SEPIA COFFEE

5 Bernardette Ontiveros Correa - 9 months ago

One of the best brunch restaurants in Qro. The portions are very generous and the food is great. They have several options of drinks, I personally recommend lavender’s milk and any of the coffee options.

4 Luke Barnaby - 7 months ago

Very nice coffee and brunch place. Took about 15 minutes to be seated as they were busy around 11.15, but it definitely calmed down by leaving at 4. It was a long stay for brunch and a catch up over drinks and we didn't feel like we need to free up a table for space. We enjoyed some huevos con machaca and chilaquiles. Our 2 friends who also enjoyed their brunch but I can't remember what they chose. All drinks tasted great, pink lemonade wasn't to sweet, Jugo Verde was well blended and mocha frappucinos had loads of ice and cream. We were right on the front in the sun and after eating we asked to move inside in the shade with no issues. The only downer is there are some buttons for staff attention at tables but they seemed to not be responding to those. A hand held up seemed to work fine though ????. Would have been nice to be asked for a drinks etc a little more often than on request.

5 Ali Ros - a year ago

I like it the place, has an original and unique decoration. For a good moment of peace with a coffee and a book. They have beauty-confortable spaces. The quality-price of the food are excellent with big portions.
Excellent place to go with your child-dog.

5 Vero Meraz - 6 years ago

This coffee shop has the best coffee in Queretaro. Their employees are trained barmen and the variety of coffee drinks is good. There is also another branch of Value in 5 de Mayo corner with Altamirano. The music selection is much better there, but the shop is really small. You can buy different types of beans and grained coffee and some other coffee based goodies you may take as gifts for your friends. I'd dare to say, it is the best coffee shop in Queretaro.

5 Ricardo L - 4 years ago

This coffee shop is part of franchise just like Starbucks and was recommended by one of the chefs I know in Queretaro. I usually buy 4 types of coffee beans at this store and another one in El centro histórico - Dark Roast for espresso, Medium Roast for drip, Light Roast for drip and Caracol for drip. I mainly prepare coffee with Hario V60 and Hario Siphon. Coffee beans are a bit pricey but are worth buying, especially Caracol.

4 Scott “Hop Jockey” Johnson - 5 years ago

Great coffee here. I had a latte and an americano, buy were just what I needed.

5 E. Laura Ramirez Blakney - 4 years ago

The best coffee in twon!