This is the cutest spot to have coffee and breakfast. It looks so tiny from the outside but as we…read morewere being seated we just kept walking up, and up and up until we reached the rooftop level. It was a small terrace with around 6ish tables, some cute decor and tons of plants. It was packed when we arrived but it only took about 15 minutes for our group of 4 to be seated. We each ordered a different beverage and they were all so cute. I have to say the chai latte that my sister ordered was the best I've ever had. My mocha was super delicious but I was feeling a little jealous of her drink order lol. They were out of verde sauce for my chilaquiles but the rojo was amazing. The server was very sweet and we had a beautiful breakfast. This was certainly one of my top breakfast places I've been.

Came for breakfast - ordered quesadillas for the kids, chicharrones and eggs for me, and two other…read moredishes that were all enjoyable. The extraordinary coffee was delicious and so was the cappuccino. Service was friendly and the staff called our cell when our table was ready. They have several floors to sit, we were on the second floor with the cooking crew and it was fun to see them cook. Good spot next to the market. We spent the next few hours shopping after breakfast!

This was my favorite cafe during my stay here, with great food, great service, and great…read moreatmosphere. Located in the courtyard of the Casa de las Artes, the beautiful outdoor seating and great food attract a nice crowd throughout the day, and the proprietor is visible and involved--making his dedication to delicious food and a great experience obvious. Cafes are VERY common in this area, and you will find that there is a 'typical' Mexican cafe menu: coffee drinks, juices, smoothies, sodas, breakfast, salads, and sandwiches. Cafe Haus isn't deviating from the classics, like the hipster-esque Besame Mucho and Mate Bistro, or staying tried and true, like Restaurant Plaza, but instead the menu has all the staples with a modern flair. Take elevated technique and attention to detail and you've got Cafe Haus. My favorite Mexican brunch-type-food is called a 'mollete', which is toasted bread smeared with beans and topped with cheese--it's very, very simple, so how is it you can really make them stand out amongst others? ask the owner because that dude's got the answer. Huevos Rancheros are everywhere. Everywhere. It's a fried egg with a savory tomato and onion sauce on top; but the sauce here was awesome--complex but balanced. The same could be said of the chilaquiles, which were not overly sour or acrid, as they can sometimes be; both those dishes were the best of their kind that I had. The sandwiches here were also my favorite, specifically the skirt steak sandwich. https://youtu.be/fqCrJc2b9kw Goddam that sandwich. The meat is flavorful, cured and cooked; I thought it would be tough, but it was tender and juicy, and it's paired with a nice, soft, rich, fatty bread. The best thing I ate (in a restaurant) during my vacation. The drinks were also very good, especially the sodas. The coffee drinks, while not bad, aren't great, but the truth is we went elsewhere for coffee before/after coming here. The flavored lattes and cappuccinos tasted really good, but I prefer unflavored, so I stuck to the sodas, specifically the Italian Melon, which was freaking awesome. But in general, here too, the ubiquitous soda flavors were better than other places. I think the best way I can sum up the general attitude towards foods here is by mentioning the orange juice. When a few of us ordered orange juice, the owner informed us that (because of the season) the oranges weren't very sweet anymore, so he was adding a natural sweetener "to balance the flavor". That's it right there. None of us (two of which are residents of this city) had ever heard of someone sweetening fresh juice, but his reasoning made sense to us and the juice ended up being great--it was even clear that the juice had benefited from it. With delicious, thoughtfully made food, great drinks, and a relaxing and beautiful atmosphere, it's definitely a place to check out if you're in the area.

Everything from servers to food are great!…read more First time I got an omelet and steak, chilaquiles, with eggs in green sauce, it was the bomb!! So delicious and generous portions.

I came with a few of my travel buddies and enjoyed a nice dinner here. It's not a large or flashy…read moreplace but it was close by my hotel and was rated well. We started with the queso fundito and it was very thick and cheesy. My sister ordered fideo soup, one person ordered the el correro fajitas, and I had the enchiladas suizas. Omg my dish was massive, I couldn't even finish half! The taste was fantastic and I definitely enjoyed. Everyone liked their food and the service was great.

Came here for breakfast and had a mushroom cheese crepe. It was nice, but the crepe itself was way…read moretoo thick and had a lot of cream inside. It made for an extremely heavy meal, and I couldn't finish it. Prices were decent though, but service took a while as there was only one guy manning the shop. Good place for a quiet breakfast with wifi.

I tried a crepe with eggs and spinach. It was very good. Don't expect a french crepe, these are…read morethicker and almost pancake like. The best part was the chimichurra sauce that accompanied the crepe. Delish. And the chai tea was the best I have had here in Gto. Came back a second time, had the full on breakfast. Very good. Fruit (cantelope) eggs your way, beans with a bit of cheese, chiliquilles, and juice (or coffee. tea). All for about $4. The Chai Tea was extra.

