The place is located in an elegant, open concept food court. I like that brunch is available all…read moreday and there are plenty of food options, including pastries. I ordered a vegetarian potato breakfast dish. The portion was big and a bit heavy with the parmesan cheese. Service was friendly but it took a while for the food to be served.

Been here about 4 or 5 times. Never had a bad experience. Drinks are good. Hot chocolate was…read moredelicious! And the breakfasts are also great. Pastries are good, but we prefer to get ours from the French bakery downstairs. They have free wifi and their tables are cleaned well in between customers. They have QR code menus and from what I've seen (though haven't personally tried) they have a good selection of meat/cheese platters and wines.

Looked up on youtube the must go places to go to in San Cristobal De Las Casas... this place was on…read morethe checklist so I was on a mission to try it. Woke up early Saturday morning to explore and take pictures... they do not open until 10am on weekends. Went again on Sunday morning and this time they were open. All I wanted was cafe de olla I finally had it it was LIFE CHANGING! They do take a little while to serve the food but then again QUALITY FOOD TAKES TIME! The chilaquiles are delicious just like everybody raves about. I asked the server what coffee they used for the cafe de olla and I definitely bought some to take home... the coffee here is delicious! Life Changing

Carajillo Cafe at 53 Real de Guadalupe closed. There are 2 small Carajillo Cafe Expendios down the…read morestreet serving only coffee and some snacks.

We were walking through the remnants of Hurricane Agatha on our way back to the hostel and the…read morestreets were literally rivers... so we decided to stop for a quick warm up and a hot cup of coffee. This place was exactly what we were looking for, the coffee was amazing and they roast their beans in the store. You can taste the quality. The beans in the Chiapas region of Mexico have been some of my favorite (and I've been all around the world), and this cafe was great!

Best coffee in town. Even though it looks like a hippie place, this place is awesome. Honestly, if…read moreyou want a great cup of coffee come here. They brew and roast their own coffee, and it is great. Also they have free wifi, which is a plus for all tourists. They do little food, but nothing major. I just kept coming back for the coffee. The only problem is that it doesn't open up till 10am.

Me and my daughter stumbled into this place after being unable to decide on what to eat and it has…read morea really vibrant interior w WiFi access. The tamales were delicious (I tried one of each) and so was everything else. The waiter was very helpful and attentive as well. Really nice place, really great food and drinks!

Very cute place downtown, good prices and the food is amazing! Everything is local, organic and…read morethey even have a shop & bakery. It's apparently full of history as it was one of the first restaurants to open in San Cristobal. The owners are involved in supporting the local community and promoting fair trade with the indigenous people of the region.

The guacamole was great, chips south of the US tend to be a little harder, but with a little limon…read morethey don't wreck your mouth. I think it was called molletes con chorizo that I had for dinner & it was really good with the addition of the house salsa they offer. Cafe latte con Bailey's was decent, I wish I spoke better Spanish so I could've gotten my point across more clearly of them charging me for the wrong beverage that was 20 pesos more, but eventually they understood & corrected the bill. Everything was good, I'll try to get back there for breakfast before I leave.

Nice little cafe spot. We wanted something light late at night and this cafe was still open. We…read moreordered coffee, a malvalate, and a crepe. Everything was soooo good. You could taste the cacao in the malvalate and the mini marshmallows on top were the perfect sweetness. The fruit crepe is not your typical flour based crepe but it was delicious! I wish i had had the opportunity to try some of their other food!

What a great find in San Cristobal de las Casas…read more It was a rainy day and we were walking around and getting more wet by the minute, so we decided to duck into the next place for a snack. I'm glad it was this place. Great seating area with couches and chairs, outdoor area some covered and some open to the sky. Books and games are available. We ordered the Turkey breast panini, a green juice and a chai tea. Everything was fantastic, including the service. A great place for food, coffee, to hang out, to get some work done on the laptop, etc..

My husband and I frequented this local cafe a few times while visiting San Cristobal de las Casas…read morein Chiapas, which opened a few months ago. The owner is very sweet and was very helpful in providing recommendations in the area, such as a Saturday organic market and a shop to buy cheese. As are most cafes here, Sweet Beat is in an outdoor courtyard; there are covered areas, and when it's cold (this time of year is!), the owner offers blankets to borrow for added comfort. I loved the look of the chic patio furniture. The atmosphere is laid back and relaxing; I brought a book with me and moved from my table/chair to a couch after I finished eating there on a couple of occasions. Each time I ordered a latte, it was presented with a bite of an in-house dessert, such as a brownie (mmm)! There is a current promotion going where after 5 hot drinks, the 5th is free! The food portions are a bit on the smaller side compared to most restaurants in Mexico (which isn't a bad thing, but you get less for what you pay for and may need to order more food as a result if you're REALLY hungry). When I wanted a side of fruit but didn't see it on the menu, the owner offered to make a 1/2 portion for me, which I thought was very nice and accommodating (and I ordered it more than once during my return visits). My favorite dish was the molettes, which are kind of like bruschetta; each piece had refried beans spread on it, cheese, avocado, and pico de gallo (which you can have with or without jalepenos mixed into it). Overall, each experience here was wonderful and I would certainly return if we find ourselves back in San Cristobal someday. I told the owner I wish I could take her cafe and plop it in Sacramento, where I live. :)

Came here on a Saturday afternoon with three girlfriends. Service was very friendly and helpful. We…read morehad drinks and the guacomole. Chips were special- they seemed freshly made. The best of our drinks was the Michelada- so flavorful and savory yet refreshing. Would like to come back to check out the live music and the roof (it's not open during the day). Free popcorn is also a plus! One thing to note, if you look like tourists, which we did, you will have young children come in and try to sell you things. One girl was very persistent and stayed at the table for about 4 minutes.

Really liked the vibe and location of this place! They have a great variety of craft beer and mixed…read morecocktails that you cannot go wrong here. I am crazy for mezcal and was excited to see they had some mezcals here to try! (hard to get in different regions of Mexico or San Cri for that matter). As far as the food, I only had the quesadillas which were good but I wouldn't base my review based on that since its hard to screw up quesadillas! lol The place has free wifi also so I would go in and check my email or whatnot and just knock down a few drinks while I was there. At night the place is very lively with the music so I would highly recommend it!