3 Leches Café

The food was disappointing. It’s promoted as Mexican but the food was not authentic. I got the molletes (3/10) , the bread was too soft, the pico wasn’t fresh and the cheese wasn’t melted. The chilaquiles (5/10) were thick and stuffed with cheese but all you could taste was the oil. The hot chocolate was ok, and the coffee tasted like instant coffee. The girls were not attentive. We spent $50, not worth it in our opinion. Response: You may not know this, but even in CDMX they melt the cheese (that’s what a mollete is). They may add fresh cheese but on top with the pico. Maybe that’s just how you make them here. Either way my bread was soft. It was literally just a piece of soft bread with a smear of canned beans, pico, and asada. In regards to the enchiladas, I know they’re hand made with

Best iced horchata-latte I’ve ever had, it’s like an arroz con leche milkshake. We stopped in for brunch on Saturday and though it was full we were able to sit outside on a cool day. we both ordered chilaquiles, mine with birria and his was a torta de chilaquiles with salsa verde. It was spicy and delicious. The cafe de olla and warmed strawberry concha was delicious. I highly recommend trying out this café.

French toast concha was fluffy and delicious. Hot chocolate was nicely spiked with cinnamon. Torta was huuuge with tender steak and crispy chilaquiles.

Super cute & cozy for all my girlies 🌸! Cafecito, pan, & great food. Latin Coffee shop with good vibes y sweet treats!

After seeing all of social media hype around this place, we were enthused to try it out for ourselves. While they have a great variety of options and fantastic portion sizes, the visually appealing food did disappoint due to a pointed lack of flavor. Also, unfortunately, the Tres Leches could have been more flavorful and was not cold. Overall, the experience was nice and cozy, but the food did disappoint.