Merida and Campeche
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Boldjava
Long shot here. Going to be in the Yucatan (Merida area, not Cancun, God forbid) and Campeche in January and February.
Any shops to recommend?
Any shops to recommend?
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fquijanov
I frequently visit the area, Recommendations in Merida:
For Espresso and Pour Over
- Manifesto
- Dilan
- Nitido (Tierra de cafe)
- Lote Unico
Just for pour over
- A Metodo
- Galeron MID (Favorite)
- Maria y Montejo
You'll mostly find Mexican Coffees at Medium Roasts, I don't know any specialty coffee in Campeche
For Espresso and Pour Over
- Manifesto
- Dilan
- Nitido (Tierra de cafe)
- Lote Unico
Just for pour over
- A Metodo
- Galeron MID (Favorite)
- Maria y Montejo
You'll mostly find Mexican Coffees at Medium Roasts, I don't know any specialty coffee in Campeche
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Boldjava (original poster)
Thank you, thank you. Manifesto is close to where we will be staying.
I pack a collapsible pourover arrangement and some pre-ground home roasted coffee. We travel light so might buy a kettle. But I love to visit shops.
I pack a collapsible pourover arrangement and some pre-ground home roasted coffee. We travel light so might buy a kettle. But I love to visit shops.
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RapidCoffee
- Team HB
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Boldjava (original poster)
Hey John, get ready for a Feb/Mar meetup, K?
We visited Uxmal on a previous trip to Merida. Absolutely love the city. Safe, great energy, markets,few tourists. I love to visit the churches and study the interiors. Wife will be at the pool with a book. I will be reading Mayan history shortly. Read one prior to our last Yucatan visit.
We have a bunch of one day trips on the bus planned. Will be "high class" compared to the buses we rode all over Honduras. Will take a look at your recommendations. Thanks.
db
We visited Uxmal on a previous trip to Merida. Absolutely love the city. Safe, great energy, markets,few tourists. I love to visit the churches and study the interiors. Wife will be at the pool with a book. I will be reading Mayan history shortly. Read one prior to our last Yucatan visit.
We have a bunch of one day trips on the bus planned. Will be "high class" compared to the buses we rode all over Honduras. Will take a look at your recommendations. Thanks.
db
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BaristaBoy E61
Blue Bag Coffee
Calle 55 #543 Col. Centro
Mérida Yucatan
Mexico
http://bluebagcoffee.com
It was better than I thought, regular AND decaf.
Sorry we didn't come home with more coffee than we bought!
Owned and run by an Australian expat of all things.
Calle 55 #543 Col. Centro
Mérida Yucatan
Mexico
http://bluebagcoffee.com
It was better than I thought, regular AND decaf.
Sorry we didn't come home with more coffee than we bought!
Owned and run by an Australian expat of all things.
"You didn't buy an Espresso Machine - You bought a Chemistry Set!"
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TomC
- Team HB
I dream of visiting Yucatan someday. It and Mexico City are very high on my next trip radar. I have David Sterling's amazing Yucatan cookbook that I need to work thru more.
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Boldjava (original poster)
We visited Mexico City for our 20th anniversary and Merida for our 25th. If visiting Mexico City, the Museum of Anthropology is out of this world. 8 floors and I only got 3 complete in a day.
https://www.mna.inah.gob.mx
COVID messed up our 50th anniversary trip to Europe so we are pretending our trip to the Yucatan and Campeche is our 50th.
https://www.mna.inah.gob.mx
COVID messed up our 50th anniversary trip to Europe so we are pretending our trip to the Yucatan and Campeche is our 50th.
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