Pro tip: There are *two* Starbucks locations inside Terminal 3 at Cancun International Airport…read more("CUN"). After going through security and the duty free shop, if the Starbucks at the central food court is busy, go left down the terminal towards Gate C4. There, you'll find Terminal 3's second Starbucks, which is much less busy. I wasn't able to find this Starbucks on several different versions of CUN's airport map, but it's there. This review is for that location. Note: There are about six or seven Starbucks locations inside CUN. They're spread throughout the airport, inside and outside security. After getting through security at 9:34 AM on an ordinary Thursday, the Starbucks at the food court inside Terminal 3 had a very long line. My wife found the "hidden" location, described above, and there was no line. I had an Iced Brown Sugar Oatmilk Shaken Espresso, Grande size (16 fluid ounces), for 119 pesos. It was cold, sweet, creamy, and refreshing. It hit the spot. The coffee flavor was good and the drink wasn't too strong. My wife, who is a Starbucks connoisseur, noticed the Mexican menu was a little bit different than the American menu. Service was good. We were served by a male barista, but the name that was printed on the receipt was a female's name, Alegria. I give this Starbucks 3.5 stars rounded up to 4.

A very busy location since it's one of the only options for coffee in the immediate area…read more The cashier was pleasant. All the pastries looked wonderful. They had a crew of five, and it still looked like they were unable to keep up. Waited a good twelve minutes to receive two iced lemonade refresher drinks, and a matcha latte. The lemonade drinks were not flavorful, and tasted more like watered down drinks. Check your drinks before walking away. Or else you'll have to line up again to have it remade.

Love cafes and sweet and coffee doesn't disappoint. Ordering is simple via kiosk, they call you…read morepromptly when your order is ready. A relaxing vibe to add to the resort experience.

Sweet treats, small bites and coffee. What more could a gal ask for? Ahhh, yes, no additional…read morecharges! I highly recommend grabbing a cup of joe here as well as dessert. There is a large selection and the line moves quickly. It was among the best of our stay and a great meeting point to plan the day.

The baristas at this coffee shop were friendly and very willing to work with me on my bad Spanish!…read moreTradiciones Latte has comfortable air-conditioned seating inside and also beautiful al fresco seating. We enjoyed several visits here and a number of different drinks, from mochas and cappuccinos to ristretto and hot chocolate. My only gripe is that we didn't get latte art on some of our drinks, but without explanation. I later discovered that this is because I'd ordered almond milk, which doesn't lend itself to coffee art, although oat milk lends itself better for this. I highly recommend Tradiciones Latte if you're looking for decent espresso. It is definitely one of the better coffee shops in Cancun.

My wife and I are staying in the "hotel zone" and decided to venture out to try a local hot spot…read more It did not disappoint! The staff was very friendly and helpful when ordering - which as a novice Spanish speaker I appreciated. I went with the classic cafe mocha and my wife a cappuccino. I may should have added another shot but it was delicious regardless. I felt that the cappuccino was a little hot and maybe they over steamed the milk- but their froth was very well done. A great experience altogether and I'd recommend this to anyone!

Their mocha frappe is delicious. Wish the cafe had more of a cafe setting. Their chocolates were…read moredecent. 2015

No question one of the better coffee and chocolate places around…read more In addition to delicious coffee they have chocolates (100% pure cacao, 97% pure cacao, ...). It's a must.

Interesting collection of Cancun Starbucks coffee mugs. The holiday coffee selections are also…read moreavailable. No line early in the morning.

I like the location in the center of town plus sitting in the store makes me feel like I was back…read morein the USA. The taste and price were about the same as the USA the baristas were very friendly. The store decor is the same as back home

By far the best place we have eaten in Cancun. This is a…read morehidden gem, the service is amazing ad the food is incredibly good, will be dinning here again for sure ‍

This place is awesome! The language barrier caused some confusion in the beginning, but nothing…read moregoogle translate can't help with. The menu is in Spanish only and nobody there spoke English. Which was totally fine, but made ordering a little difficult. We ordered the Nutella crepe which was outstanding! We also ordered the chilaquilas (chicken) and it was also outstanding. Similar to loaded nachos. For a drink my husband ordered the machiato and I got the cookies frap. After stirring it a bit, the sweet cookie flavor came out. Over all a great place with great food. We took the bus from our condo we were renting to the Walmart and then had to take a taxi to here from the Walmart. (40 pesos for the taxi). Great food and drinks over all. I'd just recommend having google translate on your phone to help with ordering and understanding the menu.

One big problem with this coffee shop is you have to be staying here to get a coffee here. The…read moreoasis hotel. The iced coffee was delicious and strong. The espresso macchiato was subpar and I would not get it again. The staff was friendly and engaging.

A very cute coffee shop. The drinks are on the sweeter side but coffee bean taste is very distinct…read moreand delicate still. Honestly I think compare to expensive coffee like Starbucks, their coffee drinks are about same quality. Unfortunately we cannot adjust the sweetness, but good thing they use good coffee beans so the bitterness balance out the syrups. For the coffee, I would come back again :)

Good food, decent price, Great service. It was just a little…read morehard to find. It cost us $80 round-trip, and when we ate breakfast, it cost us $30.

We ordered a Mocha, Jugo de naranja, Brownie frappe, Croissant omelette, Chilaquiles rojo huevo,…read moreand a Vol au vent salmon. They were all very delicious. I am a big fan of their bechamel sauce. Super yum. We sat outside and enjoyed the light breeze as we ate.

I'm a huge fan of the ice shaken espresso so I decided to give it a shot here in Cancun Mexico they…read moredefinitely tried their best but it was different from the United States that's for sure but they will absolutely get a four star review out of me. Like I said above the ice shaken espresso was totally different from the version that I'm used to United States, but it was uniquely good in its own way. So I definitely give them four stars. The customer service is really good as well. The inside seating is very nice to relax as the AC is ice cold, which is good because it gets very hot in Cancun. So we were able to cool off drink some coffee and relax. I'm a huge fan of Starbucks so I will always give them a shot if I can find them when I'm traveling. Once again, if you like Starbucks , stop and give them a shot, he will not be disappointed.

Thank god for Starbucks - providing us with free WiFi in a country where I would have had to pay…read moreroaming charges. There is indoor and outdoor seating - indoor is air conditioned and a little noisier. Outdoors you can sit on the wicker furniture and watch the tourists walk by around you. Unfortunately, Starbucks in Cancun do accept your Starbucks gift cards, but do not give you any stars/rewards in return. You also cannot redeem any free drinks or contribute to a Star Dash or promotion like Starbucks for Life with purchase. They do have their own app in Mexico, but not sure of how to activate it versus my US version. I wanted to try something different that I couldn't get in the US, such as the Mexican Hot Chocolate. Nothing really caught my eye so I ordered a cold brew. It tasted so different from the cold brew I am used to - not sure if they use a different coffee bean or what. Additionally, I was super intrigued by the food display case, so I ordered pan de queso, similar to the cheese bread you would find at a Brazilian steakhouse. They were a little powdery for my tastes, but still super chewy and delicious, flavor-wise. Overall, a great stop for a coffee recharge and some WiFi usage!