Paleta Pilgrimage…read more One of the most famous local paleterias comes from the small town of Santa Isabel, also known as General Trias. It's a must stop if you are traveling between Chihuahua and Cuauhtémoc. This small family ice cream shop has since started to sell its paletas throughout the state. However, there is something wonderful about going to the original shop, walking up to the window and taking a bag full. My favorite flavors a are the nuez (pecan), vanilla (vanila), aguacate (avocado), fresa (strawberry) and cafe (coffee). I tend to stick with the cream ones as I am not sure about the Hielo ones, since they are made with water. They are pretty small but packed with flavor. Bring a cooler and stock up for your trip. Frozen Mecca

This place closes during the winter so don't expect it any Christmas flavors or pumpkin. The place…read moreis family owned it has been there since my parents parents where living.(yes it's been there a very long time) I love it every time I go back home to trías during the summer I make sure I go a couple of times the paletas are worth crossing them the border risking them to be melted in a cooler. It reminds me of good childhood memories and no worries in life. Make sure you try the avocado one well recommended

cool staff... friendly....allways open sort of like a 711 from the states... wide variety of snacks…read moretoo...

the mexican 7-11s lol their everywhere... ppl bag your stuff... small convenient semi friendly…read more.. lol

This Oxxo was located rt across the street from the hotel we were staying at in Chihuahua Mexico…read more Oxxo's in Mexico are equivalent to 7-11 in the US So it has all your basic snack needs, water, chips, soda, ect They do sell alcohol beer and liquor as well They also accept credit cards if you can't pay with pesos

Great atmosphere, like a grandma's house. Delicious brewed coffee and excellent service…read more Huevos Veracruzanos - absolutely delicious Pan Frances - incredible. The toast had this perfect little sugar crisp to the edges and fresh fruit toppings. Overall: Bien Rico

Un lugar rico para desayunar. Tienen un buen café. Yo probé los huesos Albañil y tienen muy buen…read moresabor. El platillo de mi acompañante estaba un poco frío.

Love this place. Had an awesome vegan pancakes and vegan papaya smoothies clean. Sanitized. Staff…read morewears masks and delicious

After a run at Presa Rejón my husband and I thought we would give Tasty Beet a try mostly because…read morewe needed a place with a patio so our dog, Duro could join us. The menu was large with many vegetarian items for me. We had great service and our waitress even offered water for Duro. Lunch was better than expected. Perfectly fresh, tasty and beautifully prepared. Exceptional all around.

Cute local chain coffee shop down the way from my AirBNB. In Chihuahua, Mexico English speakers…read morearen't as prevalent like in the resort areas, but my husband and I were grateful to be helped by Yasmin who spoke fluent English (very deserving of a pay raise). The shop served a nice cup of joe, calm ambiance, ice cold AC, cute merch and clean restrooms. Will absolutely visit again when in the area.

Even if Chihuahua has a lot of coffee shops, Bernardi is the best of all. It is a high recognized…read morebrand in the state and it is the favorite of many people. The coffee is delicious and they have a variety of flavors. The frappes are amazing and they have many locations in Chihuahua such as Ortiz Mena, Cantera, Fashion Mall, Paseo Central, and others. Try it and you will love it!

Good quality cofee and pastries. The place is small but cozy…read more Music and good location

There are a lot of coffee shops and then there is Kaldi. You will not be disappointed if you save…read moreyour coffee appetite for Kaldi. If you are lactose intolerant don't worry they have lactose free milk. I wish I could take this place with me in my suitcase!!