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About

La Sombra del Sabino is a book store, located at 45 Revolucion, Barrio de San José, Santo Domingo, 62520 Tepoztlán, Mor., Mexico. They can be contacted via phone at +52 739 395 0369, visit their website www.lasombradelsabino.com.mx for more detailed information.

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45 Revolucion, Barrio de San José, Santo Domingo, 62520 Tepoztlán, Mor.
Added by Jopie, at 11 January 2011

Opening Hours

  • Monday Closed
  • Tuesday Closed
  • Wednesday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Thursday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Friday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Saturday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Sunday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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8 Reviews

  • Paul Feldman
    30 December 2017

    Great laidback bookstore and cafe. Delicious food.

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  • Alexander Eaton
    01 July 2017

    Love this spot for breakfast or lunch or just a coffee while in Tepoz!

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  • Adrian Carbajal
    30 June 2017

    Excelent restaurant in Tepoztlan. Delicious food. Amazing views and garden. Great for anyone including families with children.

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  • Diego Garcia
    04 April 2017

    fantastic place to have breakfast and lunch

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  • Larry Prater
    24 January 2017

    A beautiful place to eat in Tepoztlan, great views, great food, great staff and owner, free wi-fi.

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  • Andrew Michael Nolan
    30 December 2016

    Great place.

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  • Arbutus Black
    29 February 2012

    Wonderful food with friendly and helpful people. Bookstore carries books and magazines in English. Two bright and colourful children's rooms with books and toys for sale. he garden offers several place to sit, from cozy groves to the comfortable and airy patio. Chances are excellent you will hear other languages such English, French or Italian, as this place is owned by a trio of intelligent, strong and cultured women from other lands. A good place to connect with local expats. WiFi and one electric outlet on the patio if your iPad or tablet charge is way down. Organic food and handicrafts market once a week. Home to the annual Canada-Mexico Literary Festival, which occurs in the garden and at the Casa de la Cultura, the Ex-Convent and La Torbina Art Gallery each February. $$

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  • A Google User
    18 January 2011

    Good sandwiches, especially the grilled tuna. Service can be a bit slow and disorganized if they are busy. Garden has good mountain view and nice plants. Bookstore has reasonably interesting selection and bilingual. A great place to meet local expatriates from all over the world.

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