La Finca Coffee & Bakery

Our experience was wonderful! We came for our Anniversary with our children. True Authentic Mexican restaurant. We ordered Chilaquiles, they were delicious although they had run out of beans but were able to substitute with potatoes. The chilaquiles sauces were tasty and not spicy. I tried the red and side of green sauce. We also had the Molletes which also was missing beans but replaced with potatoes. They were also flavorful served with chorizo, avocado and pico de gallo. For our children we ordered pancakes with Nutella and berries which were fluffy and pretty big about 8” in size. Our oldest ordered a sausage bacon egg burrito which was a good size for the price. For our drinks we ordered Jamaica (hibiscus) wasn’t too sweet in a beautiful authentic Mexican clay cup, Mexican hot chocolate with espresso shot in a traditional Mexican jarritos mug, Mexican glass Coca Cola and milk chocolate! We enjoyed the service with our server who took his time and answered our questions. They had a wonderful selection of desserts that we didn’t get to try as we were full but plan to return! They had a variety of flavored empanadas, carrot cake, chocolate chip cookies, tiramisu, etc...

This place is fantastic. Quick service, delicious food, well seasoned, made with quality local ingredients. The Arrachera and Guava Empanadas are both wonderful, and although they primarily serve coffee, their London Fog was delicious 😋 Plus they have outdoor tables for nice weather! We will definitely be returning soon.

Absolutely incredible chilaquiles—easily the best I’ve ever had. Perfectly crisp tortillas soaked in rich red salsa, topped with crema, cheese, and a perfectly fried egg. The black beans were smooth and flavorful. Paired with great coffee, this breakfast was unforgettable. A must-try!

First, they have a public parking garage that’s free right near the building so this is already a plus for me. The restaurant itself has a ton of seating indoors and outside. They have a huge selection of snacks such as pastries, breads, etc. We ordered from the menu and got actual meals, they had a good selection of sandwiches and breakfast foods. I recommend their iced lattes, with flavors such as hazelnut, caramel, vanilla, and lavender. The lavender was delicious! Staff is friendly and welcoming. If in the area again, I’d gladly stop by!

Always really great food, had the Torta de Chilaquiles in red sauce, it was tasty but would've liked it more saucy! Great service and great coffee!

La Finca is always fantastic!! As much as I love their coffees, I’m an even bigger fan of the pastries. Cindy was very patient to help us pick delicious options. My son enjoyed his Nutella pastry and cold brew. But bischocho + cortado is the winner! Sweet wedding cookie to start my morning…yes, please!

Our coffee was delicious! We have been here before and food is always fresh. Today Pastry was stale. We told the server about it and he nicely & quickly resolved the issue. We enjoyed the friendly staff! The zucchini muffin was awesome!! Came back again for more! Had these delicious red chilaquiles! I had the option of green or red sauce. The red is a great choice with a little spicy touch. I will be back again! The service is awesome! Very friendly and helpful staff!

I thought it was weird that all small booth tables were blocked off even though the place was almost empty. They said some were ‘reserved for three more people,’ but later I saw groups of just two sitting there. The food was okay except the bread tasted low quality and the Americano just tasted like plain brewed coffee.

love this place for fresh food alternative breakfast Frisco they have Amazing Bakery Goods as well as tea Staff and Owner so nice

La Finca Coffee & Bakery is a quiet, aesthetic spot with a cozy vibe and great service. The breakfast menu is solid, and the bakery case looked full of fresh, homemade goodies. There's outdoor seating but parking situation is not great.

The coffee is AMAZING!! I always order the juevos ranchero plate with refried black beans. It's by far the BEST I have ever had !! The owner is so friendly. The atmosphere is relaxing.

We started with the guava empanada and the cinnamon role. The taste for both was great, but the breading for both was dry. The service was nice but slow, and we didn't get our coffee until halfway through our visit. Similarly, the food we ordered was good, but not anything crazy delicious. I really enjoyed the coffee, but I was expecting more from the food because it looks so tasty in the pics!

Cute little spot in downtown Frisco. We enjoyed our brunch there. They have a limited menu but there are pastries to choose from as well at the front. The London fog was refreshing and well made.

