BreAd Panaderos Artesanales — Restaurant in Nuevo León

You come here for the bread and coffee. It's their specialty. The bread is great, fresh, with a good variety. If you time your arrival right, you can get bread fresh out of the oven, hot/warm. The coffee is strong, rhe only way to go. I had a latte and it was robust and tasty. We had the cheese bread balls, a cheesecake, and a pecan cookie. Oh, and panela cheese tortillas (!). All were great. The service is on point, no nonsense and quick. The crew is on the younger side (low to mid 20s) and energetic. The music is a mix of 80s a d 90s Top 40 mix (Bryan Adams, Air Supply, Aerosmith, Whitney, Michael, etc. NOTE: Extremely limited seating, only 2 small benches for 3 peopl3 each to wait for your coffee, but no tables. I will return...

In my country bakers need to make a 5,5 years education to open a shop like that.. After i tried one of your breads i realized why those long education is necessary.. i bought a bread for 75 MXN which was totally old and dry and the flavor was sour... Yes i know that it's a sour bread but no they shouldn't be sour.. thx for this disappointing experience.. i am sad for those people who think that this is a good bread.. i will continue eating the Mexican toast instead...

Best coffee in town for me. I loved how cozy the place is, very well treated as a customer, the variety of bread, dough, cookies, coffee and atmosphere. I will simply come back again and again making this my preferred morning stop. They had a Hario V60 dripper which is weird to find in coffee shops, this guys means business in a good manner since they serve quality. Overall, will come back and 100%...