Café Crème ★ 4.4
Café Crème on Calle 41 in Mérida's Centro is a French-owned cafe with house quiches, pâté and homemade marmalades, two blocks off Paseo de Montejo.
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Merida's cafe culture has grown quickly, mixing specialty coffee roasters with chocolate-focused rooms and old-school Cuban-style cafes. The density is highest in Centro Historico and along Paseo de Montejo and Santa Lucia. Manifesto Cafe and Cafe Creme in Centro Historico lead the specialty side, while Ki' Xocolatl on Santa Lucia works the cacao angle and Cafe La Habana in Centro Historico keeps the classic all-day cafe format alive.
Márago Coffee Paseo de Montejo ★ 4.5
Márago Coffee on Paseo de Montejo Mérida runs specialty pour-overs, French toast and the city's regular bici-ruta breakfast on Sunday mornings.
Latte Quattro Sette ★ 4.2
Latte Quattro Sette in García Ginerés Mérida runs Italian espresso, croissants and panini in a small Reforma-corner cafe popular with the local creative set.
Le Gourmet ★ 4.0
Le Gourmet on Calle 59 in Mérida is a long-standing cafe with Veracruz and Chiapas beans, breakfasts under a vaulted colonial ceiling steps from Plaza Grande.
Cucu Café ★ 4.2
Cucu Café on Calle 47 in Mérida is a third-wave room with single-origin pour-overs and house-baked pastries, on the Calle 47 culinary corridor.
Ki' Xocolatl ★ 4.4
Ki' Xocolatl on Parque Santa Lucía Mérida runs single-origin Mexican chocolate in bonbons, hot chocolate and dessert plates under the portales colonnade.
Casa Leiva ★ 4.3
Casa Leiva on Calle 55 in Mérida runs cold brews, sandwiches and bowls inside a restored colonial casa, the digital-nomad lunch room of the Centro.
Café Pop ★ 4.1
Café Pop on Calle 57 Mérida is one of the city's earliest specialty coffee rooms, with Chiapas and Veracruz pour-overs and a quiet courtyard.
Ki' Café Paseo 60 ★ 4.1
Ki' Café inside Paseo 60 in Mérida is the all-day room of the Ki' Xocolatl group, affogato, hot chocolate and tarts beside the open-air mall.
Manifesto Café ★ 4.2
Manifesto Café on Calle 59 Mérida runs single-origin Mexican beans, sourdough toasts and a small dessert program at a quiet corner of Centro Histórico.
Márago Coffee Santa Lucía ★ 4.3
Márago Coffee Santa Lucía in Mérida is the Calle 55 sibling of the Paseo de Montejo flagship, specialty espresso a block from Apoala on the plaza.
Café Museo ★ 4.1
Café Museo on Paseo de Montejo inside Casa Museo Montes Molina runs mochas and pan de elote in the courtyard of a restored Porfiriato mansion.
Casa T'HŌ Café ★ 4.2
Casa T'HŌ Café inside the Paseo de Montejo concept hotel in Mérida runs specialty espresso and a daytime small-plates kitchen on the patio terrace.
Café La Habana ★ 4.0
Café La Habana on Calle 59 in Mérida runs Cuban-style espresso, machetes and Yucatán pastries 24 hours a day on a Centro corner near Plaza Grande.
Cafetería Café Orgánico ★ 4.0
Cafetería Café Orgánico in García Ginerés Mérida is the city's natural-bean cafe, Veracruz and Chiapas roasts and organic pastries, near Avenida Reforma.
Cardenal Cantina Café ★ 4.1
Cardenal Cantina Café on Calle 63 in Mérida's Centro runs iced cardamom lattes and Yucatán-bean drip, a small plant-filled room near Parque Santa Lucía.
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