During a trip to Puebla, I stopped by the library because I wanted to see the library that is so…read morehistorically significant. Finding the entrance was quite difficult, you must enter the municipal building and go to the second level. There were no signs or guides indicating this, so we thought we walked into the wrong building at first. The library itself is beautiful and significant, but I feel like the organization of information and how it's delivered could be improved upon. There was just the one room of the library. No other rooms or exhibits were included with admission. My suggestion to the majority, stop by and peak inside the door to get a glimpse. We paid for admission and felt a bit let down. There are a few who will want to see such a significant library, and for them it will be worth it to pay the admission.

I love the setting here it's a courtyard and then there's a little bar in the back store in the…read morefront. I love getting coffee here and the breakfasts are plenty and fancy for the price. The staff is exceptionally nice and helpful. I've come here the last two years that I have attended the Spanish Institute at Puebla as they let me study while I drink my coffee. I just like this place.

Ducked in to check the place out, it is highly regarded online, and I wasn't disappointed, here's…read morewhy: * GREAT food and a fabulous value (see fresh fruit photo!) * LARGE coffee mugs. * Awesome building with a rich history and lots of textures. * Located very close to the Zocalo in downtown Puebla, near museums and other cool stuff. The owner, Chipis, gave us a tour and a showed us some of the high points of the reconstruction. WOW. This place is awesome. Part library, part bookstore, part lecture hall, and all class and style. Includes a cafe and a bar with a snack bar type of set up and ample corners and nooks to do some reading and quiet reflection. Love it, wish I had more time here. Cabeza OUT!