Must visit! Got the Miel Iced Latte and a shot of espresso. The coffee was amazing. Very short walk…read morefrom the plaza. The 2nd and 3rd floors have a great view of the city and staff was very helpful. Could've stayed for hours!

Went this morning for breakfast. My fiancé had the morning bagel, which was sourdough, with eggs,…read moreLettuce, bacon, cream cheese and a chipotle mayo on the side. I had El Rancho, which was a quinoa bowl with roasted veggies, sauce and eggs. Everything was absolutely delicious, coffee and tea were great. I got a crème brûlée latte to go that was one of the best I've ever had. The servers were attentive and helpful. The place is small, but great energy. We sat on the rooftop patio which had a nice relaxing vibe.

I had the pleasure of staying in a home around the corner from Albedo for about a week during a…read morefamily trip to Mexico. I've been a coffee nerd for a few decades and a home roaster for about 2 years. TL/DR: I love this place. More detailed write-up: Staff: Super friendly and did their best to accommodate my poor Spanish skills. Coffee: All of their beans come from 3 regions in Mexico and you can get your drinks made from single-origin medium roasts or a blend. There's also a darker "robusto" roast if you're into that. Over the course of my week in town, I had drinks made with everything except the decaf. All of the roasting is done in-house on a beautiful, locally-made roaster. From a flavor standpoint, I found something to appreciate in each drink I had, and the quality level was up there with some of my favorite spots in my hometown of Portland, Oregon. The one area where I saw room for improvement was in the realm of latte art. Some of the guys had better skills than others, but in the grand scheme of things, I'm there to drink my coffee, not look at it. Processes: This part's pretty cool, and you don't see it very often. Once you select your bean, you can choose from a range of processes, including aeropress, pour over, espresso machine, and a few others. It's a nice way to explore the different aspects of a particular bean or roast. Crowd pleasers: If you've got someone in the group that's not a coffee purist, their mocha made my wife happier than I'd care to admit ; ) Get over there. Drink coffee.

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Had a wonderful breakfast at Zentano today. Poached eggs on…read morean Avocado cream in a dome of smoked salmon. Had to try it just by the description. The avocado cream in particular was light and airy. My friend had the vegetarian Chilaquiles on a bed of spinach which she said was excellent. Coffee is always great. Service was very good. All was served with a brioche type bread, a red fruit jam and butter. The outside area is delightful.

Best coffee in San Miguel. We stop when ever we are in the area, and for sure grab a Kilo to take…read morehome. It is shuch a cute place, good bakery products also.

We really enjoyed this spot for breakfast, and also ordered a loaf of sourdough to take back home…read more The bread was amazing - would definitely come here to get it again and again. Service was quick and friendly. They had indoor and open roof "indoor" seating that was very nice.

The workers were helpful. My Spanish isn't great and they were patient. My fiancé loved her…read morestrawberry matcha, my latte was really good as well. The avocado toast was just how we like it, plain, not a bunch of extra ingredients. The omelet was made with real eggs, and was good. The empanada had really good flavor and was crispy on the outside, soft on the inside. The donut was amazing, I'm going back to get another one tomorrow. Awesome spot!

This place has a cute, hip bistro vibe with a menu that brings together flavors from around the…read moreworld. The coffee was excellent--not only was the presentation beautiful, but it tasted just as good. We ordered the birria sandwich and the tandoori grilled cheese. The birria was delicious and easily the better of the two. The tandoori grilled cheese, however, didn't quite work for me. They used fresh mint in the filling, and once cooked, it wilted and gave the sandwich an off flavor. I liked the idea behind it, but I think the recipe could be tweaked to let the ingredients complement each other better. Service was friendly, although a little slow, probably because the staff are covering multiple floors. The rooftop views were a nice bonus and made the experience even more enjoyable. It did pour heavily so they had to close parts of the rooftop which get wet easily. Overall, it's a good spot for brunch or lunch, especially if you're in the mood for great coffee and a relaxed atmosphere.

