I thought it was going to be impossible to find a good place in Merida to drink and buy good coffee…read morebut during my walk this morning and asking around, I ended up at this little place. It is kind of hidden and you could miss it if you are not paying attention but I found Cafe Cafico and it not disappoint! The owner Fico short for Federico is also the barista and roast the different beans from the state of Chiapas. He also made me an espresso with milk that was absolutely wonderful! Prices are reasonable and he only takes cash. I bought the house blend and I'm anxious to try it tomorrow for breakfast. Best place in town to have a great cup of coffee. Don't expect to find a fancy coffee shop, this is a coffee roaster and you can order an espresso, a cafe arabe or a cortado. There is one smal table with four chairs. You finish your coffee and go.

Great coffee and fabulous owner Federico. I had a great time hearing all about his family and…read moresharing life stories in Spanish. I stayed and watched him roast the beans and pour his love into it. Stop by... he's right off of Paseo de Montejo

Enjoyed our meal here. Great coffee. Very friendly staff. French toast was too sweet, but…read moreomelette was good. Would definitely return. Great view of boulevard.

This was my favorite place to get breakfast in Mérida! I had never been to Mexico before and was…read morefeeling a bit home sick I decided to come here for brunch one day and I'm glad I did. The omelette I ordered was fluffy and the orange juice was fresh and sweet. I came here at least 4 times on my trip and was very pleased every time.

From Chicago, first time at CR today. Here are my thoughts;…read more -Cute coffee shop, very small--two or three small tables. Good service. -Ordered an iced vanilla latte, and it was good--excellent vanilla flavor! Highly recommended!

Excellent coffee here! They have beans from Oaxaca as well as Chiapas. We came every morning. They…read moreoffered soy, almond, and coconut milk alternatives for lattes. Decaffeinated coffee is also an option. Very kind, friendly, and skilled baristas. Mostly, we loved the small scale business side of it, and the location was in and old colonial corner home off Calle 60 and Calle 49.

Walked in looked for one minute ... there was more flies and bees than customers. I understand the…read morenature of the region but no effort is made to stop them. The service pan of all sorts. The bread looked OK ... nothing special a lot of condensation on top of the bread. Wasn't for me !

terrible place terrible food . gives "Habana" a bad name …read more. Depressing environment .. save yourself the extreme disappointment just avoid this place. I sincerely feel bad for the staff .. it's best to shut down this place , which incidentally is in a prime location , very close to el Parque Santa Lucia , and give a chance to a good restaurateur to do justice to the area if there were "zero star" i would have given it .. Bliss

Had lunch here while in Centro. We started out with fried plantains. We were expecting them to be…read moremore fried but they were still pretty good. Came with mayonnaise to dip which for us was unusual. I got the ham and cheese sandwich with lettuce and tomato. It was on a soft roll. Better than expected. My wife got the enchiladas suizas that she enjoyed. The service was good and reasonably priced.

I was in Merida last week and my friend was given Maru's biscotti with almonds as part of a basket…read moreupon our arrival. I loved them. I am trying to get on her website but it is only in Spanish and I don't speak Spanish. I tried translating it to English but it's not working. Does Maru sell to the US? I would order those biscotti's and her other wonderful cookies. Thank you. Carolyn

Bad customer services, workers act like they hate their job. Do not recommend. They gave me a drink…read morethat I did not order and the worker dumped the drink back and refilled my drink with the drink I ordered without using a new cup.

Paletas of all flavors, right off the zocalo! We came here on a Sunday night when the roads were…read moreclosed and there was a massive stage with live music and locals were dancing up a storm. They've a huge variety of paletas, ice cream, smoothies, etc, at minimal prices. No English spoken, but just point at what you want. Highly recommend for a quick treat.