Lovely little place tucked way inside. Once you enter the building, you go even further past…read moreanother door and past the Tapioca Bubble cafe. Good breakfast and even better bagels, it ain't New York, but it feels homemade as it slides down your throat. Good stuff, they are friendly people very knowledgeable about the town and will easily converse with you and lace you up when it comes to getting around.

La comida esta muy sabrosa y el servicio muy bueno y los precios . El dueño atiende personalmenteread more

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.

After casually browsing the Fabrica La Aurora art center, Jamie W and I were ready for a coffee…read morebreak to take a load off. This spot provided a bucolic setting next to a duck pond. I understood the 'Coffee' part of its name, but I only found out later that the 'Geek' part refers to the availability of tech support for laptoppers who might need assistance. Since we were just charging our iPhones, we had no need for that half of their value proposition. We were here for the thirst quenching MX$50 Iced Cappuccinos (Photo 8). A MX$70 slice of their layered Apple Pie seduced us, so we indulged quite willingly (Photo 9). Sitting on a patio next to a nice patch of greenery, we enjoyed our brief respite here. COFFEE / FOOD - 4 stars...the caffeine was fine, the apple pie was an unexpected treat AMBIANCE - 4.5 stars...quaint cafe set up like a greenhouse SERVICE - 3.5 stars...nice enough, a tad distracted TOTAL - 4 stars...where's a geek when you need one? RELATED - Exploring San Miguel de Allende? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/goBt38P7tu

My young grandchildren picked a couple of flowers from an altar. They're little children and didn't…read moreunderstand that the altar was an important tradition. The owner confronted the family and we were told to leave immediately. We tried to solve the issue otherwise but the owners were adamant. The owners 1). Insulted me for being American. 2). Told me to get the f--k out, and 3). Said chinga tu madre. They did this in front of my children. Two flowers.

Visiting for the first time and stumbled upon this spot for breakfast. We ordered the French Toast…read moreand Pancakes and they were both delicious! You can tell that they really take pride in what they do. The presentation and taste of the food were both amazing. My wife said it was the best pancake she's ever had. Ambience is very nice as well, we sat in the courtyard, which was really peaceful

Food was good and at a much more reasonable price than what is found closer to the plaza and…read morecathedral.

Rustica has morphed from a first-rate breakfast place to a first-rate establishment for dinners,…read moreand their recent addition of a pizza oven is particularly noteworthy. I lived in NYC for 45 years and had enough pizza over all those years to have an informed opinion on the subject, and that opinion is that the vegetable pizza I had last night at Rustica was easily the best I've had since moving to San Miguel late last year, on a par with the best NYC has to offer. The individual pizza was topped with arugula, mushrooms, garlic, roasted red peppers and "pea cheese," a food item I had never encountered before, and which made me laugh every time someone at the table would say it aloud, as I kept thinking they were telling me that the pizza came with peaches. It didn't. Additional kudos for last night's cocktail choice, "The Breeze," a delicious, well-presented gicucumber and citrus concoction.

This was one of the first restaurants we came across in San Miguel. The menu had a lot to choose…read morefrom--mainly vegetarian styled. The menu ranged from tacos to breakfast burritos to smoothies to shakshuka. All the food tasted delicious and homemade. Our top pick was the chilaquiles! If you aren't sure where to start and are looking for something more international, this is a great place. However, if you're looking for more Mexican food or something a little more cultural, I would recommend going a little farther downtown.

A wonderful place for great atmosphere and a well prepared meal. This cafe is a must place to visit…read morewhen in San Miguel de Allende. All in all, a great vibe with excellent service.

Quaint little restaurant with a few different rooms that are all very urban artsy but still with a…read moretraditional Mexican style of decor . There's also a fireplace. The breakfast Chilaquiles are a must for breakfast! And they close late at 11:30pm, so you can enjoy a meal there any time of the day. You will love it all!

Another excellent cafe in Mexico! The owner, Alexis, is attentive and friendly and makes you feel…read morevery welcomed. The coffee is fresh and high quality. Their breakfast sandwiches and pastries are phenomenal and fresh. I love watching the bakers make the bread behind the counter. The precision and care they use with making their goodies is apparent in the flavors and presentation. They have nice tables, a cozy couch, and shelves full of books you can enjoy. There's always some good tunes in the background too. A cozy atmosphere with great food that makes you want to be a regular customer.

I had one of their pastries at another restaurant in Queretaro. As we walked by I recognized it at…read moreGalileo Panificio. Stopped to buy another and also another pastry with figs. Sorry no pictures as I took it to go. This is not just a Panaderia. It is special. The pastry was delicious. Ok this is from several years ago. I hope Galileo Panificio is still making delicious pastries and yummy sandwiches. My love goes out to the people of Queretaro. Ohh, I just saw picture of the food again. I want to return.