Daniele G

Absolutely the best organic coffee in Merida (FYI I am very picky with my coffee). Excellent customer service, Marisa went above and beyond to help me out. The owners are genuinely caring and loving. Thank you

Ricardo

Delicious coffee, big smiles, great people. Buying wonderful Chiapas coffee roasted locally is pretty special. Love going here.

Mircea Pilaf

Amazing place to buy coffee beans. It is accepting payment on Bitcoin!

Arnold Bleicher

This is the best coffee I've found in Mérida in the 5 weeks I've been here. You can but a coffe drink (all sorts of offerings; cold brew to mocha or just a straight up cup of good coffee), beans, or freshly ground coffee. Some might find Ron to be a bit of an oddball but if you have any time to sit and chat with him, you'll find him to be an interesting person with a passion for coffee. We will miss the smell of fresh roasting coffee filling our home (two doors down) every morning.

veronika

We were heading to a coffee shop in the area but noticed this place and decided to give it a try. It was a great choice. The place inside is nicely decorated but it feels that the work is in progress. We asked the owner if they had a garden and they said that technically it is not open for customers but they put a couple of chairs and a tiny table for us which was very kind of them. We truly enjoyed the garden: although it is not well groomed it has Amazing bamboo trees. We ordered two coffees: one with milk and another cold brew latte. Both arrived shortly and were very good especially the americano! The owners were pleasant people, they could speak English well. Overall a great experience, pleasant time and tasty coffee.

+5

Sean C

This is where I go to buy my coffee in Centro. The freshly roasted beans from Chiapas are 100% better than what's in the supermarkets. Prices are good - $160 for 1/2kg

S H

Living in Merida and buying them delivered from Elena Vales. I'm a pedestrian coffee-wise here, but they seem to know what they're doing. My main issue is that their bags the coffee comes in are dog----. I have to wrap them in another bag because the ones they use leak like nobody's business, whether they're torn or not. They also tear easily by the time time they get to me.

Christoph Mueller

Bought some coffee beans and had a double espresso shot. The espresso was not good. For a place that sells coffee beans I would have expected they know how to make a good espresso. PS: after testing the coffee beans for 2 weeks now, I must say they are really good. You can make some very delicious espresso from them.

Nathan B

Their roaster in the front room is impressive but unfortunately the cappuccino I got was mediocre at best. The beans were burnt and the execution of the drink was lacking. I think they could use a better espresso machine but not burning the beans would probably be enough. You may think this is too harsh, but if you advertise as a coffee roaster you are targeting people like me who expect more from their coffee. I roast on a small scale at home and make much better drinks with my la pavoni.

Renan Marcondes

The coffee is decent, the croissant good but overpriced, but the visit is not worth risk, because the owner of the place(and most of his employees) are against using masks because they believe in a magical medicine that is proved to be ineffective and even worse, he prescribes that to unaware customers as if it was effective, he even sells it. All it took was a 2-minute conversation for him to start preaching this medicine and telling you to take it. It's a no go place to anyone, which is a shame because the ambiente is cool.