Casa Benell - Omnia - Monterrey

Being very honest, the place is interesting with an unusual concept, it's nice but there are points for improvement. As for the place, the chairs of the containers are somewhat uncomfortable and the material of the place, being aluminum, makes the vibrations of the air conditioning compressors very strong. The coffee, that was my greatest point of improvement, it is not bad preparation but a very ordinary grain, it tasted like a Robusta style that is one of the cheapest, being a small cup at 58 pesos, it seems like a robbery. The food, here they shone, the croque madamme, I think it's called, a true delight and the avocado toast was very good too. Of course, it is reflected in the price, for 2 people it was 512 pesos already with a tip, a dish each and a coffee, if the truth is a bit expensive. I think we didn't go back simply because you can eat better for cheaper in other places with a similar line of business and the coffee... well that one did leave a lot to be desired.

Noisy shipping containers, an uncomfortable place with limited spaces, expensive for what they offer and a muffin with stale bread. The rest, fine to dry. They gave us the ticket for another table and they already solved us, although they gave us the difference in price wrong again and the manager very kindly solved us. Much inconvenience for a birthday breakfast.

It's super expensive for what it is, really who would think of serving some chilaquiles with 3 small avocado, 3 bean and 3 cream... The coffee is delicious but very expensive and the cups are tiny, they give you like 3 sips of coffee for the same price as starbucks. The cinnamon roll: the super X bread, hard and without great flavor. The only thing that is worth it is the French toasts that they have, those are very tasty.

Very good place, very comfortable. The food is delicious. Try the pancakes. The only detail is that it is somewhat expensive. There were 5 of us and the count was like ~1,400.

Amazing restaurant for breakfast. Combination of French cuisine with Mexican that falls in love. Highly crowded, but the wait is worth it. I ordered a Croque Norteño and it was delicious. Also the cinnamon roll for dessert. And the coffee, cappuccino and latte are also very good. I recommend sitting on the terrace because there is a lot of noise in the containers.

Excellent place, especially for breakfast. It is a series of containers with a beautiful view of Cerro de La Silla and the Huajuco Canyon. The chilaquiles with pork rinds are a hit and even more so if you ask for the house piquín sauce. The coffee is very good.