I went to this amazing spot in Patzcuaro, Michoacán, Mexico. It's a fairytale town. If you love…read moretraveling this is definitely a beautiful place to explore. Anywho we stopped at Don Jenaro's for some chocolate and bread. They actually had a bread made out of corn that paired so deliciously with the chocolate. The spot is so cute in the inside it has a few places to sit and it's beautifully decorated with local artisan pieces. There is various types of hot chocolate you can enjoy. I love their semi-sweet. My mom just brought some back from there that's how I remembered to write this. The people were so hospitable. The fact that they had a gluten free bread cake for me to enjoy alongside the chocolate was the best. When I bit into the soft, creamy corn bread cake it made my heart burst of happiness. I could not tell it was any other kind of bread. Highly recommend. Do your research on this place because there's quite a bit of tourist spots around. For example, Janitzio, which is a island within this town that's indigenous and they really know how to celebrate the day of the dead. Enjoy!

Opportunity to taste prehispanic chocolate in the Pázcuaro way just in the corner of the…read moretradicional historical square and managed by kind local people explaining the characteristics of each chocolate and offering samples for better choose.

Best coffee i've had in Michoacán. Yummy. Ordered espresso i er ice with sugar and whipped cream,…read moreit's absolutely delicious. All you fellow coffee snobs out there don't take my word for it, come and try it for yourself if you are in the area

4 of us went and we sat down right away in the second room. The waiters were extremely nice but the…read morecrepes did take a while to come out and 2 of the 3 came out wrong. They were pretty good crepes but instead of drizzling lechera it tasted like sour cream. Really sour taste, it was definitely not lechera. Seems to be a place for lots of preteens to hang out, very obnoxious kids there all the time.

Mexico is a desert for coffee. But this place, if you can pronounce it, is your Oasis. They have a…read morebeautiful espresso machine, from which I was able to enjoy a few double espressos in a ceramic cup. (You have to ask for that cup. Otherwise it's in paper.) The only negative is that they do not really serve real brewed coffee like we think of it. It's something else which Mrs. Yelper knows but I don't. It was okay, but quite good compared to all the other instant coffee I had in Mexico. All my Mexican family loved the croissants. They had Mexican hot chocolate, which I'm told is pretty good.

Limited menu options but all dishes have freat flavor. Very fresh and delicious, good service…read more Tried coctel mixto very fresh octopus. Shrimp plate fried to perfection. Caldo mixed de mariscos Buenos de sabor El Caldo.

My family is from nearby Zirahuén and I was here in Patzcuaro visiting. My sister had already been…read morehere in their previous location but it was my first time. Great place to study (great WiFi) and have a glass or two or artisanal tea or delicious simple coffee or espresso. The owner also offers tons of great locally made art like prints and handmade, high quality goods. Check it out! Owner speaks fluent English and Spanish so come in and relax and enjoy art and a chill vibe. She mentioned she also hosts talks and workshops from time to time!

I haven't visited this restaurant in over 15 years and it's even better than I remembered!! Nothing…read morecompares to eating authentic Mexico food in the heart of Mexico. The service is top tier! They can have a full house and still be super attentive to each table. Food comes out hot and fast but does not lack flavor. Just being there and soaking up the atmosphere is an experience by itself. I am so happy I was able to revisit again after so many years. The town is 3-4 hours away from our town in Mexico but it's so worth the drive. We order quesadillas fritas, corundas (type of tamale from Michoacán), churripo (stew/soup type dish), shrimp ceviche, carne con Chile, carnitas the best! Words can not describe how delicious everything was. Can't wait to go back!

What a nice little place family owned, I was told it started off with a small stove in the front…read moreof the building. The crepes are great my, capuchino was perfect. My wife had a tea called relax which she said was delicious. We will definitely be back