Stopped here with friends who are locals for lunch. It was late so we ordered the soup and salad. The soup was a pumpkin squash with toasted seeds. The pumpkin was delicious and the toasted seeds took it over the top. The salad was a tabbouleh but had too much mint for me to enjoy. I had a local IPA that was good. The outdoor dining area was nice and our waitress friendly and provided good service. read more

Wonderful food for lunch and dinner. It is a quaint place with many seating options and the service is very good.

Wow the golden latte is mesmerizing! Creamy, balanced, and so colorful. I felt like I was drinking a glass of goodness. Trout salad is good, generous portion of trout and a mixed of veggies from butter lettuce, broccoli, cucumber, mint, to dill, beets and radish etc. You can trust everything on the menu here! read more

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Pros: Good food, great coffee, dog friendly, and decent service. The terrace is quite lovely to chill at, eat and read a book or if you come with company, it's a great place to have a great conversation with a friend. It's an open terrace with a sunroof so it's got wonderful airflow (which in covid times is a great reassurance) and plenty of spots in the shade so the sun won't annoy the hell out of you. Cons: Food may be good but it's more expensive than it really needs to be. It's always full so get ready to wait. Parking is a real pain in the ass since it is exactly next to a very busy street and mobility (as everywhere in SMA) is tricky. Street parking is always full and the tiny tiny terrain they use for a parking lot is always full. Even if you do find a spot there think about it before parking, as the spaces are real tight and next-door cars can scrape yours easily. There is a parking guide guy, but as in most places in Mexico, he's more interested in a tip than actually being helpful. The entrance is always crowded and with a 5 mins per person entrance wait line as there is a meat and mini supermarket store that only allows 1-2 people at the time. Although that may have been during the pandemic's peak, not sure. read more

Cute little cafe with coffee, meat, cheese and bread shops. We were party of 6 and all of us thoroughly enjoyed our meals for brunch from the French toast to the falafel. Good service despite how busy they were. read more

A small cafe for breakfast served until 1:00 and lunch foods in the beautiful courtyard between a beautiful jewelry store and small grocery shop. Options of Mexican, American, Mediterranean dishes, and freshly squeezed juices with differently remedies (detox etc). The bread they make is excellent, the coffee is delicious & the workers are very nice. My family and I frequent this place for breakfast and lunch. read more

We ordered a bunch of everything. Smoothies, coffees, pastries, and a few breakfast platters. The service was not on point. Not very attentive. We ordered a green smoothie & a para la pancita smoothie. The green smoothie was very good. The para la pancita was good too but very gingery. Not something I would recommend for a child. The pastries were tasty but nothing you can't find in a local bakery. We ordered chilaquiles, a breakfast bowl and a small kids platter (eggs fruit and toast). Everything was flavorful. My sausage was severely undercooked and when I let the staff know they just shrugged it off. The platters were of good sized portions but the sides that came with them were so small it was almost laughable. I would have expected more for the price. I would come here again if I were looking for something familiar to state side food (sandwiches and croissants). But that's the only reason I would come here again. read more

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