We loved this place for breakfast. It's simple and delicious. The cafe de olla (sp) is…read moredelicious. Can't get enough. The staff are very friendly and accommodating.

The food was delicious. The service was fast and the ambiance was great. There was a live singer…read moreasking for donations.

This spot is always the place to go when you're traveling to the airport. The hours are 24/7 which…read moreis convenient. The parking is ample & well lit. The place is like buffet style in where you can order burritos of different styles such as chile relleno, pollo en recaudo, huevo con machaca & so much more. There is also cafe de la olla & American style hot coffee. All the snacks are available from flans , chips, buñuelos , beers, & sodas. There is also a condiment bar where you can get various salsas/toppings. The staff are friendly & open to any questions or concerns you may have of the menu. Seating is ample with many family style seating. Restrooms are outdoors & are well kept. I always look forward to coming here to eat a meal when I'm leaving or arriving in Mexico.

One of the best restaurants in Mexico! It's so convenient, very close to the airport and open 24…read morehours! Every time we come to Mexico, we make sure to stop by on our way to our grandparent's home. The service is fast and efficient, and there are tons of options. I especially love the burritos, every single one I've tried is amazing, in particular the beans and cheese. The desserts are great too, I always get a second to take with me. The only complaint I have is the flies, but that's mostly due to the weather. There are also plenty of places to sit and enjoy your meal with family, overlooking the beautiful scenery outside.

Comida deliciosa con tocineta y un quiche. El café fue un especial de miel y cardamomo. Y mi señora…read moretambién ordenó una torta de coco súper rica.

Delicious food, friendly service and indoor seating available. It's my go to place for the best…read moreavocado toast at Lakeside.

I'm reviewing this because no one else has. Its basically Mexico's version of 7-11. You can get all…read moreyour supplies here without having to negotiate w/ street vendors and the price you pay is what the locals pay. They also have sim cards but I could never figure out how to get the data to work. Everything you need is here so stock up while you can because not all places are open late and you might want drinks or snacks later on. Not bad at all.

If there's one constant presence in all of Mexico, it's Oxxo. There's an Oxxo in every little…read moretown, Pueblo, city, and metropolis. It's the Mexican version of 7-11, even though there's 7-11 here. Most locals go to Oxxo for a variety of reasons but one of them is for the coffee but before I go any further. Oxxo is not a gas station but can be found near a gas station. What can one find in an Oxxo? Coffee Snacks & chips Beer and cold beverages Small selection of automotive supplies Baked goods Here's a list of items you wouldn't find at an Oxxo Friendly customer service A bathroom Healthy snack options Going back to the coffee since coffee is life. There's a variety of coffee options at Oxxo There's three canteens regularly filled. Classico Intenso Veracruz Then there are two different automatic machines that can make anything and everything ranging from Chai Latte to Cappuccinos Note. If you're dairy free like me - finding soy, almond, coconut milk is going to be challenge. Suggestion - in most of the towns, Almond Milk is the most present. You can purchase a liter for about 35 pesos or 3 dollars Bring it along for your ride. Suggestion 2 - Get a reusable cup, you'll get a discount of the coffee and it'll count as a refill. ( see the picture ) Okay, I know you're all waiting to hear which coffee was my favorite, right ? The Veracruz was my favorite with the Intenso coming in second The Veracruz has a sweet smoky flavor but it's not week. The Intenso is just that, intense, bitter, and dark my soul. ( just kidding ). The Classico is like a medium roast and not my favorite. Needing some chips for the road or some strong coffee, then pop into an Oxxo and get fueled up.

Expats flock to Super Lake for their home comfort goods! This store was the OG for imports geared…read moretoward expats. Pricey but when you are craving something specific it may be available here. It's nice to have the option to buy it if you want that certain product. Decent wine and beer selections and they are usually well stocked. A nice choice if a bit run down compared to Panchos. Also less of a selection than Panchos but usually a quick in and out to pick up a few things closer to San Antonio and Ajijic.

The food and service are consistently good. I especially like their chilaquiles rojos.read more

We have eaten breakfast here many times. Our go to is the eggs Benedict and don't forget to order…read morea side of their delicious and fresh bacon. They never rush and are very friendly. We recommend this place

I usually love Soriana, but this one stinks. Literally. It's smelly. I'm not sure what it is but…read morefrom the parking lot to inside the store, there is a dirty smell that makes me want to not buy any food products from this store. Unfortunately, this is the only Soriana in Chapala, so oh well. The good news is that they have a big selection of various products at low prices. Pro tip: go to customer service to get a Soriana club discount card for free.

It is unfortunate that someone would leave a review based on one experience. We have shopped at…read moreSoriana, Chapala many times and found it to be clean (no smell). The staff is helpful and they have a wide variety of products.