Stopped for a quick coffee. Coffee was good! There is some seating inside but I took mine to go…read more It's not too unique on the inside, but still nice. The service was quick. There's not much to eat though, just a couple pastries to choose from. Definitely good if you're looking to just grab a coffee to go!

Sometimes you just want a grilled cheese sandwich. This place DELIVERS on that desire. I'm looking…read moreat a couple of bucks for an amazing grilled cheese. I'm 100% certain it is clogging my arteries as I write and I'm good with that. Coffee was ok and the place was kind of hot in the morning.

I thought it was going to be impossible to find a good place in Merida to drink and buy good coffee…read morebut during my walk this morning and asking around, I ended up at this little place. It is kind of hidden and you could miss it if you are not paying attention but I found Cafe Cafico and it not disappoint! The owner Fico short for Federico is also the barista and roast the different beans from the state of Chiapas. He also made me an espresso with milk that was absolutely wonderful! Prices are reasonable and he only takes cash. I bought the house blend and I'm anxious to try it tomorrow for breakfast. Best place in town to have a great cup of coffee. Don't expect to find a fancy coffee shop, this is a coffee roaster and you can order an espresso, a cafe arabe or a cortado. There is one smal table with four chairs. You finish your coffee and go.

Great coffee and fabulous owner Federico. I had a great time hearing all about his family and…read moresharing life stories in Spanish. I stayed and watched him roast the beans and pour his love into it. Stop by... he's right off of Paseo de Montejo

From Chicago, first time at Marago today. Here are my thoughts:…read more -The service is very good, only had coffee, but a nice food menu too. -The ambiance is very cool, has a swanky feel to it, plenty of indoor seating, feels fancy. Great place to hang out. -One of the best vanilla lattes I've had in Mexico over the past couple of months. Highly recommended!!

All I can say is don't order the sweet coffees lol. They are diabetes. Food was fine.read more

The oatmeal was simple and very good at the same time just oat, fresh berries a little bit of…read moregranola and the milk of your choice (extra $ for almond and soya) , enjoyed it a lot . Quiet ambiance, good for morning relax

Wow. I've had a lot…read moreof bad espresso in Merida, and a lot of simply mediocre espresso in Merida. But until I discovered Latte Quattro Sette, no great espresso. Great espresso and other classical coffee drinks (no froufrouchinos here). Excellent baked goods -- pastries, muffins, cookies. Fresh fruit and avocado toasts. Paninis and Italian-style sandwiches served in a pleasant, light-washed space with really good wifi and a very friendly staff. Italy or Merida? Hard to tell, but a great find in either location. And especially welcome here where there are a lot fewer options for great coffee than in Rome or Naples.

4: Drink/Tea 5: Ambiance…read more5: Customer Service 5: Cleanliness Being a current native of San Francisco we are spoiled with the whole milk movement. We got soy, almond, hazelnut, oat, rice, coconut, quinoa... Etc. Well in short, they don't have that here. Maybe someday? One can only dream. Other than the lack of alternative milk options, I have to say, I adore this place. Sweet staff. Strong coffee. Along with plenty of places to pop a squat and read a book or whatever you plan to do. I love the decor, which is minimal, but tasteful and clean cut. Reminds me of a sign I would see in the subway of a really clean city. Wherever that would be?! Does that exist? One day, I had a double espresso and was wired the entire day. It was apparently, extra strong. The next day, I sampled a latte con lastostada (cow's milk with out the lactose) and it was great. I was impressed with the barista's skills. I'm a fan of this place. Hopefully the next time I'm around, they will have at least one alternative to milk... Not only for me, but everyone else as well! Cheers!

I really thought that our visit was going to be amazing unfortunately that was not the case. This…read morecoffee shop has their coffee available for purchase in WalMart and is a well know brand but the visit just didn't meet the expectations. First they don't offer coconut milk and only have soy milk. The coffee offerings are quite strange as their are frappes and mixed drinks but limited lattes and Americanos as well as expresso. I added up with an iced expresso americano drink. I was expecting the presentation to match the location but I what received was an oversized plastic cup with a 1/5th of expresso and a gigantic straw. My wife's coffee was lacking as well. Again the interior and location is amazing. You couldn't ask for a better mix of classical and modern themes in one location but perhaps I simply don't know how to order coffee which I doubt or they're missing the mark on presentation and execution.

From Chicago, first time at P&D today for coffee and pastries. Here are some thoughts:…read more -It is located less than a block from Santiago Park. -It is my favorite coffee shop so far in Merida (1 month in). -I ordered a vanilla latte and a pastry, both were excellent! -The service was very good. -Has the feeling of being a quiet spot in a busy part of town. -Oh, and they have high chairs, if you're thinking of bringing a little one with you... Highly recommended!!

Just had a full-blown pastry awakening at Placer y Delirio!…read moreThe name doesn't lie--pure pleasure with a side of delirium. Every bite had me questioning my life choices (like why I haven't been here sooner). The pastries? Outrageously delicious. The vibe? Cool enough to make your iced coffee jealous. Service was great--friendly without being fake. 10/10 would sell my diet plan for another croissant.

Vibey little cafe with indoor and outdoor seating. Food was ok. Would try lunch here.read more

From Chicago, first time at Marmelade today. Here are some of my thoughts:…read more -The service was first class! My waiter spoke very good English. -We sat outside on a Sunday morning, in early October, very pleasant. -Clientele are more upper class than we've seen in Merida. -They did not have vanilla for my latte, so I ordered caramel--very good! -I ordered the classic pancakes with maple syrup--quite good. -After we ordered, they came around with the pastry plate. We'll definitely get the cinnamon roll next time : ) Highly recommended!!

It's hard to come up with a complete review based on a espresso but the quality of the espresso was…read moresurprisingly world class. Italians take notice. I've been here a few times now and every time the espresso was consistently fantastic. The roast is deep so tons of caramelized notes throughout the drink. A crema to be very proud of. Total excellent experience.

Site says they open at 7 but it's been our experience that they don't open until like 8am or so…read more It's a good coffee stop if you are close by but from a covid situation there isn't much room inside to set so you will probably get it to go. Personally I would explore other local coffee shops.

This cafe is now called Pita and offers wonderful middle eastern style dishes. Our family enjoyed a…read morememorable late breakfast there with hearty homemade items. The fresh made pita accompanied by flavorful trio of pesto, herb butter and picante salsa was an unexpected treat while we waited for our dishes. The wait staff was very friendly and attentive. Everything was delicious. We'd definitely would return!