Accidentally came in before they were about to close. (New winter hours) But they were very nice and welcoming and let us still grab a coffee to go. This shop is big and bright lighting. It was quiet and great for a place to come to study or hang out while you drink coffee. I didn't try any food, next I will. The menu looked really good. As well as the pastries! The mini carrot cake! I need to try next time. I ordered an iced flat white and my husband got an americano. The smell of their espresso smells amazing. Both our coffees were 10/10 Will be back!

Sooo good! We had several different dishes and they were all tasty! Cafe de olla was spot on as well. Highly recommend!

2024 Yelp 100 Challenge - #26 June 7, 2024 Order Iced Caramel Macchiato with Oat Milk & Black Coffee Two Breakfast Sandwiches with Sausage & Cheese on Croissant Bread Coffee was delicious however the breakfast sandwich wasn't my favorite. On my next visit I will opt for a sweet treat item as they are plentiful and have many options. Menu Items Breakfast - Pancakes - French Toast - Breakfast Sandwich - Burritos - Omelettes Bakery Items - Cinnamon Rolls - Individual Cakes - Empandas - Butter Cakes - Muffins/scones - Cookies Service was speedy with a cozy work ambiance.

La Finca is a great little hidden gem, though always busy, so I guess it's not that hidden. Great coffee, well prepared, aesthetically pleasing drinks. Food is pretty good, some of the empanadas are amazing, others just okay. Chilaquiles is good as well.

Wonderful spot for either a chill and quick brunch and coffee situation, or if you're hoping to get some work done while having a snack. Great location in the heart of downtown Frisco. Really friendly staff, GREAT chilaquiles, and convenient parking in the garage

La Finca was good but nothing special, it was just an overpriced avocado toast at the end of the day. I think the bread could've been better (like if they had it on ciabatta or focaccia) so that it could've been more flavorful. The chai was good, creamy and sweet but only comes in the big size. Not pictured but pumpkin scone was really yummy! It gets busy and there's not a ton of seating, so definitely go earlier in the morning. The service is VERYYY SLOW so don't be in a rush when you go

It is such a good spot--from the friendly service to the flavorful food, La Finca is an excellent staple in downtown Frisco. I will definitely be back soon to try other items on the menu.

My mother and I were given menus and were not acknowledged for 20 minutes. They did not even get our drink order. A party and table of two that had come in after us were getting served drinks. Don't want to make this a race thing because I'm hoping humanity is better than that but the people getting served while my mother and I were getting ignored were white. Very sad to be treated this way when my mother and I were having a wonderful morning prior to coming here. With that being said, I would not recommend this place!

Pretty busy on a Friday at noon- we wanted a table but ended up getting our coffee to go. They have self seating. Coffee was pretty good!

Great experience. Honestly, been on a coffee quest to try all the coffee in my area and more. Came to this spot for a cup of Joe but left with so much experience. Our server went over and beyond and created a great experience, gave us a lowdown of where the coffee came from and explanation on the flavors. Really cool spot actually, they make everything in house, pastries are made fresh daily, coffees are grounded in house as well. We ordered the drip coffee, the slow bar (there are different types to choose from), and we orders a cinnamon roll. The server gave us a pastry on the house for our cinnamon roll being made fresh and taking longer to come out. This spot is great for small or large parties or spot for studies/business/meetings. Check it out! Till then, let's sip!

I waited so long with my dad outside as they struggled to make me a cortado. They apparently made it multiple times and told me "they had a new barista" and I was ok to wait for a good cup of coffee. What I drive away with was dirty water unfortunately. Don't think I can go back for coffee anymore sadly

I wish I knew about this place before! Only tough thing is you need to find covered parking space. Such a cute cafe and there is a wonderful variety of pastries. There are items for those with gluten-free diet. I was able to get breakfast tacos with corn tortilla. They were finger licking good. I got the green salsa, man it was the perfect touch. I got a chai latte and they have other milk options! I loved sitting there and doing a little work while I was eating my breakfast. The only thing is that someone kept asking me for my tray/plate when I hadn't even started eating yet. (Sorry, lost a star for that). Other than that, fabulous place!

