Café Riqueza

3 Elsa Chung - 10 months ago

We love coffee and have been drinking coffee around the world. Mexico is still learning about crafting coffee and we rated this place's cappuccino as a 2.5*, bumped up to 3 for the strong wifi.

The price is decent for the regular size cappuccino at 30mxp, too much milk flavour to espresso, can't taste the actual roast.

They have quite a few roasts from various parts of Mexico for you to view and smell. One can also buy coffee equipment here.

The vibe of a good old cafe - small, simple, good staff, just coffee.

5 Gelena Doehmel - a year ago

Cozy tiny place with own roasting machines! Great selection of Mexican coffees from Oaxaca, Chiapas, Nayarit. Excellent service and decent pricing! Gorgeous smell of fresh roasted and grind coffee. Local honey and coffee accessories are displayed also. Merida has unique places and hidden germs!

4 Sandro S - 2 years ago

Good coffee! This coffee place roasts their own coffee. I had a double espresso Oaxaca and I bought 250 grams coffee beans 60MXP/2,84 EUR.

5 Leonardo Buizza - 7 months ago

Very good coffee - just beware they're a little bit slow on service, both for drinking in and taking out, but well worth the wait! :)

5 Tangerine Travels - 3 years ago

Excellent coffee and some of the best coffee prices in Zona Centro!

5 schoonerfriendly - 10 months ago

very good coffee roasted in house. coffee from Chiapas is great! ground and bean coffees by the kilo

1 James D - a year ago

The kid working here was exceptionally rude. The drink was much too sweet. It was super hot, and there was overwhelming noise from the traffic right outside the door. Definitely avoid. Especially if the rude, mop-haired kid is working.