My partner, his family, our friends and I came to this establishment on the Main Square of Ajijic…read moreright after dinner yesterday to close out the night. Black and White is a coffee shop where expats gather to have coffee and desserts enjoying people-watch or converse with others. They have many tables with umbrellas outside. The menu has tons of drinks to choose between hot and cold beverages as well as desserts. Some of us ordered the cappuccino, lemon pie, raspberry cheese cake, Oreo ice cream with chocolate shell and brownie with chocolate syrup. The desserts and drinks were delicious and tasty at reasonably priced. The service was slow as it was busy. This is cash only. We can recommend this place.

This is one of the go to spots for expats to people watch and meet friends for a beverage or light…read morebreakfast items and pastries. My favorite drink is the limonada with mineral water no sugar. Nice and tart, very refreshing for the somewhat warm early afternoon. The temperature isn't so hot but you're up high here (over 5000 ft elevation) so the sun can be intense! Sit under the big umbrellas outside and enjoy the breeze!

We tried four different flavors and all of them were great,…read more Lime Mango Walnut Coconut. Did not disappoint.

Delicious fresh ice creams! What a treat, many flavors to choose from. Make this a sweet stop when…read moreexploring Tlaquepaque.

Everything is fresh and menu is wonderful and incentive. Our favorite place for breakfast/brunch…read more Bullet coffee and Queen Green were wonderful also. Service superb!

Was visiting my folks in Ajijic. We came here after having had a real nice experience the last time…read moreI was visiting the area. There were only two other groups of customers and my mom and I waited 45 minutes for food that we never received because they never put in the order for the food in the first place. They took our drink order after 25 mins of sitting there. I'm really disappointed because I really liked their food before. I'm a pretty patient and considerate person, and figured that they were busy and didn't think anything of it at first. We realized that the actual kid (maybe 13 years old at most) that took our order didn't put the order in after my mom asked them in Spanish why it was taking almost an hour to get the food out. To make it even worse, they didn't even check in on us or really acknowledge that we were there and they knew we were there. That really bothered me. I won't be returning here ever again.

Nice little shop specializing in frozen fruit bars. We've come here a number of times and the…read morecasual atmosphere and welcoming service make it an easy choice when you're around the playa. They have many different flavors from the traditional to some more unusual but not so different you'd not be willing to try. In simple terms, they provide good service, with a good product, and they have reasonable prices. We always make an effort to visit.

The best ice cream in Tlaquepaque! Will never trade their taste nor service!…read more They provide dozens of flavors you can combine My personal favorite Buchanan's

Oh wow. This place is outstanding. Gives "hand made" a new meaning. The ice cream and sorbets are…read moredelicious. Truly artisanal. They are mixed and frozen by hand, by people that rotate a metal container that sits inside a wood container with ice and salt. No electric motors. I had guanabana (sorbet) and chongos (dairy ice cream). Chongos is short for chongos zamoranos, a Mexican milk-based dessert. There were pieces of chongos in the ice cream and it was delicious. At Mex$26 for a medium, it is at a really good deal. They have a line of Splenda-sweetened ice creams, and also yogurt-based. I did not try either one of them. Don't be discouraged by the long line. It moves fast.

I came with a group to celebrate a birthday, and Yves treated us like family! Complimentary…read morechampagne toast, a brownie with a candle for the birthday boy, and a shot of Bailey's for everyone to end the night. Yves himself also came and sat down with us for a bit to chat; truly the best service we've gotten in Ajijic. The ribs and queso fundido were exceptional. The steak, to me, could have had a little bit more of a crisp outside, but it was still yummy. Salad bar was very nice as well. For drinks, the Cadillac Margarita is worth it, and the kir royale was great too.

This place has the best ambiance l, the food was amazing but the service was over the top amazing!!read more