Fabulous finds at La Finca. Great variety for a bite or a sip or a sweet treat. Go check them out. Everyone was kind and patient as we looked over the menu. We Loved our choices. Large portions and very satisfied!

This place has great chilaquiles! Loved the flavor, I would only suggest to serve them HOT HOT! Therms also have a bakery inside , very cozy. I would definitely come back to try some other items! Service was also very attentive !

Great food and great quality, coffee service very very slow. First time here and came because a friend of mine was raving about this place. Ordered Good Morning bowl for my son and I while my other son had chocolate chip pancakes. Wife got a veggie omelette. All were great. Food was great but we weee done eating and basically thought they had forgotten our drinks. I asked and she said no they had not forgotten, she was still waiting for them. So we talked since we were done eating already and 5-10 minutes later the latte and iced coffee came out. They tasted good as well but geez it really took forever to get them and honestly they weren't that busy. Saw managers in the back on their computers, would have been nice to get the drinks with our meals.

Buenos dias! Top of the morning! Rise and shine and let's get this bread! La finca, a staple of the Frisco community brings you an authentic Hispanic breakfast experience. Upon entering you're greeted with a small coffee roaster operation. They roast their beans fresh daily and MMM it sure does smell good! The vibe is cozy and casual. There is lots of seating on the inside and patio. On the right side of the store is self serve ordering. If it's your first time, I recommend looking at the menu ahead of time or sitting down at one of their tables to decide. Sometimes with these self serve ordering models I just panic to decide what I want as the line grows longer, beads of sweat dripping down, sweaty palms, hyperventilating... yeah save yourself and decide what you want ahead of time. I ordered a vanilla latte with oat milk and the La Finca omelette. It was super delish. Last I heard they were making a secret speakeasy! Apparently if you bock like a chicken 3 times after you order the cashier will give you special access to the rooftop!

Delicious coffee and hot chocolate. They have a variety of menu items. I recommend their avocado toast and chilaquiles. The inside is pretty spacious. Service was fast and friendly. I will be back!

First visit. I sampled cold brew and pumpkin empanada. Coffee was great. Well "brewed". Empanada fresh and warm. Tasty. My friend had the limeade. We were impressed that it was fresh squeezed limes. Will return again. Ambiance perfect for a coffee house. Even seating outside for cool mornings.

The food is great! Very authentic Mexican breakfast items and coffee. The service was great. Very nice waiters and they new their menu. Very nice and clean little restaurant. They just need to add high chairs for babies. Other than that loved it. Will go back next time I'm in frisco during morning hours.

The food and coffee are so delicious! We come here after our morning runs in the park nearby.

Great coffee and food. Simple menu with clean ingredients! Come back again and again when in town!

OMG!! This place....WOW. They put an Aztec warrior in the coffee. The chorizo, egg and bean burrito was big enough that one was totally enough. Well priced for the amount you get. The coffee was very flavorful. I got a Mocha Latte. 12oz. Soo good!! Seriously, I'm coming back tomorrow. I give it 10

Second time visiting, won't be my last. Coffee was on point pastries are divine. A very quaint place. Just the drive down the street you pass three other coffee shops. WhT makes this place different? It is off and on the main road. Outside seating where you're guaranteed you won't taste traffic exhaust when you sip your espresso. You can see them making the coffee!!! The seating on the inside is exceptional. It is set up to be intimate and open at the same time. Now, you will possibly pay more than the three other coffee shops. You get what you pay for. So, if you enjoy a spot on the Main Street, where you can share conversations, a latte and a delicious omelette this is your new place. See you Sunday.

Food is always good They roast green bean from all over the world... today I am drinking a bean from Mexico They make their own bread The red onion is pickled with scotch bonnet peppers ... hot

Nearly $10 for a coffee. A latte, with almond milk (extra), and flavor (extra), will run you around $9. I was flabbergasted. When did we allow coffee prices to get this point? To make things worse, they force you into 'table service' if you're drinking it there, so then you have to tip. That $10 coffee is now $15. For reference, $10 will get you a Chipotle Burrito, or a Jersey Mikes foot long sub, or even a full meal from Chick Fil A. The beautiful thing about capitalism is that everyone has the right to spend their hard earned money, but come on, this much for some mediocre coffee and milk? I remember when this place first opened in Frisco it seemed like a humble, unique coffee house, with reasonable pricing. It seems the money has gotten to their heads and they are just like the rest.

