Robin Talks about her adventures in Mexico, her travels and food.
Monday, September 10, 2012
La Mesa Grande
La Mesa Grande is a great place to stop in for cup of coffee, pick up a loaf of bread, some sconces, a few yummy croissants and or simply have a sandwich either made to eat there or to go. Owners Fernando and Robin Echeverria opened this charming little spot about 1 1/2 years ago and the decor has really evolved. It is cozy, inviting and the colors and furnishings are just great.
Besides having delicious baked goods, the best thing about it is that I can take a tray from my kitchen, walk out the front door of my house and walk less than half a block and there I am at the counter ordering lattes, hot chocolates and fresh orange juices to go plus a few croissants. How spoiled can a girl get? Buen Provecho.
La Mesa Grande Zacateros 49 (NW corner of Zacateros and Pila Seca) San Miguel de Allende Tel. 415 154 0838
Yea! Mesa Grande love their bread and it really has evolved into a funky place.Very popular with the locals. Just try to get a seat at lunch time..it's a winner.Donna. ps. "The Mesa". should show up in the address...Strange I used to call it Casa grande too. DD
Robin is an interior designer and photographer who lives in Denver, Colorado. She loves to travel, especially to San Miguel de Allende and other parts of Mexico. She is also passionate about cooking and dining well. Robin has lived and travels to San Miguel de Allende for over 51 years. A few times a year, she organizes small groups to tour San Miguel de Allende and the surrounding areas of colonial old Mexico such as Oaxaca, Chiapas, Puebla, Mexico City, Morelia and Patzcuaro. Known for her attention to detail, these intimate tours provides one a chance to join friends of similar taste and to experience Mexico's exceptional culture, endless shopping, savory cuisine, ideal climate and its amazing colonial architecture.
Robin also has taken small groups to Barcelona, San Sebastian and Bilbao, places in Spain that she has visited often over the last 17 years; noted for its excellent cuisine, beautiful architecture and outstanding museums.
You are indeed a lucky woman!
ReplyDeleteYea! Mesa Grande love their bread and it really has evolved into a funky place.Very popular with the locals. Just try to get a seat at lunch time..it's a winner.Donna.
ReplyDeleteps. "The Mesa". should show up in the address...Strange I used to call it Casa grande too. DD
Oops, that's funny.
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