The best brunches Mexico

A little piece of France in this artisanal bakery located in the heart of Quinta Avenida de Playa. Fresh and homemade products as we like them. It's a good place to have a French breakfast, with combos including fruit juice, bread and a crispy croissant or the house specialty, the brioche. You are served quickly, with a smile. Many pastries, pains au chocolat, quiches, croque-monsieur and various sandwiches are available. A good address to treat yourself in this busy street.

In this charming old building built around a patio with a well and plants, it's easy to imagine yourself somewhere far away, on a small mountain farm. It serves all the coffee, tea and cocoa you can drink, as well as a few dishes, fresh juices and other tasty treats. Sit out on the lush green patio or indoors to enjoy the sofas and pleasant rustic decor. You'll also find an outdoor equipment store on site, ideal for preparing your hikes.

Just a few blocks from the Palacio de Gobierno, this is a refreshing and bright place. It offers delicious coffees (espresso, cappuccino, latte, it's up to you!) and smoothies with natural fruits, as well as some home-made pastries. Mostly frequented by students, this little café is perfect for a lunchtime stopover. You can eat light, the desserts are prepared with love and fresh products. On the menu: a wide variety of sandwiches, burgers and bagels, accompanied by chips or salads. Nice.

Welcome to Café du Terrible Juan! Explore iconic dishes such as chilaquiles, molletes, eggs, sandwiches and muffins, all a delight. Taste specialty coffees, including the Mazapan latte, an exquisite fusion of espresso, steaming milk and Mazapan, a traditional Mexican sweet. Finally, don't miss the "Terrible Bacon", a baked sandwich topped with four varieties of cheese and wrapped in crispy bacon. The icing on the cake: dip it in maple syrup. An exceptional feast awaits you.

Belleville is the new French bakery and pastry shop in Playa del Carmen. It offers French pastries, breakfasts, sandwiches, coffee and juices. It is certainly more out of the tourist area than others, but it offers quality products and lower prices. The bread is natural sourdough with a long period of growth and fermentation, which makes all the difference. Go there with your eyes closed to buy bread and pastries or to eat in the cafeteria.