I have been wanting to try this restaurant for awhile although had been deterred due to parking options. There isn't a lot of street level parking and the the parking garage is odd - very tight parking near cement poles; to get to the second level, you must drive out of the parking garage and drive up a ramp. Enough about the parking...the food! My meal was absolutely delicious! I had the Chiaquiles with red sauce and a sunny side up egg. The flavors were amazing and I can wait to come back again. The staff was very friendly and helpful with navigating the menu and making recommendations. The restaurant is pretty small although efficient use is made of the tabes with community tables and requesting 3+ people use booths.

Have been frequent visitor to Frisco location on Main St. They have the best coffee beans & will grind it for you. Such awesome flavors to choose from & roasted onsite. The new Prosper location @ Coit/380 is a winner too. Large crowds & same rich sumptuous aroma, service & decor. Great place to view emails, chat or dine. Lovely breakfast & lunch options. So make that first visit, you will keep coming back!!

Fresh sandwiches prepared to taste. Breakfast and lunch. Good coffee. Great ambiance. Too bad they close early

My favorite place in frisco to get coffee! I always get the white chocolate shakerato or the latte! Also got the chorizo burrito and it's huge for 5 bucks so you are getting your moneys worth!!!

A breakfast place which has both craft coffee and chilaquiles is not even something that I expected to exist but I was delighted to have found it! We tried the following: Chilaquiles with red sauce Latte "Divorced" eggs: my son liked the green sauce more than the red Eggs, potatoes, bacon plate All items ranged around 4 stars. I really wished poached eggs were an option. Ambience is industrial meets hipster. A lot of grays and greens and natural light. I like it.

Cute place! They offer breakfast all day and a variety of in-house made baked goods. Definitely would recommend. Place is on the small side so you run out of places to sit pretty easily. During busy times you will need to just stand there and look awkward or stare at people til they leave. Which is what I did today. (The standing around looking awkwardly part). And sitting outside this time of year in 40° is not happening. Lol! 3 stars because my $9 latte was served luke warm. The do-over came back just as pretty but still not even close to hot. 2 other friends joined and his $6 hazelnut was also luke warm. The Americano decaf was bitter. Ordered a $13 chilaquiles plate to share and guess what? Delicious but served cold. Maybe serving hot food on very cold plates is cooling things down too quickly was the issue. Didn't want to say anything as we already said something about the drink. Not sure what was going on today with all the cold coffees and food...I'd like to come back (i think) but pretty disappointed. Considering I spent $25 for cold coffee and the food. The other 2 guests spent $15 on their coffees with tip.

Super cute coffee/breakfast place. They definitely need more seating because this place is quite popular. I love the inside decor and vibe. Nice sized menu with coffee, baked goods and food. My friends and I ordered a few different things. The red velvet cake... which honestly was super dry. The dulce de leche empanadas, which was okay. The quesabirras special, which was tasty and with a hefty portion, a slow pour coffee and chai lattes. The drinks were great! I'd come again to try different food items, not the bakery per se. Great staff; nice little place.

This is my second time trying their coffee. The first time, I ordered a cortado, and the second time, an iced latte. I didn't enjoy either drink, as the espresso was not brewed well. This cafe seems to be all about their coffee beans as they are coffee roasters, but the baristas need to be trained to make their espresso drinks.

I'm a big coffee drinker, and was happy to find a local place that roasts their beans in-house. Both the latte and cortado were delicious, and I enjoyed learning about their beans and roasts from the friendly barista. Food was really delicious, and I love that everything is from scratch, and you can taste the freshness. Service was great, but for some reason, apart from the barista, none of the employees looked happy to be there. They were all nice and very prompt, but just unhappy. The restaurant wasn't very busy, and it was nice to be able to get breakfast without a wait in this area. My only gripe is the price. The food was good, fresh and simple, but the portions were small for the price. We usually share a plate at other breakfast places, but at this place one plate is one serving. For three breakfasts, three pastries, two hot chocolates, and two coffees with tax and tip was around $75. There were three people in my group.

