Expreso Café

Good coffee

It has just the right amount of space to feel comfortable, a varied menu, and the food is very well presented and prepared. During our visit, we tried a ham, Gouda, and avocado ciabatta, which was delicious and served with a simple salad; a very well-prepared spaghetti Alfredo with bacon and Serrano ham, with a very tasty Alfredo sauce; a thick, not-too-sweet, and delicious hot chocolate; and a very well-made cappuccino. The average cost would be between $150 and $200.

A cozy place, perfect for a quick stop or just to grab a bite to eat. The individual pizzas are delicious! And they're only $70. There are different types of seats and chairs, which is even more comfortable.

What did they do to this place? It was amazing a couple of years ago. They used to serve the salad with tomatoes and Parmesan cheese, but now it's just a measly tomato. The water is "Kirkland"—it's not like it's Costco, for crying out loud! At least use Bonafont water. It costs 150 pesos per person. And let me be clear, that mashed potato in the picture was disgusting. Never buy it!

It's a place where you can eat well, delicious food at a good price... I had dietary restrictions and they found the best option for me: grilled fish with garlic sauce and steamed rice... the girls who work there are always friendly