The service is very good. The food is absolutely well done. But the best of all is the coffee, OMG…read morethe BEST

Great to see atmospheric places moreso based on feigned looks and appearances can garner like from…read morethe status quo masses. The food looks phenomenal, but it isn't that flavorful. Everything seemed fluffy from French toast to the sandwiches with not much bit. Even the red velvet cookie I had was somewhat stale and average, but it's still amazing to see capitalism at its best as looks and appearances fool most people. Decent place though it's not great

This is for their parcSanta Lucía location Calle 62 #450 x…read more51 y 53, Centro Tel. (999) 429 9840 https://www.instagram.com/voltacafemid/ Great location, the outside yard you can sit in is perfect for checking email & having a coffee in the morning. Food is very awesome as well. And of course the service is fantastic. Can recommend.

Awesome ambiance. Can drink coffee while watching little kids practice ice skating. The staff was…read morevery accomodating and the food was fantastic.

Food was excellent, although it's not air conditioned, the ambiance is super charming and staff is…read morefriendly! No English menu but the arrachera steak sandwich was amazing!

Found this place thanks to Yelp…read more It's a hidden gem. It's very artsy once you go inside. There's a few tables so I would advise going in the morning so you don't have to wait. Everything was delicious. The french toast was very smooth, easy to cut and tear apart. The topping was really good and complimented the french toast. It was sweet but not overly sweet. The cappuccino was also good but I added sugar as I like my coffee to be sweet. I also had an espresso that was strong so if you like your caffeine I'd definitely recommend it. I'll definitely go back once I'm in Merida again.

From Chicago, first time at Marago today. Here are my thoughts:…read more -The service is very good, only had coffee, but a nice food menu too. -The ambiance is very cool, has a swanky feel to it, plenty of indoor seating, feels fancy. Great place to hang out. -One of the best vanilla lattes I've had in Mexico over the past couple of months. Highly recommended!!

All I can say is don't order the sweet coffees lol. They are diabetes. Food was fine.read more

We tried to go here but it's no longer in this location. This spot is now more of a coffee…read moreshop/cafe. Was so disappointed since the reviews were so good

A Delicious, Light Gem…read more Ki'ool was a fantastic surprise during our brief stay in Mérida. The menu contained some refreshingly light and healthy alternatives to the wonderful Yucatecan cuisine which abounds here: we each had a fantastic chicken dish with hummus and a delicious salad accompanied by some exceptional baba ganouj (which I normally dislike). The ambiance was bright and airy, in the street level of a famous building, the casa Catherwood. The chef owner was helpful and charming and we felt like we had stepped into a pleasant oasis. We ended up visiting twice in three days. You'll be happy when you check it out!

We had dinner at Salon Gallos last week when we were in Merida over the Thanksgiving holiday and…read morehad a great meal. Salon Gallos couldn't be cooler - located in an old oat mill, it has amazing architecture and decor. Its menu is Yucatecan-Lebanese fusion, which is both delicious and reflective of an interesting aspect of Merida's history! Lebanese immigration to Mexico began in the 19th century, made up 5% of Mexico's immigrant population and half of the immigrant economic activity in Mexico in the 1930s, and has influenced and shaped Merida since for decades. So now that I've covered the history, onto the meal! We shared several dishes: Labne Gallo Negro (Lebanese yogurt sauce with black recado and olive oil and served with pita bread tortilla chips); Kibi Maya (mixture of beef and pork with mint, rustic sauce, black labne mirror, and pickled onion); flautas de calabaza maya (crispy tortilla rolls stuffed with local pumpkin, served with papadzul and rustic tomato sauce); and the huarache de pulpo (Grilled Mayan octopus with green pipian, pickled onions, beans, and radish). Every dish was good, but the kibbeh and the flautas were to die for. I asked for wine menu because their website refers to a wine bar and so I assumed you could have the wine from the wine bar at the restaurant. Not so. They had a house white and a house red, both from Chile, which was kind of a bummer, because their wine bar menu has several natural wines on it, many from Mexico, that I was really looking forward to trying. To be honest, I'm not even sure where the wine bar is located! I did enjoy the white Chilean wine I was able to order by the glass but switched to a cocktail after that. The service was good - friendly, fast, helpful. So, overall, the meal was good - interesting, delicious, and fun. And the restaurant is beautiful. I just wish I could have tried some of those wines listed on the wine bar menu!

Thanks to Google Maps for leading me to this place since I stayed right across from here ( HIT…read moreHotel Merida, comfortable stay with free drinking water!) Loved the atmosphere of this place that used to be a factory and now it's a restaurant with indoor and al fresco dining, a wine bar and lounge, a cinema, a clothing store, and an art gallery. Definitely can be intimate and romantic for a date when dining al fresco or trendy for groups indoors. Wanted to stay for the movie but it's in Japanese with Spanish subtitles. Be sure to check as movies will change often. The paella was fantastic and really filling for the both of us. I enjoyed my limon con chia drink while my husband enjoyed his Black Magic Woman cocktail. Definitely a must to check out!

The oatmeal was simple and very good at the same time just oat, fresh berries a little bit of…read moregranola and the milk of your choice (extra $ for almond and soya) , enjoyed it a lot . Quiet ambiance, good for morning relax

Wow. I've had a lot…read moreof bad espresso in Merida, and a lot of simply mediocre espresso in Merida. But until I discovered Latte Quattro Sette, no great espresso. Great espresso and other classical coffee drinks (no froufrouchinos here). Excellent baked goods -- pastries, muffins, cookies. Fresh fruit and avocado toasts. Paninis and Italian-style sandwiches served in a pleasant, light-washed space with really good wifi and a very friendly staff. Italy or Merida? Hard to tell, but a great find in either location. And especially welcome here where there are a lot fewer options for great coffee than in Rome or Naples.