The best pastry shops Mexico

The hotel serves very good churros, these Spanish pastries, which are sometimes sold in our holidays. It is a flour dough that one fried in oil and covers sugar, but it also sells more elaborate churros, filled with chocolate, nutella, or caramel! Perfect for a break to eat or recharge the batteries before going into a box!

Located in the centre of the town, this café-restaurant has a very pleasant inner courtyard (often crowded) where you can taste these inimitable sweets of Spanish origin. You can also order traditional dishes at attractive prices at any time of day: molletes, enchiladas, asado de boda, chilaquiles and egg dishes. Ideal for a good big breakfast or a small dinner with friends. For a snack or dessert, we share the excellent churros.

The best churros in the city are prepared in this small shop just a stone's throw from the Zocaló. You can queue up in the evening for delicious hot churros, accompanied by a variety of hot chocolates. The little fried Spanish doughnuts are not the only delicacies on offer: in the window, there are also copious doughnuts and conos de crema (a kind of croissant filled with a custard). You can also stop there from morning to night to eat the typical and very nourishing little sandwiches called cemitas.

If you're planning to spend some time in Tuxtla, be sure to stop by this French bakery. Croissant, pain au chocolat, strawberry, fruit or lemon tart, opera, hot chocolate, coffee... All the classics are here, and they're absolutely delicious! If you're in the mood for a little French sweetness, this is the place to stop. It's the perfect place to enjoy a real breakfast...