Márago Coffee — Restaurant in Mérida

We recently visited Marago Coffee for dinner with our family—my wife, our three little girls, and myself. Unfortunately, our experience was quite disappointing. The restaurant was nearly empty, which we thought would mean quick and attentive service, but things started to go downhill with our drinks. We ordered a lemonade that was not sweet at all and a strawberry, banana, and oatmeal milkshake that was completely tasteless. It barely tasted like bananas or strawberries—more like flavored water than a milkshake.

For our meals, we tried the Arrachera baguette, but the veal had a burnt taste, almost as if it had been cooked directly on charcoals, leaving a strange and unpleasant aftertaste. My wife ordered an English muffin sandwich, which our daughters liked, but it was pretty unremarkable overall. When we asked for sodas, we were surprised to hear they only had Coke—not any Coke products, just plain Coke.

My wife also ordered an iced caramel latte, which arrived looking very watered down, and it was clear she wasn’t thrilled with it. Given that Marago Coffee has such positive reviews for their coffee, we were surprised to find the flavor so lacking in both the food and drinks.

Overall, for a place with seemingly great reviews, our experience with both the food and drinks left much to be desired. We were hoping for a pleasant dinner, but sadly, it fell far short of our...

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