Maque Café — Restaurant in Naucalpan de Juárez

If you want to enjoy a grandma style breakfast or coffe and sweet bread, this is the place to go. The bakery is just in the entrance, so it smells very good and you get to see the bakers in action. The breakfast menu is very complete, and includes traditional Mexican dishes, such as Pastel Azteca (layers of tortilla, cheese, squash blossoms and huitlacoche (corn fungus)), tamales and corn bread. They offer you a very nice selection of mini sweet breads to start. You can enjoy them with a freshly made chocolate. The only downside is that the service can be very slow, but warm, because most of the waitresses are kind ladies with traditional turn of the century dresses. Their apple...

Hardly worth the asking price.

First thing I didn't like was the lack of WiFi.

The coffee was far too small. Besides, I asked for a milk coffee and was brought a cappuccino: it isn't the same thing.

My mother asked for "huevos motuleños" (Motul style eggs), but she had to return them because the toast tortilla was downright rubbery.

I asked for Chilaquiles, and honestly, I've eaten far better Chilaquiles at less than half the price.

Service and ambiance were superb, though. Probably a good place for rich housewives out for tea and biscuits, but I wouldn't go there for a business appointment or for...

This is an ok place for a brunch with friends or family. The place is ok, the atmosphere is quite bland it's an old house that has been retrofitted to a restaurant. If you go, go upstairs to the terrace where it's quiet and nicer. It's pricey to my taste since the food is just simple Mexican dishes. The thing that saves this place is the bakery, it is too for for! Try the conchas and panques. Oh if you like coffee like me, be prepared to pay by the cup, no coffee refills! The service is good, but it is just the...