Good coffee, limited menu The coffee at this chain…read morerestaurant is pretty good - and flat whites are very good value at only 35 pesos! If you are looking for a savoury breakfast, the menu is limited to 2 types of bagels and 1 croissant.

Smaller coffee shop within walking distance of our hotel. We stopped in for a cup of coffee to go,…read morethe barista was making cute designs with the milk froth

From the owner: Café 100% Mexicano Postres de alta repostería y calidad…read moreProductos Frescos Snack´s ... Zc un lugar para ti..!! Puedes pasar un rico momento probando una de las especialidades como el chai de FRAMBUESA con nuestros ricos postres o snack´s. Si amas el CAFÉ ven a probarlo, contamos con prestamos de libros para que pases un momento confortable. Si tu ANTOJO es de algo mas fresco ...contamos con jardin y zona de proyector, si quieres ver TU película aqui tienes un espacio . Mientras pruebas los ricos frappes, sodas italianas y helados que te ofrecemos.

Sweet ambience.. attentive service…read more. Good Food .. Pleasant to Pocket .. Accesible Location ..

Lunch menú & typical christmas dishes since november…read more Food and place are food, but they seem yo have a tought time while crowded. Altough I do recommend the food, salads aré not the best here since they are most lettuce and missed some ingredients, like blue chesse ir so.

A superb coffee shop and the only ine that I would consider going to in Puebla. For true coffee…read moreaficionados. Methods include pourovers which, for me, is a key indicator that the owners share my passion for great coffee. Roasted to their specifications. True artisanal coffee. Highly recommended

I had passed by this coffee shop while in Puebla, and it was so close to my hotel that I should…read morehave visited more. Unfortunately, I only got a chance to visit, have coffee and purchase some to take home. The shop seems small from the outside, but it has plenty of room, not much for areas with outlets, however. If your laptop is fully charged, you may find an ideal spot. The service was impeccable here. The lady knew exactly what coffee she recommended to brew coffee at home, which here in Mexico they call "cafe de la olla," which means pot coffee, or kettle coffee. The beans I ended up purchasing are coffee beans from Puebla, so I was very pleased that I was able to purchase local beans. After brewing some coffee, I will say that the flavor reminds me of Starbuck's Pike's Place, so a bit on the dark brew side.

We stopped in after dinner for a bit to have some Mexican hot chocolate and relax a bit. There was…read morefree wi-fi, but it was hard to read their handwriting for the password lol. It was still early, but they seemed to be closing soon, so we didn't stay very long.

From the owner: Nuestros productos son Orgánicos, nuestro café es chiapaneco y el chocolate es cacao Tabasqueñoread more