Café Unamuno — Restaurant in Nuevo León

A cozy yet bustling café near San Pedro’s downtown with a solid matcha.

The two-story setup immediately caught my attention—it gave the space an extra cozy feel as soon as I walked in, especially while waiting in line to order. Despite being a bit crowded the café still felt very homey, especially on the top floor where one orders.

A friendly barista took my order and got to work on a honey oat matcha latte. At $100, it’s a bit on the higher side but still within the average range for cafés in San Pedro. Once my drink was ready, I headed downstairs and grabbed the only available table. Even on a holiday, the café was packed with a steady stream of customers.

The matcha latte was great—creamy and well-made—though I barely tasted the honey and would have preferred a bit more of it (8.5/10). The downstairs seating was just as cozy as the upper level, and I appreciated how well the space was utilized. There’s also outdoor seating, though shade is limited depending on the time of day.

Overall, it’s a very solid spot for a good beverage in a cozy and...

Great place for a sit-down coffee and study kind of place. Busy little coffeeshop. Trendy with high-schoolers, young adults, and 30-somethings. Trendy ambiance, not like a lot of sterile "coffee shops" around. Staff and baristas are super friendly even if your Spanish is quite broken. Great for a light lunch with their bagel sandwich options. No loud music blasting, so a good place for focus or casual conversation. 🙏🏻 About 6 parking slots available in front. French cafe style seating outside. Highly recommend for a meetup or just to hang out, study, or read. Laptops and long stays are...

I spent a lot of time here during my stay in San Pedro. Excellent coffee, prepared expertly and with care, fantastic cold brew, tasty food...and a great spot to sit and work from - hi speed wifi, a/c on spot , amazing views of the mountains. Special mention to the staff who went out of their way to cope with my non-existent Spanish. There's a fair number of "artisan" coffee places in San Pedro, and some of them suck to varying degrees frankly, but this one is easily the best and up there with any of its ilk anywhere...