Hubbers and I had time to finally take a tour bus through Merida. Along with his cousin, we came…read morethrough a bit early so we decided to go somewhere and get something to help cool us off this hot and humid day. Right across the street was this place, so we didn't have to trek too far. Tons of seating and tables available so we weren't worried about that. Hubbers went for a mango sorbet and I wanted to try something new so I went for the guanabana. While waiting, I told Hubbers the name sounds familiar. Then it dawned on me: it's the same moniker as the one we went to after bike riding a few days before. Good to know! They are popular. There were endless customers coming through mainly just to have something to help deal with the heat, and then on their merry way. We took our time since we weren't in a hurry. Loved my guanabana sorbet. It wasn't too sweet, it didn't melt fast and it was simply refreshing. It's probably the first time in a long time I finished a dessert all by myself. I got to try Hubbers' mango sorbet - a bit too sweet for me, but refreshing nonetheless. Keeping them on my radar should I need to cool off the next time I come through.

Terrible ice cream and service . Expensive too not worth the hype. Go somewhere else…read more Terrible helado y mal servicio. Caro no vale la pena. Hay mejores lugares.

Enjoyed our meal here. Great coffee. Very friendly staff. French toast was too sweet, but…read moreomelette was good. Would definitely return. Great view of boulevard.

This was my favorite place to get breakfast in Mérida! I had never been to Mexico before and was…read morefeeling a bit home sick I decided to come here for brunch one day and I'm glad I did. The omelette I ordered was fluffy and the orange juice was fresh and sweet. I came here at least 4 times on my trip and was very pleased every time.

Total gem! We were hot and tired and then we stepped into this shady oasis of delicious fresh foods…read moreand drinks. First time I've been asked if I wanted my lemonade with or without sugar. Love that! All the dishes were great, and you can see that a lot of care and love goes into the preparation. The server was super nice. The space is full of lucious plants. Calming.

Really happy to have visited this vegetarian friendly cafe our last day in Merida. It was a nice…read morerefresher from the usual meat based traditional fare found in most of Merida. Everything was made for us fresh and tasted really great! We had ice lattes, caramel and mocha. Each one was made with coconut milk. I had the sandwich with veggie ratatouille and cheese on it. I got a fried egg on the side and threw that on top as well. It also came with a side salad. It was filling and flavorful. My friend had the quesadilla with black beans. Also filled with veggies and cheese. We really enjoyed our food and would recommend!

It was pretty disappointing after all the hype. The pastries were dry by 8:45 and the lady who was…read morechecking us out was rude speaking about us in Spanish without realizing we understood what she was saying

Saw a You Tuber mention this bakery once. I was walking by and realized this was the place. I went…read morein and selected some pastries. There were only 3 or 4 people inside when I went. Got back to the hotel and realized this was the best muffin I ever had in my like. When I went back the next day, I timed it wrong. The after work crowd was there and it was PACKED!! Looking forward to going back next time I'm in Merida. Process: You pick up a pan and use tongs to pick out your items. Take your items to counter one, where they give you a list of your items to take to counter two. At counter two, you pay for the items while counter one bags up your order. Once you pay, you go back and grab your items.

The best place for a good coffee and bread in Merida. Best…read morefood, nice relax street to be able to enjoy

I frequent this place often as I live close and it's only a short walk. The quiche are superb and…read moretheir breads and deserts are amazing. Very fair prices for this level of quality. Try the Pastel de Chocolate.

It was the PERFECT spot to cool off after an hour of bike riding throughout the city center…read more Hubbers' sibs got cold drinks, his nieces got ice cream floats, I just wanted really cold water as I felt so dehydrated. They're popular - most of the tables were occupied when we stopped by. Given the climate and heat and humidity, it totally made sense. The in-laws enjoyed their sweet and cold treats for sure. The staff were very nice not just to us but to all their guests, making sure everyone got what they needed. They also got everyone's goodies out fast, so the wait wasn't bad at all. Need a place to cool down? This is a good spot for it.

From Chicago, first time at D&S tonight. Here are my thoughts:…read more -We were walking down the Paseo de Montejo on a Friday night looking for an after dinner dessert. -My wife said, "What are all those people doing over there?" So, we walked over and found D&S! -There was live music--a great little two man band playing outside--and we quickly got seated. -I ordered the pina sorbet and it was a good amount, very light, and delicious pineapple flavor. -Service was great. Highly recommended!