Went on Friday…read more Good: *Customer service *Atmosphere and esthetic Bad: *Iced chai latte tasted like I was drinking soy milk with some cinnamon *Brownie frappe did not taste good *Caesar Pollo wrap was OK *Chilaquiles wrap was OK *Seasoned potatoes tasted like they are microwave and not freshly cooked *Cinnabon cheesecake was OK *Restaurant is small limited seating *Parking is very limited and small *Very pricey for mediocre drinks and mediocre food was not worth the money I paid I honestly feel bad because I had such high hopes for the coffee, cakes, and food. I feel it was a big letdown, and I was very disappointed in the high prices for mediocre, food and drinks. Conclusion: I will not be returning...

Bad service we arrived before closing and got denied service so we left disappointed. Won't be…read moregoing back. The decor and ambiance looked really cool. Just sad we couldn't try their coffee and treats. Guess it wasn't meant to be.

¡Una experiencia excelente! Todo en Fika Cafe & Crepas fue…read moresimplemente perfecto. Desde el momento en que entras se nota lo limpio y cuidado que está el lugar. Incluso el baño estaba impecable, algo que siempre habla muy bien de un establecimiento. La comida estuvo espectacular: fresca, deliciosa y presentada con mucho detalle. Las crepas estaban increíbles y el café delicioso. Se nota la calidad de los ingredientes y el cariño con el que preparan cada platillo. El ambiente es acogedor y el servicio muy amable, lo que hace que la experiencia sea aún mejor. Sin duda es un lugar al que dan ganas de regresar una y otra vez. ¡Todo, desde la limpieza hasta la comida, es digno de 5 estrellas! Muy recomendado.

Muy agradable espacios y menu variado. Si pudiera decir algo es que en las fechas de posadas se…read moreponen ocupado. Muy recomendado

Delicious unexpected floor filled coffee. Nothing like some good ice coffee in Mexico. It hits…read moredifferent. If ever in the area of Tijuana come to Mercado Hidalgo and taste this good sweet coffee! Service is great and just the ambiance of being in a Mercado in Mexico does wonders to your taste buds!

Most delicious latte I've ever had. They made me a Cafe de Olla latte. I never knew that was…read morepossible. It's located centrally inside el Mercado Hidalgo. It's a tiny little cafe so you can't sit inside. You order inside and then wait outside for you make to be called. Plenty of benches and chairs to hang out. They accept card or cash. However, I recommend you bring pesos! Parking is cash (Mexican pesos) only. If you get in a pinch like I did, you can take some USD to the restaurant on the corner and they'll exchange it for pesos.

Great place, great food, great service with a great view on the shoreline. We went here for…read morebreakfast and had crepes with a few different coffees. Prices were great. This will be one if my go to spots anytime I'm in TJ

This is the perfect breakfast spot. Friendly staff, beautiful views and great coffee. I got the…read moregrand slam the first day and the chilaquiles on the second day. Both were amazing!

I ordered a cake by phone for pick up and when we got there it was not there. We did buy a…read moredifferent one and it was very good. Deducted one star for this. We ate there and the food and service weter good! RECCOMEND This Bakery.

Their cakes here are delicious. The pastry here just they never disappoint so I like it a lot. I…read morelike their berry cake and also they're opera us and other pastries so if you're ever around and just wanna, it's a very nice place to just spend a nice time with someone special

Baristi is such a big coffee spot. I loved my latte and the chocolate pastry was so tasty. I met a…read morefriend and spent about an hour there, it was really nice. Parking was easy. Staff look either focused or annoyed, but again, coffee was delicious.

Service was very good, great ambiance patio is dog friendly, they also have pup cups. Our drinks…read morewere delish .

Outstanding. We had just wrapped lunch at Telefonica and were looking for a pick-me-up to keep us…read morefueled for the rest of the day. One glance at top coffee spots in the area and we were sold on Malvia! We called an Uber to take us over. Once dropped off on Avenida Revolución we read in other reviews that the shop can be a challenge to find - but we are a persistent bunch and figured it out. Here are simple directions to locate it: find the gastropub La Justina on Revolucion and walk down the stairs to the left of it. Then proceed forward until you see the unmistakably unique and cute decor of Malvia on the left. There are several tables outside then the coffee bar space at the store front. All the drinks looked delightful and it was a tough decision to select just one drink. A friend opted for an iced drink with coconut and espresso, I chose the "Dorado" which featured turmeric. It was sumptuous and refreshing - with a gold appearance from the turmeric. The espresso was tasty and there was just the right amount of sweetness. Super refreshing and highly recommended. Service was kind and prices are super reasonable. The sitting area was unique too - there's other neat stores in the area and the temperature was nice since we were underground. Overall, Malvia was excellent and definitely worth checking out. Thanks for the memorable experience!

Ever since I had seen Malvia win an award in a San Diego magazine I had been wanting to come give…read more'em a try. The first few times I had come to grab a coffee, Malvia was either closed or I was just unable to find them. If you are using Google Maps my best advice is to get to the corner of Madero and Third and enter one of several doors which will lead you into a large market style space. Malvia is about a shoe-boxed sized cafe in Zona Centro. There are several tables in the front with seating for probably around twenty. On the afternoon of a June day I visited and ordered an iced latte. It was 45 pesos and probably around twenty ounces. It was very delicious and I was happy to sip on it while I walked to Gastro Telefonica. Malvia definitely fits into to the Tijuana craft coffee scene and I highly recommend you stop by to try out a caffeinated drink.

Accompanied a friend across the border for his dental appointment and while he had work done on his…read morecuspid and premolar, I went on tourist mode and walked the surrounding streets to explore. First stop: Matcha. Found this small drive-through just a stone's throw away with a good selection of caffeinated beverages and some pastries. This must be a popular coffee shop because I noticed the continuous motorcycle delivery guys coming in and out to pick up orders. Situated at the corner of a busy roadway, there's also a couple clean tables at the rear. They have free WiFi but my experience was spotty. The gentleman working on his laptop must be using all the bandwidth. If I brought my stainless steel mug, I would've ordered a hot drink and instead chose a chico sized (small) frío matcha latte with stevia sweetener and the appropriate amount of ice on this 62°F morning. They also accepted dollars but my change was in Mexican peso. My small drink cost $4.65 in US currency. A little pricy.

Yum!!! My goto when in Tijuana and Ensenada. They have my decaf lactose free latte with caramel…read moredrizzle.