First time coming to La Finca, usually go to Summer Moon, the atmosphere is great and everyone is so friendly. They have plenty of space for individuals working by themselves and reserved spots for larger groups- even a community table. A great variety of food and loved the visuals of the differences between lattes, espressos, etc. I got the "Good Morning" bowl, I think that's what it's called with a side of bacon. Both very good. Definitely want to come back and WFH here.

The empanadas are good, they sold out of the savory ones but we got two sweet, one pineapple and one cream cheese, both were fantastic but my favorite was the cream cheese. We also ordered two coffees a hot latte and an iced latte with oat-milk and brown sugar syrup. It was a great little space that would be great for catching up with friends or getting some work done. Also the service was quick and in we in and out fast with our order togo!

Came here on a weekday in the morning, and this place had a decent crowd. Service was fast and friendly. Music was a bit loud, and there were many people talking. The restaurant itself looks very prettily decorated. I had a chai latte and an empanada, which are decent, but I would say the star dish might be the French toast.

A neighborhood coffee shop that roasts global coffees beans onsite, serving up coffee, pastries, and meals with fresh ingredients. Set in a mixed use office building, Frisco has recently added a number of new restaurants that are serving of Morning Joe, but La Finca stands out with the bold Latin flavors mixed with local ingredients to make a distinctive niche in a competitive landscape. From meat carnivores to plant based vegan meals there is something for everyone. The choice of milk and flavors is abundant and international list of coffee grounds is perfect for the selective coffee drinkers, but simple enough for new coffee explorers. If you discover a favorite, purchase a bag of beans $20 to enjoy at home. Service is simple. Just walk up to the counter. Be greeted by helpful staff. The display case is filled with a variety of pastries. The menu serves up breakfast and lunch, bread is baked fresh, I've tried from several choices of Avocado & the house Toast to Omelettes, Molletts and Chiquillas. The setting is industrial with a backdrop with personal pictures sprinkled along its walls and relaxing music playing overhead, of course free wifi. Seatings is comfortable with choice of booths and covered patio seating, framed by newly added vegetable boxes with planted ingredients I'm sure will be served up in the kitchen. I have enjoyed this spot several times and now is one of my favorite spots to relax and enjoy coffee, food and people watching. Safety.Healthy. It's Patio season!

I only got tea here, but the atmosphere and customer service was fantastic!! It's a nice big, open space for getting work done. Secret find in Frisco.

It's an okay place. I would probably not be back as the food portion sizes are rather small and prices are really high compared to other breakfast/brunch places. I'm not a big fan of self serve system in a restaurant yet they still suggest a tip when you order up front. Regular dip coffee was $4 for a small cup of coffee. I served my own water. We bought some empanadas and a muffin to try at home but below was how much we paid. I'm Mexican so the mexican/latin twist does not work for me being that I have experienced legit Fincas in MX. I understand this is just my personal view. Wish this business much success but I'm not a repeat customer unless those empanadas are out of this world when I try them at home.

Highway robbery at its best. Everything is a la carte $32 for coffee, eggs ,and tortillas. Poor service. Makes one feel like it's a privilege to be there.

Update 03/07/21 This place is Friscos, little gem of a coffee shop and for food as well, while the menu is limited, the selection is spot on! Had this visit, chilaquiles, and tried one burrito, burrito are regular size, but really stuffed well, chilaquiles, were very tasty. You really need to try this place out, coffee is out of this world.

Fantastic new restaraunt in Main Street in Frisco. The coffee was robust and there was plenty of breakfast options. I ordered the eggs, potatoes, and bacon. The serving size and price wad perfect. The outside patio us perfect for bringing your dog and chilling out. I highly recommend going to this place.

I finally made it to thos location. What a cute place for a day time date or having coffee alone. The coffee itself was so good. I did get a cream cheese empanda and a Chipotle chicken sandwich from there. Both were so good. Definitely coming back here soon.