Café
1. La Casa de las Mayoras
A homely vegetarian Mexican restaurant in Donceles 28, listed in the 2026 Michelin Guide, best known for breakfasts with handmade tortillas.
View details — La Casa de las MayorasCancún's café culture is strongest on the mainland. Avenida Nader, in the oldest part of downtown, is home to Café Nader, where sweet bread comes out of the oven every half hour and a bell announces each batch, while Café con Gracia, a family-run coffee house near Mercado 28, roasts Chiapas arabica every week in a converted house with a garden.
For breakfast, Rooster's downtown branches bake their own bread and serve eggs Benedict and chilaquiles, Café Antoinette brings French pastries and macarons to Avenida Xpuhil, and La Casa de las Mayoras, selected by the Michelin Guide, makes vegetarian Mexican breakfasts with handmade tortillas. Ah Cacao, a chocolate company founded in 2004, serves a spiced Chocolate Maya and gluten-free brownies at its Cancún store. Most cafés open early, around 7:00 or 8:00, which suits anyone heading off on a day trip, and they make a good base for an unhurried morning before exploring the markets downtown.
6 places · Updated October 27, 2026
Our top 3 cafés in Cancún
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A homely vegetarian Mexican restaurant in Donceles 28, listed in the 2026 Michelin Guide, best known for breakfasts with handmade tortillas.
View details — La Casa de las MayorasCafé
A downtown café and bakery on Avenida Nader where sweet bread comes out of the oven every half hour, serving Mexican breakfasts, lunches and dinners.
View details — Café NaderCafé
A family-run downtown coffee house in a converted home near Mercado 28, roasting Chiapas arabica every week and serving frappés, paninis and homemade bread.
View details — Café con GraciaCafé
A small downtown chain of cafés with an in-house bakery, popular for breakfast and brunch, from chilaquiles to eggs Benedict with smoked salmon.
View details — RoosterCafé
A Parisian-style café and bakery on Avenida Xpuhil, known for house-made macarons, baguettes, quiches and crêpes, with a garden for children.
View details — Café AntoinetteCafé
The Cancún branch of a Quintana Roo chocolate company founded in 2004, serving spiced Chocolate Maya, coffee drinks and gluten-free brownies.
View details — Ah Cacao Chocolate Café