You could say that the busiest coffee shop in the Mexican town of Tulum is Ki'Bok. From afar, well, right, 5 meters then, you see all the people standing at the bar with their coffee. It seems very full. Seems. Look further than your nose and you will soon see a small restaurant that belongs to Ki'Bok, plus a courtyard. And you must have that. That jungle garden. It's fantastic there. Between the banana trees and other such plants (which we cannot name), you drink the tastiest coffee and eat a really good breakfast. Such as French toast, fresh fruit with yogurt (not the other way around, the yogurt is sprinkled over the fruit with some nuts, nomnom), rancher eggs and other savories. Coffee to go is of course also available. Extra nice: the coffee costs absolutely nothing. Well, almost nothing. And, as with many Tulum spots, Ki'Bok also has two rooms for rent. A micro hotel as they say. If you decide to sleep there, you realize that there may be some nuisance from the street, but, and this is special in Tulum, the micro hotel is very affordable (65 dollars per night). Then you accept that sound into the bargain. Ki'Bok