A cute little coffee shop that sits on a corner street a block away from the town square…read more This place reminded us of something we would see in the US, rather than a Mexican coffee shop (basically they cater to visitors). The staff were very friendly, however when we got ready to pay, the waitress mentioned cash only, however as we got up to leave we saw another table with a larger group of people paying with a card. Small complaint, however something that should have been mentioned prior to us ordering. The food was good, the coffee was one of the best we had during our visit.

Pinole ancestral coffee is amazing !! Friendly helpful owner and staff, relaxing atmosphere and…read morevibe and delicious coffee - my new favorite !!!

Cute little cafe inside the main reception area. Staff is friendly and very fast with orders. At…read moreleast 10 people in line when we went and waited no more than 5 minutes.

Loved this coffee shop! Only available at the Excellence Riveria resort, outside customers are not…read morepermitted. Get your teas, americanos, Frappuccinos, cappuccinos, lattes, on ice or anyway you like it! Baristas are helpful and will make your coffee anyway you please. Tons of coffee options and flavors to choose from. Some of them include outside of your basics are Nutella, cherry, ginger, ginger mint and avellana. Check out their coffee menu. It's one of the most cultured and diverse coffee menus I've seen. Beats Starbucks any day. I've tried about six different coffees and I loved them all. Not a bad brew to taste! They also have the most delicious pastries! Everyday before we walked the beach we grabbed a coffee and either a croissant or a danish. Very fluffy and fresh! Craving something sweet? Stop by in the morning and get fresh donuts or in the afternoon and evening for cookies, macaroons, cupcakes and sweet cakes. They also have fruit juices, yogurts and other refrigerated treats at all times. Take any or all of it to go! You can also have a seat with a date and enjoy it in house. Small sofa seats and tables to seat yourself or your date.

I always visit Mangata when I'm in Puerto Morelos. Great food and fast friendly service! And the…read morelight and airy atmosphere tops it off. You'll be glad you went.

I've been to Mangata several times now, and it consistently delivers the best breakfast in town…read more The coffee is excellent and the food is always fresh, creative, and beautifully presented. On my last visit, I had the Sicilian breakfast - fresh homemade bread topped with pesto, fried eggs, tomatoes, and prosciutto. Delicious! Prices are fair for the quality of the food - around $500 pesos for two full breakfasts, including coffee and fresh orange juice. Whether you're a local or just passing through, Mangata is absolutely worth a stop.

5: Drink/Tea/Coffee 5: Food…read more 5: Service 5: Ambiance Any place that serves soy milk in their cappuccino and latte (in a foreign country), is already on my good side. That's actually how I found them in May, the last time I was here. Cappuccino was delish while croissant and other baked goods had me coming back for more as well. They do breakfast marvelously, creating some breads and brownies in their own bakery and selling other bakery's dream items as well. All the breads fresh, moist and ready to unravel and shove, oops I meant "put" in your mouth and enjoy: Apple Cinnamon Bread, Triple Chocolate Brownies, Zucchini Bread, Bread, Chocolate Zucchini Loaf, Pecan Brownie Bars, Marbled Slices with Pecan, Honey and Chocolate Bread, Banana Bread, 7 Grains, and Stoneground loafs. Let's not forget, one of my favorites, their croissant. They've got them available with ham or turkey and cheese as well. Or plain and slightly heated up if you like. As I enjoyed breakfast one morning, the dinner menu was displayed to me by one of the owners. A boyfriend and girlfriend own and operate this place, while their daughters help with waiting on the customers. I see Bolognese on the menu! My boyfriend goes crazy for this dish, no matter what country we are in. Like an obedient customer, I returned. Fresh butchered and local beef meatballs atop their penne style pasta was a win for the boyfriend! Score! I ordered the soup of the day, which was called "Carrot Soup", but resembled more Queso/Cheese than carrot. This must have been their French Canadian influence, and I was actually quite fond of it. I also ordered the La Amorcita salad without the bacon. It was sensational! Fresh lettuce, avocado, cranberries, goat cheese, olives, bell peppers, tomatoes and dressing. Delisciousa! I was so happy to have found a healthy meal in such a little remote beach town! Yes! This is obviously, by far one of my favorite places to dine in Puerto Morelos. It is cozy and intimate to dine at, with some of the seating under their red awning and other seats toward the road in the sun. There is a leather couch even to relax and read a book or magazine if you like, while you sip your coffee. You can't miss them with their red awning, two doors down from Hotel Posado Del Moro. Say "Hi" to Sylvia and Miguel if you stop by. Would I return to El Bistro? Oh yes, most definitely! Bon Apetit!

