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In Mérida there are themed cafeterias located throughout the historic center and in different areas of the city, places with local gastronomy and bakery, cultural sites with architecture and history that will make your morning a perfect time to hang out, chat or relax while enjoying a freshly ground coffee. Below we present our 5 […]
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On Merida’s trendy “culinary row” Calle 47 and 56, Baretto, a new Italian style espresso bar, has joined the neighborhood. It’s a perfect location for a quick coffee stop, a bite to eat, or chat with friends. As you walk into Baretto, you find a long marble espresso bar resembling the marble countertops gracing countless
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Written by Stephanie Carmon As a digital nomad, writer and local influencer of all things cool in Merida, I am always looking for a perfect spot to sit for hours, write, ponder life, and of course procrastinate a bit while sipping a nice coffee. Below I have created a list of some of my favorite
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Written by Stephanie Carmon Flamante Burgers Flamante has become a household name, especially for burger lovers who live in Centro. They opened about 2 years ago and are owned by a young couple, Eduardo and Aremy, from Mexico City. They are burger lovers and have developed a menu of awesome burgers of both high- grade
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Tierra de Cafe: Small Family Coffee Farmers from the Highland of Chiapas The rich & flavorful coffee of Tierra de Cafe Tierra de Cafe is a local coffee roaster company and coffee shop on Calle 62 x 45 and in Merida, Yucatan owned by husband and wife team from Chiapas Luis Andres and Hanny. They
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Written by Harriet Sleath MID CityBeat team has gone out of the Centro to find some great breakfast/brunch spots. There are some incredible restaurants all over the city and the following are our 5 recommendations. Siqueff Restaurant (Norte) The Siqueff family came from Lebanon to Mexico almost 100 years ago. Their culinary journey started in
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Written by Harriet Sleath Mid City Beat has been to visit one of the newest bakery in town and we are here to tell you that it’s most definitely worth a visit. L’Amour du Pain is tucked away in Aleman and is quickly becoming a hit with locals and foreigners alike. If you’re like me
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Written by Stephanie Carmon There are times in life when our biggest challenges are overcome by indulging in life’s simplest pleasures. Mexico is a land where a core part of their being revolves around food and family. In the Mexican kitchen, every ingredient is elaborated with tradition, pride and meaning. Monica, Sofia and Youssef’s brownies
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Written by Stephanie Carmon Owner of Escargot Panaderia Francesa, Antonio Trujillo got his start learning how to make French bread with his friend Nico, 10 years ago in a bakery called El Horno Mágico in San Cristobal, Chiapas. However, that wasn’t his first experience in baking. He remembers when he was young he would help
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Written by Stephanie Carmon This week we are joined by Stephanie’s auntie Bon and mother Catherine while wondering around Santa Ana and close by in the Centro of Merida, Yucatan. We are looking for cafes that serve great food and drinks for medium prices (most meals between $90-$150). Merida is becoming such a foodie haven
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