Located inside a high end mall, I was very pleasantly surprised by this place. Very cute…read moreFrench-esque decor. Great breakfast sandwich, Lille chocolate milkshake, fresh OJ and unlimited coffee. My friend was happy with this eggs and waffles. After all, it is the Waffle Boutique so I would hope so. Very reasonable prices. We got all of that for just over $500 MXN. Great service, except for the attitude on the hostess. Other than that, we left very happy. And very full.

Excellent food. Very good service, and the green juice was very nice. Local food, and some…read moreexquisite ones! I highly recommend for breakfast.

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.

Adorable cafe with great AC! It was busy and very loud while I was there…read more Service was wonderful! My croissant however was stale and SOUR. I would go back but just for coffee.

Great place in a quiet area and a relaxing and peaceful ambience. Everything here was really good,…read moreaffordable, and made with fresh ingredients. I'd definitely recommend and will be returning. Their pink lemonade is a must-try! The staff is also very welcoming and friendly. Great place to chill for awhile with a book while having a coffee, breakfast or lunch.

I had to create a yelp page for them. It's so cute and so good and I want others to go! It's a…read morecafe/restaurant (breakfast lunch dinner) /late night eats. I'm writing this review because I've now been here two days in a week. Location: street parking. Walk or bus. At Calle 49 and 60. Next to hotel los Aluxes. Not touristy it tourists should come! I'm from Hawaii. Servers Are nice even to me. Ambiance: good music. Has a window gelato place (Polo) which is like a small gelato place within the restaurant. The seating area is big, open and the back is a Courtyard with a water fountain, big tree and handing decorations which make it cool/shaded in the afternoon and romantic at night. Food: love all I've eaten. Photos attached.

A very pleasant breakfast in the garden: the Daseyuno Completo. It comes with a fruit plate,…read moreslices of watermelon dressed with plain yogurt and granola, coffee refill, and I had the hot cakes with honey.

An excellent place where you'll have a great time with friends, drinking horchata, grapples or…read moresmoothies and eating a sandwich while watching music videos

I have a rule that I rate restaurants that can't get any better with 5 stars. I rate restaurants…read morethat can't get any worse with 1 star. Not getting any worse means I probably got sick. Since Partners and Brothers didn't make me sick they get 2 stars. Right before our rear-ends touched the seat one of the 16 employees on duty asked us what we wanted to drink. I told him we just got there and would need to look at the menu first so he stepped away about 5 feet and hovered. A few minutes later he came back over to the table and started re-arranging the sauces but we were still deeply involved in reading the menu and discussing it. Less than a few minutes later he approached our table which had all three giant menus still high in the sky asked us if we were ready to order. I looked directly at him and said NO authoritatively. At this point he was starting to be a pain. This was the third time he'd bothered us in 5 minutes. There is good service and there is irritating service. This time he sensed the seriousness in my voice and stepped away. I started to wonder if tormenting the customers was company policy because there were 10 people eating in the entire restaurant and 16 employees in the front of house hovering over them. When we figured out what we wanted we motioned him over and ordered. We got the stuffed peppers for appetizer and three burgers - one with cheese in the burger patty, one with mac and cheese on it and one that was pretty standard with bbq sauce, onion rings and bacon. Our stuffed peppers arrived and we started eating them. They were not stuffed with cream cheese which is customary but rather cheese. There was very little flavor at all but lots of runny cheese and breading. We got one pepper each eaten and our food showed up. The waitstaff started placing the slabs of wood that the burgers came on in front of us even though we had no room. We had to hold up our current plates with our appetizer on them while they put our burgers down. Then we had to push everything off the appetizer plate onto the burger wood. It was ridiculous to serve the burgers seconds after the appetizer on a small table. We all got sweet potato waffle fries which was probably the highlight of entire meal. In Merida there are two types of burgers - those made with a rubbery fiberlike material that passes as meat and then those that have actual ground hamburger. In the former category is Angry Angus, Chuper and Rock burgers. The toppings are great, the burger patty is not all meat as the texture and flavor is all wrong. In the latter category is Agogo, Mu Smokehouse, Bryans and Truck Chef. These are made of real ground beef. Partners and Brothers seems to be somewhere between the two. It kind of looks like ground beef but it's a bit soft and squishy with monotonous flavor. If you attempted to eat the beef patty by itself you'd probably gag it's that bad. My burger had bacon, lots of bacon. So much that I couldn't taste anything else so I took half of it off. It also had onion rings which makes the burger so tall you can barely eat it. It looks awesome in pictures but adds little to the flavor. The Mac and Cheese on one burger was cloying. Guy Fieri sells a Mac and Cheese burger and actually pulls it off. This Mac and Cheese burger came on Rye buns which wasn't mentioned in the menu and was just strange. This is a miss. Also putting cheese inside the patty might work if it was actually good cheese. Putting bland tasteless cheese in a hamburger patty is a bad idea. Our daughter loves stuffed peppers but even as we attempted to finish the burgers the last stuffed pepper sat. All three of us had burger left as well. They just weren't good enough to choke down. We all ate our sweet potato waffle fries though. While we were in the restaurant people kept going in and out of a giant sliding door to the deck. Every time they did a giant whoosh of hot air rushed over us. So much for cooling down in an air conditioned restaurant. We started to sweat. The doors clanged as they slammed, over and over again. Slam, whoosh of hot air, clang! Repeat every 30 seconds for 45 minutes. We asked for the bill which was 731 pesos which is quite a lot for three burgers and an appetizer. I gave him 1000. When he gave me my change I noticed that he shorted me 9 pesos so I took it out of his tip. Later I thought I probably shouldn't have even given him one. Honestly the burger could have been worse. I've been to some other places that was worse than mediocre. The service couldn't possibly worse. There were so many employees standing around hovering over the few customers that it wasn't very pleasant. This would be considered good service if going into the dentist for a root canal and him pulling all your teeth could be considered good service. I can't imagine ever wanting to go back here.

Such a fun shop in the middle of Merida! A cash-only shop in the heart of Merida with an amazing…read moreassortment of locally influenced flavors. With a traditional and delicious Mexican ice cream base, Pola fully leverages the bounty of delicious local ingredients to come up with the most creative flavors! I was able to try an ice cream flavored with their local Sour Orange used in cochinita pabil, and my wife was able to try their take on a local pumpkin and even a local mushroom! All flavors exceeded my expectations and made me wish I returned each day to try a new flavor. Instead of a tourist shop serving heaps of Oreo-flavored gelato, you will be greeted with a friendly smile and a touch of the Yucatan. Something I would recommend to any local or visitor to this area.

good ice cream but they don't allow you to try the flavors so you might get something that is not…read moregreat. we had the flan one which was good but then we had a red wine one that wasn't great.

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