La 70

4 ARBN - 3 weeks ago

We went for breakfast and it was pretty good. The wide courtyard in the property sandwiched between a house and the restaurant storefront had been turned into terrace seatings with each table underneath a giant parasol. Murals were around as well, making it for a very nice atmosphere to start the day.

This would make for a good place to spend the morning while waiting for an ADO bus, whose terminal is just one block away. This was exactly what we did.

The food wasn’t as plentiful in volume, given the price, but the quality made up for it.

4 Paul Lorenz - 4 months ago

What a marvelous surprise! We stopped to eat only because it was across the street from the hardware store we were going to. I sm so happy we stopped! Drinks were cold, food was great...i will be returning. The chaya with pineapple is so refreshing! The sopa de verduras could have used a bit of salt, but it was really nice. The pollo pibil was succulent and perfect for lunch.

3 David McClendon - 6 months ago

Decent food and coffee, but the service was lacking. A bit of a wait to take our orders and then again to bring the food/drinks (drinks were given to the wrong persons). Not sure what the "commission" charge was when we paid the bill, most places in Merida includes taxes. Overall we enjoyed the food, but one visit was enough, no need to return.

5 Devrim Eren - 2 weeks ago

One of the best places in Merida to get Chilaquiles! I ordered the breakfast package, consisting of chilaquiles, orange juicy and café americano. Staff is very friendly.

5 Ricardo Brenner - 6 months ago

Best option for a breakfast near the bus terminal, the place is really cozy, the staff is helpful, the food is delicious and the price is fair.

3 Adam Andrulewicz - 5 months ago

The eggs were very greasy. Coffee was served long before breakfast came in. Orange juice wasn't really a natural juice...

5 Jesús Manuel Palma Ruiz - a month ago

You should not miss this place. Great food and friendly service. Love my good friends in “La 70”