Tresvanbien was closed when we arrived, but the door was slightly ajar, so I peeked inside. The…read moregracious owner let us stay and served us anyway. We enjoyed the absolute best affogato of our lives, served with coconut ice cream. My son enjoyed a delicious hot chocolate and had fun playing with the cafe kitties. We visited on the basis of a previous review that stated this Argentinian cafe had gluten free options, but this is a new owner and she doesn't have anything allergy friendly yet. Hopefully they will offer some gluten free options in future. The coffee shop has a ramshackle, shabby chic vibe, rather like the entire town. I wish we'd had more time to stay longer and enjoy the setting. I'd definitely return if I ever passed through Valladolid again!

This tranquil place was a wonderful surprise. Wonderful atmosphere. I lived in Buenos Aires for a…read morewhile and these empanadas definitely compare. The lovely cocinera is so nice and welcoming. I will be back tomorrow to report on more food and the coffee.

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.

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.

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!

Tourist cafe with okay food. Very pretty ambiance. Great…read moreservice okay Good space between others at their tables so would've been perfect during Covid really bland food though. Okay

Great freshly made food in a nice open garden patio. Service was friendly. Greatly enjoyed the…read moretamales, fideo, cazuelas, and jugos. Location is near the convento so it's convenient while sightseeing.

Had the vegan jamaica (hibiscus) flower tacos with guac and DAMN they are lip-smackety good. My…read moretour group stopped in this cute little old-downtowny area on the way back from Chichen Itza and the cenote; I wish they gave more time because 30mins here was not enough, I feel like 1-2 hours would be plenty to sample the local flavor and hang out in the park at the middle of the town square but 30mins was what they gave so I ran to Pitagoras Cafe del Profesor and had some of the most odd-tasting (but in a good way) tacos ever. The flowers are marinated in a vinegar-y BBQ and roasted to have a very interesting texture that I haven't had before. Definitely recommend for good vegetarian restaurant while in the area (several vegan items available.)

So glad we stopped in! A sweet little spot for a relaxing and healthy lunch. We enjoyed so much. We…read morehad the spinach lasagna and the falafel pita. Both were incredible! Also a ginger lemonade and a rose lemonade. Great service with even better vibes. The food was sensational, affordable, and very healthy. It's refreshing to have healthy food that tastes so good. Definitely stop in here during your stay in Valladolid. It's a great find!!!

SO good! The shop has such fun vibes, and our server was so sweet and fun! We tried the pistachio…read moreand Amarena gelato were both excellent and deliciously creamy, as well as an affogato with Stracciatella which was divine. Would definitely recommend to anyone in the area looking for a sweet treat!

This was one of the most highly rated ice cream places in Valladolid, so me being an ice cream…read moreaddict had to try it out. The shop is located around a lot of cute colorful houses which makes for a great photo opportunity. When we first got there, there wasn't any one there so we were able to order almost immediately. - Guava - This is my friend's favorite ice cream flavor they had here. For one, I really appreciate that the color of the ice cream was white not hot pink which happens a lot when you order guava elsewhere. The flavors are pretty spot on and even have a bit of guava seeds grinded in it. - Pineapple + Coriander - This is probably one of the most interesting combination of flavors I have experienced and one that every store selling pineapple should consider having. The coriander really enhanced the pineapple while giving it a signature and sweet smell. - Mango - I also really enjoyed this mango flavor as it very much represented the flavors of the fruit. Overall, pretty good gelato place. Is it mind-blowing? Nah, but it definitely is a great place to cool off from a hot day.

Choco Story is definitely a 3 star experience with 5 star customer service and 5 star chocolate…read more The museum is a series of connected rooms with dioramas behind glass and narration that is offered at the push of a button for many languages. It's air conditioned. It reminded me a bit of the Cal Academy museum in San Francisco, California up to the point where it was renovated about 20 years ago with the dioramas. The chocolate is AWESOME. Buy a bucketload to bring home to share with friends.

I loved the three chocolates I got here! Try their coffee…read moreand chile chocolate they were delicious.

Beautiful vegan tacos (carrots, celery, mushrooms, chayote? Well seasoned with delicious tahini…read moredressing and super fresh salad. They grow their own food so def check them out! Yucatecan food is delicious but when you need something other than more meat, this totally hits the spot. Lots of parries and cafe too.

Small cozy cafe with good vibes and beautiful art inside. The seating is limited though. It is…read morelocated right opposite to the Valladolid sign at the St Bernandino convent. The sign is a bit small though so you may have to watch carefully :) Both the tacos were good and the sauces even better. The oro latte could have been a bit hot but both drinks were decent. We tried the chia pudding, but that felt a bit stale. The service was good. Nice clean restrooms. The owner as well as the others spoke english and were really nice to talk to, so a good experience overall. They do accept credit card, but unlike for cash you will be charged a 5% additional fee. I would give it 3.5/5. Taking off .5 for the luke warm latte, extra service fee and stale pudding.