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Fraise Chocolat, Queretaro
This bright little café is owned and operated by Nora Martínez, who studied cooking in France. Check the deli case for baked apples, flan, fresh cookies, and other homemade treats. For breakfast there are eggs, molletes (bread rolls topped with black beans and melted cheese), chilaquiles, and enchiladas; order alone or as a breakfast combo with coffee. Ms. Martínez also does catering and sometimes gives cooking classes.
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City: Queretaro
State: Queretaro
Region: Central Mexico
Who: Nora Martínez, who studied cooking in France
What: Good coffee, crepes, baguettes, desserts, and breakfast
Where: Calle Reforma 14-A, Centro
Tel. 442/181-6582
When: Open daily 8:30AM to 8PM
Why: Light and fresh fare with French and Mexican flair; easy-listening Latino background music
How: located downtown, a few blocks from Plaza de Armas and Plaza Zenea
Cost: 25 to 45 pesos
Other notes: Cash only
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