Literally the best in SMA! Beautiful ambiance, friendliest staff, and amazing food. I've been a…read morecustomer for over 10 years and always have the best experience. Whether you are having a meal or coffee and a snack, always the best. A must stop if you find yourself in SMA, Carlos & Celia will be your new best friends.

The ambiance is beautiful and calm, the presentation of the food was stunning and the taste of it…read morewas even better. The service was very patient with me while I practiced my Spanish but they also spoke English for the words I couldn't pronounce. Everyone was so nice! We ordered the avocado and toast, chilaquiles verdes and the huevos revueltos buen día. All of it was delicious. We got the latte, cappuccino and green juice for drinks. The salsa was spicy but a good spicy! Highly recommend this place for breakfast.

Cute, family owned spot in a cute balcony of a hotel with great ambiance and great service. I was…read morehaving stomach issues my whole time in San Miguel so I didn't get to order anything as fun as I'd have liked, but pancakes seemed ok (bland, carby foods are good when you're sick) and they were tasty and didn't exacerbate the problem. My mom's huevos rancheros breakfast looked delicious and I'd love to go back one day and order up the works. The big standout for me here was the service - so friendly and pleasant to be around. Definitely a spot to check out!

There are some places that captivate you, and you find yourself WILLING them to succeed--this is…read moreone of them. I'm going to say it was our favorite place to eat in San Miguel. Staffed by three buddies who have all worked in high end restaurants (here in San Miguel as well as the US and Europe), this tiny establishment doesn't even have a sign outside (just take down the address and you'll see a sign that says "Hotel" by the door. Enter and ascend a flight of stairs and it'll be on your right. The meal begins with chips and a warm black bean dip (made with exotic ingredients they'd needed to pick up the previous day in something that sounded like a drug deal!). Next order the mushroom soup--a highlight of our 7 day trip to San Miguel. We also shared an order of guacamole (excellent as you'd expect, with thick chunky chips), and an order of Requeson (never heard of that, but turned out to be a cheese log with spicy/tangy flavor, served with hot corn tortillas). For mains, we had the torts de lingua (delicious if you're not weirded out by beef tongue), duck floutas, and the pork dish (Costilla en Abodo Oaxaqueno), which had excellent flavor but was a battle (large bone in the middle so difficult to eat). They've only been open for a few months and they have a few kinks to work out--the menu is not organized in a logical way (green salad and mushroom soup appear at the end rather than first). Meals did not all arrive together, but to be fair we were a large party (8), and ordered multiple items per person. They also need to update their Google entry, which failed to note that they're closed on Tuesdays. And as noted before, having a sign would be helpful. Remember to BYOB because they don't serve alcohol, but in the end that's yet another thing that makes this place an incredible bargain! We managed to eat VERY well for less than $16 per person. Just wish we'd discovered it sooner because we would've returned if we had time. Maybe for breakfast, which I hear is also fantastic.

Although quaint, this place is the real deal for breakfast. Service is great and the comeida is…read moremuy bueno. It has my vote for the best breakfast in town.

Probably the best breakfast in Tequisquiapan. As a local, I've eaten here dozens of times over the…read moreyears. I absolutely love the green chicken enchiladas with an egg on it and the French toast. Other great options are the chilaquiles and the salmon bagel. All salsa options can be ordered with or without chile. The menu is varied, so if you don't like Mexican there are different international options (bagels, sandwiches, eggs, etc). Most dishes are accompanied by a number of things like fruit, bagel with fresh cheese, French fries, salad, etc. They make their own bagels. Price is right considering the quality and quantity of the food. Service is usually fast and attentive. The owner regularly comes out of the kitchen to greet regulars and ask if everything is great. Sunday mid mornings are by far the busiest time of the week and you might have to wait to get a table, but otherwise the place is usually quiet.

Good taste, fast service. Three women making fresh gorditas.. Gorditas for about 30 pesos apieceread more

The gorditas here are the best I've ever tasted. They even have options for vegetarians. I couldn't…read morehelp but devour my meal. I was there in line by 7 am. I would recommend this place to anyone visiting Guanajuato.

Great place to take a coffee and excellent service, the ambience is very good, they have a singular…read moredecorations of bank notes of countries.

We stopped by this coffee shop in the morning for our morning cup of coffee! I found this place on…read moreYelp and it is quite popular! It is also a very quaint, quirky and interesting cafe! It's very touristy actually but the coffee was good! It is very tiny so it can be very crowded! Talk about making a home in a shoe! Seemed like there was only enough room for one barista so be patient if you get coffee here! They also sell beans you can buy to take home! Great coffee but very small cup!