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.

Delicious! We ordered red and green chilaquiles. A little spicy but very good. The decor in this…read moreplace is the cutest. There are heart crafts typical of the region hanging from the walls and the ceilings. There's free WiFi and credit cards are accepted!

Located just on the edge of Plaza Baratillo, Dolcets Bakery offers delicious, full breakfasts at a…read morefantastic value. We ordered juevos bandera, a mushroom omelette, and a ham croissant. They were all very good and came with a roll and a side of beans. The croissant had a delicious egg salad on the inside with the ham, which was a pleasant surprise. The whole meal was great, but the real star was the dirty chai that we ordered. The chai was creamy, slightly spicy, and not too sweet with two shots of deeply flavorful espresso. The interior is relaxing, colorful, and a welcome retreat from the bustle of the Plaza and central Guanajuato. The funky vibe welcomes you to stay for as long as you please. Service is friendly with just the right amount of attention. Dolcets is what a family owned coffee shop and bakery should be!

Wandered in and learned it was only a week old. Modern interior with lush blue wall. Funky light…read morefixtures. Had a delicious vegetarian crepe (spinach, olives, egg and mixed veg...perfect) and then the Tutti Frutti (fruit, chocolate, nuts and 100% delicious). Charming Franco-Mexican couple operates the place. Highly recommend.

From the owner: Crêpes, pastas, salads, with franco-mexican combination. Full "home made" experience…read more Crepe Crepas Creperia Crêperie Crêpe Crepoteca Crêpothèque

Charming little place in a charming little setting. Enjoy sitting and watching people, listening to…read morevarious languages and seeing young and old relax together. Nice place for a rest after walking all day.

A tree-shaded patio that is great for people watching in Plaza San Fernando.read more

Love this chef's crepes as they are both delicious and light. I find crepes can often be heavy. He…read moreimports his flour from France. The buckwheat is gluten free. I had the mushroom, ham, cheese and salad crepe. I indulged and also had the Crepe Tatin which is beyond blissful. It is a crepe version of tarte tatin. His has caramel as well. Wow! I have had it a number of times and it never fails to be perfect! He and his wife are the sweetest people which is always a plus.

This place is closed. Yelp really needs to add a feature that allows users to alert that a place is…read moreclosed. Google makes this really easy.

This is my favorite place in all of Guanajuato! ¡Es mi lugar favorito en toda la ciudad de…read moreGuanajuato! You must love dives to like this place, and if you do, this is the place for you. The food and the drinks are simple, but good. The service and atmosphere remind me of sitting in my best friend's kitchen having a few drinks and some basic home snacks. Personally, while in Guanajuato, I've made this place my home away from home, and the Miguel, who is running the place has made me feel like that's exactly where I am. And, what a view!!! See my photos! Give this place a try; I don't think you will regret it.

You will read about a lot of "hidden gems" in this amazing city, and while I'm sure they're all…read morelovely for their own special reasons, this spot is TRULY the hidden gem of Guanajuato. I happened upon it while I was heating myself up the mountain to see the Pipila Monument. I was kicking myself for opting to bypass the ride up the Funicular, but now that I'm here at Bésame Cafe, I know I made the right decision! It's off the beaten path definitely, but as they say, I prefer the road less travelled. This one is definitely worth the journey. It's amazing view alone makes this spot magnificent. But then paired with a lovely owner, delicious food and drinks, this spot was truly a highlight to the city. I had a nice refreshing tequila, some delightfully brewed coffee, and simple quesadillas paired with a dish of homemade puerco that is tal off the bone, perfectly spiced, heavenly goodness. This spot is barebones, certainly, without even a menu. But honestly, you might as well not come to Guanajuato if you don't come to this cafe!