This place the cutest. The seating area makes you feel like you're in the backyard of a friends…read morespecial event or something & the servers, although somewhat aggressive with their huge bread trays, are there to cater to your needs. My friend and I had omelette a which was accompanied with a black bean like dip on the side and was brought together with a black coffee steeped with manzanita tea with some lemon. The coffee wasn't too strong so I added an expression shot to my coffee and it became the perfect mix! Go here if you want a casual yet artistry feeling to your morning as it exudes comfort, art, and community. 4.5 stars

Really cute restaurant with very affordable prices. Unfortunately, the food is just okay. It's…read moregreat for a regular, everyday meal but I would not recommend it for a special occasion. The ambience is really casual and a little bit rustic.

Small and cozy... Top quality and sophisticated gourmet food! Combination of home kitchen and the…read morecreativity of an experienced high cuisine chef. Amazing breakfast and lunch!!!

We were eating really well, and having great experiences throughout our visit to several Mexican…read morerestaurants in Mexico, and this one fell short. After visiting this restaurant, and it was one that my husband found, I did the research and came to find that it is a chain restaurant. Not a very large chain restaurant, but like small or big chain restaurants the authenticity and fresh ingredients suffer. We had ordered nopal planchado con queso and the nopal was bit slimy, or more so than what I recall ever tasting. We ordered two different moles poblanos and one had platanos fritos and the other was supposed to have chicken. Our original waiter was no where to be located when we wanted to place our order, so someone else did. The upsetting incident that occurred happened that when they brought our moles to the table both were chicken. I told them that the order was half right, but they expected us to accept it and pay for it. I think not. I explained that they could remove one of the plates since it was not my mistake and our original waiter was no where to be found. We finally left with just paying for what we ate, which was the one plate of mole, which wasn't the best we had. Had the service been better we would have had a better experience here.

Not what I expected! Beautiful decor! Amazing terrace! But…read moreSO UNDERSTAFFED! Poor waiter was trying his best, but there was too many tables for him to manage alone, in fact I don't recall seeing any other waiters. The kitchen was SO SLOW! I was not starving and I was willing to wait for something freshly prepared and delicious, but nothing was worth the wait. Everyone's dishes came out at different times and they were not hot. They serve a "continental breakfast" that comes with coffee or tea, fruit, and juice - our juice came at the very end when we asked for the check.

I went to visit Cholula on Sunday, February 2nd 2020. I…read moreYelp'd "breakfast/brunch in Cholula" and "La Tertulia" came up as a great place to eat. Unfortunately, I was disappointed by how long it took for us to get our food. And even more disappointed by the lack of flavor in their dishes, the coffee tasted burnt and the food was overall kind of expensive for what you get. Note: the server was very nice and tried his best but he was overwhelmed by how many people he was taking care of and how slow the food was coming out of the kitchen.

Excellent breakfast and brunch. Coffee, pan dulce and juices included. Enjoyed my chilaquilesread more

Too slow, I do not recommend. Kitchen is very slow, waited 30 minutes for food,after waiting 20…read moreminutes for table server. Food is just ok.

Ambiance first rate, service very good, they need to add some salt to their Chile Poblanoread more

Enjoyed stopping off at La Casita de Antaño while visiting Puebla. It's a white tablecloth joint…read morelocated in a gated neighborhood. It's a hit with locals, a lot of families and business lunches. Dishes are moderately sized. There is a lot of selections of meats and dishes. Chile en Nogada is a plate that's in season and very delicious. I've never seen anything quite like it. It had very fresh ingredients such as parsley and pomegranate. Beautiful dish! Prices are a bit more expensive then else where but it was well worth it.

From the owner: Cafetería, desayunos, Bebidas frías y calientes, sandwicheria y crepas. Café 100% mexicanoread more

If this location is the one by the Great Pyramid of Cholula, then this is the one Italian Coffee…read moreCompany location that was my favorite out of all the locations found in the Puebla area. I had been to a few locations for this great coffee chain. Would love to see this chain in the U.S. The service at this location was very prompt and friendly. As with the Italian coffee company and another chain here, called "Tartlets," the service is one in which the waiter/waitress comes to your table and takes your coffee order. This is old fashioned, but nice and definitely not something seen in any coffee shop I've been to in the U.S. My husband loved this location for it's quiet, laid back style, and it's beautiful patio area (providing images) and it is very spacious, near curio shops, and just a walk down from the Great Pyramid of Cholula. So after we finished seeing the pyramid, we came here and enjoyed some delightful mocha frapes.