a little in the high end. If one is open to get away from the food places around the historic area I would recommend Mushi

After driving by Mushi at night, we decided we needed to try it. The restaurant is dog friendly…read morewhich is a huge plus and the wait staff was very attentive and friendly!! We started off with a cinnamon roll, orange juice, and orange/mango/strawberry juice. We then moved onto the chilequiles and French toast. If you can't tell, everything we tried was delicious. Probably will become one of our frequently visited breakfast places on the weekends in Querétaro - 10/10 would come back again!

Located right off plaza de armas it is a small locale but has outdoor seating. It is very relaxing…read moreand a good place to sit and chat. We had the apple pie crepe and the chocolat. We really loved the apple but didn't care much for the other. Both came with home made vanilla ice cream that was amazing. The chocolate had berries and chocolate syrup. The berries were previously frozen thawed and really reduced the quality of the dish. The service was attentive and quick. We had carajillos that were well made.

Stop by this sweet little creperie alongside the Plaza de Armas in Centro Histórico, Querétaro,…read moreMexico. We had vanilla frapees and cajeta (caramel) crepes. What a nice break from sight seeing!

La Vienesa has the distinction of being the city's oldest bakery that still stands in the heart of…read moreel Centro. This is a typical Panadería of yore offering tradicional Mexican pastries, or pan dulce as it is called, many of which are rare to find nowadays, such as Alamares, Ladrillos, and other pastries that are such a delight to see. Even if the pan dulce here is not the highest quality or the best you'll ever have, there is a charm to visiting a bakery that has lasted for nearly a century. You'll find locals that have been coming here for generations, still munching on Pasteladas, Gendarmes, and Conchas. Breakfast is also served in the back of the bakery at a very affordable price if you are a frugal local or tourist. Whether you live here or are just visiting, this is a place to know when in Querétaro, at least it will serve as an edible souvenir that you'll devour the minute you step out of their doors.

This was some of the best breakfasts we had while in Mexico. Given it was the end of our 2 weeks,…read morewe were beginning to crave something a little closer to home, and this place delivered. A nice quant little cafe with fantastic staff, we filled up on nice croissant sandwiches, omelette, eggs Benedict, fruit salad w/yogurt, fruit, etc., all at reasonable prices. Excellent!!

We came here for breakfast a couple of times while visiting the city…read more It's very centrally locates and the atmosphere is very nice. The food is very good and very fresh! The coffee is also delicious and the service was good. The service is not the fastest, so be prepared to relax and spend a little time, knowing that everything is freshly prepared!