
A young crowd, good tunes, high-speed wi-fi and great coffee equals the perfect coffee house in our book. Bagels and baked goods are from M$45.
A young crowd, good tunes, high-speed wi-fi and great coffee equals the perfect coffee house in our book. Bagels and baked goods are from M$45.
A touristy restaurant-bar serving up buckets of beer along with familiar North American and Mexican fare such as ribs, burgers and tacos.
For picnic fixings or a tasty snack, scoop up some crusty French breads (the pecan is divine), chocolate croissants or a savory pastry.
The community-run beach comedor is good for breakfast and lunch. Try its excellent sopa de mariscos (seafood soup).
On the plaza-facing veranda of the Hotel Central, this restaurant has big portions and good breakfasts and brilliant people watching.
Serves scrumptious tamales and handmade tortillas. Due to the remote location prices are understandably a little inflated.
Located at the north end of Revolución, this untouristed market has several basic eateries offering regional food on the cheap.
Does a good range of breakfasts, light meals, teas and coffees next to Hotel Casa Arnel.
Just off the main square, two-tiered Las Acamallas is a sure bet for breakfast, enchiladas and chicken cooked a dozen ways.
A wonderful place to get your sugar hit: French pastries that you can enjoy in a cozy environment over tea and coffee.
Try the delicious crispy shrimp served in a coconut (M$130) at this large fan-cooled eatery on the plaza's west side.
This has good produce stands and market cafes. It’s centrally located, but light years away from the gringo scene.
Near the plaza, Super Willy’s is a small supermarket with a big variety of groceries and household items.
Coffee-conscious travelers can consume cappuccinos with savory pastries, mammoth muffins or great main dishes.
Handily located on the plaza, this reliable place caters to hungry souls for any Mexican meal of the day.
Lattes, pies, pastries and occasional impromptu salsa performances make this small cafe well worth a stop.
Mercado Ignacio Manuel Altamirano has a row of small, simple eateries serving inexpensive Yucatecan food.
This clean, modern, family-friendly seafood restaurant is on the coastal road about 2km from the market.
A cute, cozy place with a community feel, delicious sandwiches, good coffee and freshly baked cakes.
Takeaway branch of Uruapan's most popular cafe, La Lucha.