A cozy stop.
Tourist-level prices.
My impression of Bajo Café is simple: it is cozy, with more tourist-oriented prices. The open red doorway, wooden tables, hanging plants and postcard-covered columns are the details that frame the visit in my photos.
The breakfast table has coffee, orange juice, bread and fruit. Other photos show scrambled eggs with beans and potato wedges, and a dish under green sauce, cream and white cheese. I did not record the exact menu names of our orders.
The photographed breakfast menu ranges from plain eggs at 115 pesos to chilaquiles at 140 pesos, or 182 with egg, chicken or vegetables. There are also breakfast combos with coffee and orange juice, starting at 115 pesos; the eggs, chilaquiles or enchiladas combo is 215 pesos before the listed extras.
MY HONEST TAKEA cozy café with more tourist-oriented prices. — Art
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