CafeLand — Restaurant in Jalisco

Updated Look! The CafeLAND team has made many very fine and dramatic esthetic updates, reopening today. The service falls within the local average, globally below average. I tested the huevos ala mexicana, café, and a chocolate cupcake (given as an opening welcome).

Value: 2/5 Estetics: 4/5 (NEW! today) Quality: 3/5 Taste: 2/5 (cafe 3/5, comida 2/5, postre 2/5) Service: 3/5 (for GDL); 2/5 (globally)

The huevos ala mexicana were "okay." For $65 pesos, the mercado is a better value and quality for $45 pesos including cafe, often with juice not "or." The cheese on the frijoles is a type that, to me, makes the beans taste fermented. Instead of the expected tortillas in the tortilla container, it held chunks of dry, cold, non-toasted French bread without butter or preserves/mermilade.

The cafe was just okay also. It is surprising that any "real" coffee place does not use real cream or half-and-half. The texture of cold milk is always wrong for coffee, lacking the correct fat content for the proper blend. Milk just disappears. The postre was within standards/average, dry and the chocolate never tastes like chocolate.

Of the 4 times (hot cakes, enchiladas, sincronizadas, huevos ala mexicana) I have eaten at this restaurant, I have found that the service quality does not compensate for the disappointing food. The staff are always friendly here, even if at times seemingly a...

Cute little coffee shop with tasty food for a good price. I think the hours need to be updated; I have gone in the evening around 7pm on a Tuesday and...

Son muy amables y el lugar está a gusto pero yo he tenido mala suerte :( la primera vez pedí para llevar unos molletes dulces y me los pusieron en una mini cajita como lonche cuando los abrí estaban todos pegados de un solo lado lo rico y del otro el puro pan.

La segunda vez desayuné ahí, pedí chilaquiles divorciados (rojos y verdes) me los sirvieron fríos (no habían más clientes como para justificar ) y sabían a puré no naturales :( :( :(

Pero venden...