Gran Café de la Parroquia 200 Años - 94294 Veracruz

You did not visit Veracruz of you didn't try a lechero (Veracruz coffee with raw milk)

Wonderful place for coffee. Addictive.

Traditional place to have breakfast or dinner. Homemade taste, a must in Veracruz.

The worst place in customer service, got the menus 15 min after being seated, according to server they were out of a lot of item, close the kitchen on our face and didnt want to serve more food although they were leting people coming in. Stay away from this place, totally disappointed

Don't miss it. Try the exterior terrace and enjoy Veracruz in full

One of the best coffee in the world ?, you can try a lot of great tipic food in the region ?

Great experience, good coffee. The main attraction is the Lechero where they add milk to your cup from a kettle. I recommend asking for extra coffee before adding the milk. Good place for coffee and a one in a kind experience.

Pretty Nice Place! A bit hectic due to the amount of people that's usually at this place due to it's popularity, but it definitely shows why once you're there! The costumer service is good. On top of that, they have a pretty nice display of pouring the milk if you order a Lechero Coffee! The food is tasty, it can be a hit or miss with how long it'll take for it to come out. The waiters are very attentive when anything is needed for the most part. Price wise, it's not expensive, but not cheap either so I'd say it's about right in the middle. But totally worth it in my opinion. The place did not have it's own parking lot, so it did require us to park behind the restaurant in the shopping center. The reason why I didn't give it Five Stars was because we were being constantly asked by waiters as we sat down if we were ready to order, but didn't even look at the menu yet. I asked to wait, and one minute later, he came back and did so like three times. Got very annoying. Overrall, I do recommend this place. Just be prepared for a bit of hecticness and a possible wait to get a table depending how busy it is, and what I described above.