What a surprise this place was. I started with the peanut butter latte which was probably one of…read morethe best I've ever had...anywhere. Service was great, our server spoke some English as my Spanish is not that great. I had a salad, my friend had a tandoori chicken grilled cheese on a bagel, which sounds odd but was fantastic. We were seated on the rooftop terrace which was very cozy and sheltered from the sun.

Food was absolutely delicious! Sit on the roof if you can. There will be a wait for a table, it's…read morejust a really popular place.

This is the cutest spot to have coffee and breakfast. It looks so tiny from the outside but as we…read morewere being seated we just kept walking up, and up and up until we reached the rooftop level. It was a small terrace with around 6ish tables, some cute decor and tons of plants. It was packed when we arrived but it only took about 15 minutes for our group of 4 to be seated. We each ordered a different beverage and they were all so cute. I have to say the chai latte that my sister ordered was the best I've ever had. My mocha was super delicious but I was feeling a little jealous of her drink order lol. They were out of verde sauce for my chilaquiles but the rojo was amazing. The server was very sweet and we had a beautiful breakfast. This was certainly one of my top breakfast places I've been.

What a quaint little coffee/gelato find here in San Miguel. They also go lunch items, sandwiches…read moreetc but I was just here for the gelato today. It's tiny and they only accept cash in the form of pesos. It's on a hidden street near Juárez Park and near the opulent Rosewood Hotel. We happened upon this little gem after meandering through the beautiful Juárez Park. It was the perfect timing. The seating area is tiny, with 3-4 tables surrounded by plants in pots which double as the walls. Outside is a parking lot I think. Anyway if you meander by drop in and enjoy.

I am giving this little jewel 5 stars due to its atmosphere and service. I have only tried a…read morecappuccino (excellent) and gelato (excellent). My friend Steve swears by the chocolate chip cookies. I have walked by a number of times and have wanted to try. My favorite children's book The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett. It is a charming, peaceful little place. Love the living walls. I will have lunch and review again when I have time.

We had to stop by the local Starbucks in San Miguel de Allende--last time I was here (over 10 years…read moreago), there were no corporate businesses around, but I guess Starbucks was the exception. That said, they really did a great job with the interior. It blends beautifully with the town's charm and local decor--very tastefully done.

Ambience. A Service. A…read moreFood / drinks. A Price. B Found on hill of San Miguel across from parque and famous church. Huge corner space and outdoor seating with only 2 toilets for employees and customers. Need a code for bano. Bano was clean ...YEA! Lots of tables and seating available. The Starbucks reps were very pleasant , but conversed mainly in español. I'm glad I had google translate. Very good in accommodating my tea and the. A free coffee refill. The refill is. Not the same benefit as in USA. According to a sign you had to order a coffee for the day. And you would get that same coffee as a refill. Hmm. Anyway, they didn't refill the tea but gave a me a free ice coffee refill. They didn't have to accommodate overall good service and a great place to get air conditioning and out of the June CALIENTE weather! I'm a FaN!

We were looking for a spot to grab some breakfast late in the day (we had a long night the night…read morebefore!) and Oso Azul Cafe provided! We were the only patrons when we arrived but there was an amazing guitarist/singer performing so we got our own little private show! She was really so amazing. For food, he got the chilaquiles divorciados (half red sauce, half green sauce) and I got the huevos albanil (eggs on a tortilla with a tomato salsa on top). Both dishes, while simple, were so delicious! I loved the beans, too! They offer a combo, which we both took advantage of, so I got fresh fruit on the side and he got a house-made juice. The combo also comes with 2 cups of coffee and trust me, you want the coffee! It was some of the best I've had in a long time! Our service was great and the courtyard seating area was nice. We also enjoyed checking out the attached art gallery after we finished eating.

We ate breakfast here is January so the AM weather is quite chilly until the sun warms the day. We…read moreate on the 1st floor with 2 sets of wide open doors. I ate with my jacket on and was still shivering. Not a good way to eat. There were unlit space heaters aplenty but not used since doors were wide open, I suppose. The food was meh, with tepid weak coffee.The best thing was the bread. I wouldn't walk here again to eat, not worth it. You can get tepid weak coffee anywhere. The rest of the meal isn't worth writing about.