worth a visit! my…read morepartner is a coffee connoisseur and loves a good drip & pour over. we narrowed down our searches on both google & yelp and seabird coffee kept popping up. we walked over to the shop which was a little hard to figure out how to get inside, but once we did it was beautiful. it's a tiny shop with a small menu, so we ordered a v60 pour over & a vanilla latte with almond milk. our drinks were delicious! the pour over beans were a true medium roast and it was tasty. overall, highly recommend! the two people behind the counter were very friendly & helpful!

This is a cute little coffee shop, easy to miss if you aren't careful, it's a small place in…read morebetween a narrow alley of shops. I ordered a coffee and a cinnamon roll pastry very delicious! Would come again.

Chac saved us as the 3 coffee shops in our neighborhood in San Pedro were closed on a Sunday…read moreafternoon. Coffee was decent but service and decor are excellent! I felt like I was in an Instagram studio. Staff spoke great English and recommended a lavender latte to my friend. Reminded me of Communal Coffee in San Diego.

This was the Starbucks location that I went to before heading home. Located in Terminal B in…read moreMonterrey's International Airport, this location provides great service and plenty of seating in a clean and modernly decorated space. When I came here, I decided on an iced latte and an apple-cinnamon pastry. The pastry was delicious, and my latte gave me the energy boost that I was looking for. I sat for a few minutes enjoying the place, finding myself the only person there at the time. This was still the height of the pandemic, after all, so I was not surprised at this fact. The drinks, pastries, and the customer service are great here. I don't know what else to say, other than you'd expect to find your typical Starbucks fare here. If you're travelling to or from Monterrey, give this place a try for your cup of joe.

The service is thorough and friendly. The beverage in my case Java chip Frappuccino is tasty and…read morecomparable to the other great ones. The ambiance is a bit fussy for it is small and services a vast amount of patrons. I surely recommend this location to anyone traveling from this airport.

El Cafelito was a quick stop for my buddy and I. We had just gotten done walking around downtown…read moreMonterrey, and we were tired due to the intense heat that day. We decided to stop into this coffee shop, as it is located right next to the lot in which we parked. The coffee shop is small, but we were able to get a table nonetheless. Their menu seems small, but I assure you, their drinks are worth it. I opted for an iced tea, and my buddy got a mocha. I got a pastry as well, and munched on it while the baristas brought us our drinks. The pastry was pretty good, I could tell that they made it with quality ingredients. My tea was delicious, while my buddy's drink was strong. The vibe in this coffee shop is relaxed. It looks pretty well hidden, away from the main avenues in the downtown area. However, it is a good find.

The coffee is excellent and the staff is friendly. However looking at the mildew ceiling with water…read morestains is not appealing.

This location of Monterrey classic breAd is in one end of bicycle shop domestique. It has just a…read morefew tables, and while it doesn't carry the whole breAd menu, it carries a good selection of iced and hot coffee drinks, some canned and bottled beverages, and solid variety of their fresh baked goods (though I think all the baking is done at a different location). I've been to this location a couple of times a week for the last couple of years. It generally has a fairly steady stream of customers, except when it's really hot out. The staff is generally efficient and friendly, but sometimes they're processes get in the way of efficient service. Coffee drinks are hit and miss of quality, temperature, and flavor. I've had excellent lattes and americanos, and ones that are so off that I've dumped them. I haven't really figured out what causes it as it can be weeks or even months of good ones, and then ... their off. I love lattes, lavender lattes, and they have one that used to be great. Now it's generally so-so and sometimes just bad, sometimes it doesn't even taste or smell like lavender, and even with this, I still keep coming back for it, so .... go figure?! The star of the show here is the bread. You can purchase fresh loaves of baguette or brioche. They often have a light brioche that is excellent for sandwiches. They'll even slice it there. They generally have a good selection of muffins, too. The banana-nutella and triple chocolate are both delicious. The muffin batter is a good density and not too sweet, and the mix-ins are well distributed and rich, velvety. Their croissants are solid (regular, almond, chocolate), and they generally also have fruit-filled baked goods, cookies, biscotti (good texture, but flavor is only so-so), scones, and some more traditional Mexican baked goods. They added pre-made sandwiches (BLT, caprese, tuna, etc.) which are good in a pinch, and in the last few months, they sometimes have pre-made salads. Sometimes they have a freezerful of Bola (same owner) ice cream, usually in single serving sizes. These creative flavors rotate, so it's worth checking them out to see what's new or interesting. Ice cream in Mexico tends to have a lower fat content so the consistency isn't as creamy as I'm used to, but this is very good, and the flavors are well-done. Lately they've also had their famous pizza crust. The crusts are thin and frozen. Get a jar of the sauce they carry, find some cheese, and bake them up at home. They are very good.

I was visiting the city of Monterrey for the first time, and I was happily exploring this fine…read morecity. I was in need of a good cup of Joe, so my buddy and I decided to come here. We drove into the shopping plaza in which this shop sits. We had no issue finding a spot, despite it being a busy day in this three-story shopping plaza. We walked into this air-conditioned Starbucks location, which was a welcome relief from the hot temperature outside. Once inside, I decided to order a cold brew. I also decided to get a pastry, which is outside my norm. But I was on vacation in Monterrey, so why not? The baristas were very nice, attentive, and efficient at processing orders. The coffee shop was kept clean, and the other patrons were locals to this nice and upscale neighborhood. Overall a great experience, five stars all the way.

Lovely location on the second floor, there is additional seating in the center of the mall. The…read moreAssociates move quickly and ensure your beverage comes to you fast even with no one behind you. Nice job.

Today they were out of croissants but they housed the Java chip Frappuccino. I usually add an…read moreaffrogato shot and enjoy how the beverage changes pigment. The service was nice but not neck-breaking. The ambiance at this location is always a bit fussy but it more than likely because of the amount of foot traffic. A lot of nice stores are near by so it makes it ideal to halt here for your Starbucks fix.

Bad service; huge line; staff is lost. Be prepare to wait a long time and perhaps ask many times…read morefor your stuff.

Cafe Ambr is a place I want to love. It's situated in a lovely, quieter spot in the center of…read moreMonterrey. The cafe is set up in a large old home, and they've situated lovely sitting areas with a mix of cozier seats (couches and arm chairs) and traditional restaurant style chairs and tables. The rooms have games, magazines, and books scattered throughout, inviting a long sit-down and relax. They also have a rotating artist exhibit with art for sale. Unfortunately, the food is so-so. Their menu is decent with a good mix of coffee drinks and sandwiches, but the cappuchino I ordered was way too hot, and it didn't cool down, so I'm not sure how they heated it. It also had grains coffee, a lot of them. The turkey panini I ordered was okay. Everything seemed fresh, and it had mushrooms, but the flavor was just okay, and the bread was lacking. I'd go here again to relax and will maybe stick to the daily brew.