Pat Ren

Went to this place. The guy making our smoothies dropped my cup on the floor. As he was going to fill it up, I intervened politely, saying I wanted another cup. He explained to me that he only dropped it on the rim, but filling the interior, so it was fine. I reiterated that I wanted another cup. He declined and told me he was going to reimburse me instead. His (nice) colleague was dumbfounded by his behaviour.

Sara Shapiro

Nice atmosphere, but that is all I can say about this place. I ordered an omelette with mushroom that came from a can. No salsa was offered until I asked for it and then they tried to give me Tabasco instead of salsa from the house. Even the coffee drinks were awful. I asked three times for a hot chai and it was brought out cold. In addition to that, we ordered two mochas that were blended and did not taste like espresso or chocolate. Please avoid this place as we paid over $70 for 4 people.

Brian Woodrome

Like many places in Tulum their prices are high, and the quality of the drinks and atmosphere are lacking. They are catering to foreigners but have missed the mark. The service was terrible and guy was rude to us. Save your money and go elsewhere.

Jonathan García

They lasted too much time to get the order ready, at least 30 mins… chilaquiles salsa taste like pizza tomato sauce and had almost transparent chicken which probably is not fresh, eggs a la mexicana weren’t tasty at all and is not worth it for the price never come back to this place again…

Daniel Bull

When you go to a coffee place in the morning (specially in paradise)you expect good vibes! NOT THE CASE HERE! The girl that works in the morning is super impolite and enforces non sense rules. I recommend that you don’t even come close, you can find better coffee with amazing vibes at Prietto’s, 2 corners away.

Jamie Diamond

Their americao is stale with an earthy almost baggy aftertaste.  The very existence of this roast is an insulting abomination.   It almost tastes like their machine has never been cleaned, it looks like it's never been cleaned also. With not one customer (no surprise) and wedged between a construction site, a big box parking lot and a car rental agency they have the ambience of a funeral parlor. I should add that the attitude of the barista was deplorable, but that seems to be inline with my time spent in Tulum.

Chase Gaetze

First of all the coffee tastes really watered down from my experience and burnt as well. I ordered a hot latte, was not expecting it to be sweet but for some reason was really sweet then we got a vanilla latte and was bad as well. They use syrup instead of cane sugar since we're are in Mexico I'm also expecting to have cane sugar but didn't happen. Overall was an unpleasant experience, don't get fool by the convenient spot and interior design, and last but not least they don't accept credit cards.

Stephania R

Horrible customer service, the girl that works there has attitude. Asked for an espresso macchiato she told me they don’t do make they only cortado. She than made me a cortado by putting cold milk in the espresso cup than made the espresso. She needs to get her attitude in check, or they need to get someone else to work as their barista. Not an inviting coffee shop at all. When it was time to pay, the bill was 104 pesos for the cortado and a double espresso, only had a 500 pesos bill which once again she gave us attitude about and demand that we give her the 4 pesos in change. Never coming back here. Better places in Tulum to have a coffee and they actually great you with a smile and make you feel welcome. Coffee shops are suppose to be inviting. This is the complete opposite. The girl in the grey t-shirt is the employee that had attitude. It’s like we bothered her. And than we went to Starbucks

Steve Martini

What a miserable employee and to top it off the most disgusting double espresso. They use a Breville home espresso machine and cold cups. My friend ordered a macchiato and was served cold milk in a cup followed by the famous Breville espresso. For 104 pesos I suggest you hold off and get one somewhere else. I guess the place must be known for being a tourist trap since there wasn't a soul in the place.

Yana

Coffee was pretty bad, also served in a plastic cup, very expensive especially for what it was (a cappuccino for 80 pesos?). The cafe was also awkward, seemed dirty.