Márago Coffee - Paseo de Montejo - 97000 Mérida

The restaurant was located next to our hotel which made it obvious to try this place out. We went here two times, where the first time I was served an omelette without bread and the second time a soggy (lukewarm) sandwich. The food is tasteless, all fresh juices are mixed with water and smoothies are made with syrup. Not to mention the lazy waitress that only shows up after 10 minutes and a number of signals. The staff is chatting with no less than 5 people and seems to find this more important than offering good service. Finally, when you indicate in a friendly way that the food is not good, the waitress starts laughing. One star for how you guys amazed me how to provide a bad service!

I love Marago Cafe because they have open air environment great wifi???‍?my favorite ice cold lattes, tasty croissant, fruits you can enjoy beautiful sunny days in downtown Merida with lush greenery just a pleasant creative environment.?? Forgot to mention the superior service ?? with enthusiasm to make you have a great day.

I liked that American style coffee comes included with the meal. My breakfast sandwich was really good and I especially liked the wedges on the side. Coffee was pretty good too.

Delicious coffee in a nice atmosphere. The service was friendly. Indoor and outdoor seating available. It is a small place that can get very busy depending on the time you go. We had to wait approximately 3-5 minutes to be seated.

5/10 - will only return out of necessity and a hope the next experience is better. I really wanted to like this place. I had read a wonderful review on a digital nomad lifestyle blog who rated this coffeeshop as the best in town for a balance of drink, food, and Wifi. Service: Nothing outstanding and nothing too lacking. Overall it was a pretty standard Mexican service of having to request attention for your needs. My drink was correct, but my specific request for sweetener was wrong. The team was friendly in helping with the Wifi situation described below. Drink: a strong and hot Americano. A well done drink and one of the most balanced Americanos I've had in Mexico - flavor and temp. It can sometimes be difficult to find hot coffee. I most often encounter tepid coffee. Food: I did not eat. WiFi: Speeds 31/21. Strong, but a headache to log into. The shop did not have a posting with network or login information. When asking the staff how to log in I was shared how to access only one of two networks titled with the shop's name. Then two potential passwords before I was provided a third potential password. Then... discovering the password was provided misspelled. Then... to discover there was another network that we should have been using. So - I spent 15min and the time of three servers trying to log into the correct network with the correct password. Unfortunately, this experience soured my overall mood and likely this review. Power: outlets indoor along the walls. I hope to write you several more coffeeshop reviews. And I hope for less sour and more cheerful reviews in Merida. Please subscribe to my Merida, MX Google Maps list for additional recommendations and suggestions. I will be here two weeks and would love to share with you my experiences.

The place is very comfortable, the staff super friendly! I loved the Frappe Márago Red Velvet and to eat Papas gajo(potatoes) they were a great surprise. Is a good option for a pit stop when visiting Paseo Montejo.

Such a great place for breakfast! The dishes are original, but with a classic touch. Service is great and variety of coffee and soft drinks is very good. The chocolate pancakes are THE BEST we've ever had. We also ordered Marago mix, elefante sandwich, hummus and chilaquiles. Everything was great. It's a must to visit while in Merida if you want to have a great breakfast.

Great coffee!! Great food!! Awesome service. Very reasonable prices. I have attached their menu as well. My friend and I came to this coffee shop and were pleasantly surprised by the staff and their creative presentation of their coffees, desserts, and meal options. We are definitely making this our spot on Paseo de Montejo. It’s located right across the street from the Colon ice cream shop and next door to La trattoria, Italian restaurant.