This is a small snack stand located near the entrance of Chichen Itzá. It sells many different…read moretypes of refreshments, deli sandwiches, and some alcohol. The staff here works at a fast rate to process the many orders it gets. They take both cash and card here, which is convenient. I ordered a pre-packaged sandwich, an iced coffee, and a bottle of water. The sandwich was alright, tasting a bit better that most sandwiches of its type. The iced coffee was just that, packing somewhat of a punch that kept me energized during the drive to the cenotes. Seating is limited, but this is mostly a to-go place. So no worries there. This is a good option to refuel either before or after checking out the pyramids.

It's good for what it is. We ordered 2 rollo de pollo and 2 modelo negro. It was satisfying. It…read morecost all together about 400 pesos.

Escaped the heat in here and had a pretty tasty meal, people spoke English well which is always a…read moreplus! They were happy to have me and provided a good service, inside was comfy as well.

Place was amazing, food was exquisite, ambiance was wonderful, view was spectacular. Definitely a…read moregreat find!

We stopped by this food court, during our excursion. It's a quaint little coffee shop, if you are…read morefriending for an afternoon pick me up. We got the cafe con leche and a smoothie. The smoothie is water based, so it's safe for those that are lactose! The girl taking my order was nice and friendly. Overall, stop by the shop for some coffee!

Located on the corner of Calle 39 and 40; a little hole in the wall. My tour guide recommended so I…read morehad to give it a try! Great coffee for an affordable price. Totally worth a visit.

Excellent !!! We love it ! Great coffee ( cappuccino with…read morecoconut milk ) Amazing service Great breakfast I recommend it 100%

If you're looking for good coffee, yummy breakfast, puppy cuddles, and a decent WiFi connection on…read morethe island, this is your place! I have had issues with weird textures and flavors of the eggs at other places in Holbox, but this was the first place I could enjoy a fried egg... my boyfriend and I had an Aeropress, Cortado, mushroom and manchego cheese omelet, a muffin, and an egg sandwich on brioche bread- everything was perfect! The owner is very attentive to the guests- I really appreciated her attention to detail.

The service and the food are amazing. You definitely have to try this place if you're in Holbox.read more

Our first stop on Holbox Island!…read more We were waiting to check into our room so we decided to grab a cup of coffee; I'm glad we found this place! First off, most things are open air and it's kinda warm (hot) out right now; but this place has cold air conditioning! Beautiful exterior with neatly trimmed vines surrounding the entrance and two hanging chairs. The inside has seating for about twelve people and is nicely decorated. We ordered two cold brews and a bagel with cream cheese. The cold brew was amazing and the bagel was presented beautiful on a handmade plate with the cream cheese in a handmade bowl. The girls working the counter were great! We will be back for coffee in the morning.

This place is closer to La Veleta so if you're staying close by here I highly recommend. Everything…read morewas delicious. Get the wellness shots. If you don't like cats this isn't the place for you. They have 10+ cats just hanging around the place. When my food arrived one was interested and then a couple of them gathered. I would still return but would sit outside where they had a table out front. Attentive and helpful staff. Everything came out fresh and fast.

Another great find on my recent trip to Tulum. To me, this was THE coffee spot. I tried the iced…read morevanilla latte both trips the Purple Pink Skies/berry smoothie. The vanilla latte was layered with flavor to the last sip. The first thing I noticed was how smooth the coffee was, but also paired with a robust coffee flavor. It was not bitter at all. There's something special about this coffee - one of the best I have ever had. The smoothie was great as well. It wasn't sweet, which was appreciated. It tasted like a healthy option for breakfast. It can seem overwhelming when you walk in as they are ready to serve you and have a large menu. Check it out: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1k3eOY4deKVzWmuHaW3oYfbeI14yUjhVh/view. My friend and I went here the second to last day we were visiting and both agreed we would have completely went daily had we learned about this on the first day.

One of our favorite places in Chelem! We've been coming here for a few years and it never…read moredisappoints. The food is outstanding, great atmosphere, and friendly people. Their croissant sandwiches are fresh and delicious. I ordered the bacon egg & cheese and there was a TON of cheese! It also came with a side of guacamole. The chilaquiles, though - those were amazing. We actually ordered a second plate after we inhaled the first My husband ordered a strawberry lemonade and it was a frozen drink, which was incredibly refreshing on a 90° morning. The service can be slow and they tend to be busy, but hey, it's Mexico! Kick back, relax, and enjoy the sights. Definitely make this a priority stop for food if you're in the area!

Excellent menu with many choices. French Press Coffee or espresso drinks available. Very friendly…read morestaff and English on menu as well. They have smoothies and fresh squeezed juice. Have gone back many times for breakfast!

Came in for a drink. Was over charged and when asking the owner why was told to not come back…read more Lovely place to be stolen from.

Lovely restaurant close to the central plaza. The European theme made it feel very cozy and the…read moreattention to detail was noticed and appreciated: the gas lamps, the swing chairs, the pergola. You could tell the owners took pride in their restaurant. We had the chilaquiles verdes, chilaquiles rojos, and hot cakes de la casa. They were all delicious! Definitely recommend it and would return again.

I was hoping to find a vegan restaurant - and while I did seem to find Coqui Coqui and their…read moreextravagant air conditioning, it seemed to be just a perfume store. I say "seemed" because there was no signage and not a single person appeared to be watching the shop. I poked around for 5-10 minutes and nobody came out even after I called out to see if anyone was around. Maybe they were on a bathroom break and forgot to lock the door? This ain't oakland, that's for sure! At least I got to cool down in their AC for a few moments while it was nearly 100F outdoors during my visit in May 2025.

Definitely a stop if you love Pinterest level bougie hotels and boutiques. They have beautiful…read morescents and delicious chocolates for purchase. A stunning pool area and lovely architecture. Felt like a secret upscale hotel near the pyramids.

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