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!

Delicious coffee, lattes, and breakfast was wonderful. We were in town 3 days and never missed a…read moremorning here!

Great food, good service. Nice ambiance. We had the molletes with arrachera it was beyond…read moredelicious. I had the Chilaquiles gratinadas and they were to die for . For dinner we had the Nortena pizza which had great flavor and satisfied the palette.

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.

This place was cute, small but plenty of seats. We stopped in for coffee, the coffee was good. The…read moreservice was quick and friendly.

A nice, comfortable, and clean place to get some work or study done plus a good pastry and coffee…read more Great service and friendly staff that will customize your drink. The prices are in the higher side- see menu. Un lugar agradable, cómodo y limpio para trabajar o estudiar, además de una buena repostería y café. Gran servicio y personal amable que personalizará su bebida. Los precios están en la parte superior - ver carta.

The artesanal PULQUE is excellent! Very uncommon outside of Mexico so TRY IT…read more Very slow service, yet good vegetarian food, too.

Excellent! Staff was friendly, welcoming, and helpful, as our Spanish is not good. Learned about…read morepulque with samples, and had delicious Vegan Tacos Al Pastor. Sat on a small balcony overlooking the street, enjoying the view and sounds of Guanajuato City. Definitely will return!

Nice spot with classical music to take a break, shop for unique gifts, or get some work done. Their…read moreCafe Mexicano with chocolate and cinnamon is delightful, and you can sit in the hallway location or the coffee bar area.

Pretty and airy cafe with all kinds of local classical music and.interesting art for sale. After…read morevisiting for a week found a couple non-touristy souvenirs.

La Victoriana is in the Casa de Presa situated in an area of stately homes and gardens. The…read morerestaurant is noted for its great coffees as well as the high ceilings in the dining area and the front veranda. They require masks and they provide you with hand lotion. They are all wearing masks. One side makes the coffee and has the bakery like items whereas the opened column portico as well as the dining room provide a comfortable environment. I ordered the Chilaquiles de la Casa with conchinita pebil (slow cooked shredded pork in a salsa verde and my friend had the chilaquiles with a fried egg. We both had a cappachino with mine having amaretto. The Chilaquiles were delicious but very filling. The coffee drinks were superb. They make some very artistic coffees.

First of all, the hours listed on Yelp are incorrect. They are closed on Mondays, but open Tues -…read moreSun. This place is SO cute. They have an amazing, leafy side patio. We stopped in and just had a chocolate chip cookie, which was AMAZING, but would definitely want to return for breakfast or lunch.

My absolute new favorite bar in town. They always have a 2 beers for 40 peso. They play a mix of…read moregreat music here at a volume you can enjoy yet still talk to your friends. The terrace is by far the best I've seen- great view, lots of tables and not loud. The entire bar is upstairs, and includes a bar (and tv where they gave graciously agreed to play the Clinton/trump debate for me tonight despite the torture that is trump) and a series of small rooms - each with comfy chairs and tables, amazing art work, perfect for studying/working/enjoying a drink or meal alone or with friends... On Sunday's (haven't been yet but sounds awesome) they have bbqs on their roof terrace. They also just built a stage on the terrace where they will have live music (not sure when it starts or how frequently) but the plan is that the shows will start at 8 and end at 10..... Unlike most places I've noticed in town, the service here is friendly and attentive (but not intrusive or excessive) and the vibe here is really chill.

Short: Super slow but friendly service, with great micheladas and decent food. Rooftop access but…read moreno real good view. ------ Full: First time experience, the reviews left me craving a visit. Stopped by at 3:30pm and greeted at the door with a big smile. Walked up 3 floors of a completely empty restaurant and escorted to the rooftop terrace where we were sadly left at the table for more than 20 minutes without any attention. Just about to leave, the waitress is heard running up the steps to apologize to us. Their Micheladas single handedly saved this Yelp review because they were perfect. I'm very picky on about my micheladas. Alitas were absolutely delicious and nachos were great for Mexican nachos. Had to ask for serviettes. Prices were reasonable, and food was enjoyable. But the slow as molasses service left me ready to leave before I even got a drink order.

TLDR: Don't waste your time…read more Came for breakfast and was sat outside. Service was horribly slow. Food took a very long time to come out. Beans were pretty much soup and the eggs were fried so long it was hard to tell they were even eggs. The orange juice was supposedly included in the breakfast price but then they charged extra for it. Best part of the meal was the bread. This was easily the worst meal I had in the city. There are so many other great food options in Guanajuato, this restaurant is a solid skip.

Great tasting cafe de olla. The service was good & the chilaquiles were tasty. Ordered Hot cakes…read morefor my son which he very much enjoyed! Cafe is located in a cute little plaza in a hidden street.

Expensive pizza drown in cheap cheese. One star for the location. It's a nice place next to the…read moretheater.