Maxico Arte & Sabor

The first time I threw my coffee away. Absolute garbage.

A truly beautiful view from wherever you sit, with a peaceful and pleasant atmosphere. There aren't many tables, but I don't think that's a major drawback since it's not very crowded; the tables are all outside. The drinks are excellent (we ordered a matcha latte and a mocha), and the bread is some of the best I've ever tasted—very fluffy and absolutely delicious. The menu isn't extensive, but the quality is definitely not a disadvantage for me. As for prices, coffees and pastries are around $70-$80. The staff is friendly and attentive, and the service was quick. I highly recommend it; it's a great addition to any visit.

Came here for a quick cafe before going to the next attraction. It was a cool little spot for some simple cafe and drinks.

The place isn't bad; it's quiet and close to the lake. The prices are reasonable for a craving. The smoothie we ordered immediately tasted like fruit, not like any other flavoring; it was very tasty and not at all cloying. The quiche also caught my attention; it was my first time trying it. However, I must emphasize that what I didn't like was the limited variety of food (and not just because of the limited menu; they had almost nothing available!). Also, the quiche wasn't even on the menu, so consider asking for it (which I do recommend) or for other items not listed there.

We stopped by for cappuccinos and cake for an afternoon snack. It was excellent and the proprietor was very gracious and understanding of our lack of Spanish fluency. She even gifted us some of her handmade coffee soaps.