Also closed! Yelp sucks. This place doesn't exist. There is no such place. They are mo longer in…read morebusiness. Since my review was too short I have to make this longer for yelp.

We were not entirely impressed with this place BUT food tastes are completely subjective, and so so…read moremany other people love it, so please don't let my review deter you. It truly is like eating at grandma's house. The decor is vibrant, but the overall vibe is cozy. The service is great, though the seating area did get warm (and we were there in the morning). The food portions are plentiful, and the menu is huge. We just didn't find the food had much flavor to it (which, again, completely subjective). My partner had the chilaquiles (soggy style) which were drowned in a beautifully colored chocolate mole and topped with plenty of tender, shredded chicken. I had the breakfast bagel, which came with lettuce, tomato, and onion, as well as cheese, egg, and bacon (probably why I found the food to be less than seasoned - admittedly it's a simple dish). And, we shared an order or molletes naturales - beans and cheese on a bolillo. Overall the food was good, don't get me wrong, but perhaps due to the nature of the dishes there simply just wasn't enough room for more flavor. I'd return to try their other stuff, because the portions were big, the way the food was cooked was great, and the service was friendly. But in the end, we found it to be just good, nothing mind blowing. Your experience may vary!!!!

Great spot for any kind of food or coffee. We went numerous times and were always happy with our…read morefood.

Cute little Cafe as part of the Ventus El Cid resort…read more There's a wide choice of Tea's and Coffee, 8 Gelato flavors with add your own Sprinkles / Chocolate Chips, a huge table filled with various Breads, Cakes and Pastries plus a Fridge filled with little cups of Grab and Go Yogurt, Fruit and Jello. Plus you can also get a small selection of Sandwhiches. All included in the resort, just everything must be consumed in the outdoor seating area. + All the staff are so friendly! Everywhere!!

This is a great cafe at Ventus. It's open from early morning until late night. You can get coffee…read morehere from great baristas and pastries and gelato. Everyone who worked here was very nice. There were new desserts to try every single day. I found something I loved every day without worry.

ALWAYS A MUST! Their ice cream and non dairy options are amazing, they sell delicious, high…read morequality chocolate bars, and the staff are all SOOOO friendly. On our most recent trip we made a friend who is into street racing and now we have an international connection! They have recently opened a second location (and our friend also told us there is a third, but we have yet to see it). Although this place doesn't offer all the fancy stuff (basic waffle cones, portions, etc.) they are local and that is why we are here... to enjoy local, fresh and small business. PLEASE support this little chain while in the area! My recommendation is the banana con chocolate sorbetto, or the dark chocolate. Of course being a fatty American I would also suggest ordering two scoops... but Hey, I also waited 4 years to get this treat again after trying to re-create it at home with epic failure... so there's that too :)

Their Strawberry ice cream is the best. I think it's gelato because it's not creamy or made with…read moremilk which is better on a really hot and humid day! My Mom has a condo down the street from the factory in La Colonia and we went there too!!!

Stopped here for lunch and it didn't disappoint. The tacos were delicious and fish burrito was one…read moreof the best I've had.

I have been visiting this place every time I visit Puerto and it never disappoints! The food is…read morefantastic and the whole staff is so warm and friendly. All the food is solid, but the shrimp tacos are to die for!

Don't miss this one. It's located above some typical souvenir shops…read more We were there at 5pm which we tought would be prime time, however it was pretty empty and quiet. We had a view of the park across the street. The service level is spectacular. Everyone chips in to make things go smoothly. I couldn't turn around and check things out without a staff member asking if I needed something. Very attentive. The food was cooked to perfection. The soft shell crab tacos are fabulous!! Highly recommended. We used them as an appetizer. The octopus plate was outstanding. It was cooked as they say with love. It was not rubbery or tough. I couldn't finish it but wanted to order one for the road. Give them a try!

Hello, We hope you…read morewould consider giving us another opportunity to visit your restaurant and help make this experience right. We dined with you on May 9 under the name Fairchild. There were three of us, and we visited around 2:00 PM. Unfortunately, our experience was very disappointing. My seafood risotto appeared spoiled and had a hair in it. My husband's tacos made him feel ill after only one bite, and he had to leave for the restroom immediately. His drink was extremely sweet and seemed to contain little or no alcohol. My drink was incorrect, served only half full, and came without a straw or garnish. Service was also lacking. We had difficulty communicating because no one assisting us spoke English. We poured our own water throughout the meal and were never asked whether we wanted refills or additional drinks. To make matters worse, we were celebrating my daughter's birthday that day, and it was completely overlooked despite our mentioning it. We felt so sick and uncomfortable that we wanted to leave immediately. We attempted to communicate our concerns and explain that we were not feeling well, but we were unable to get assistance due to the language barrier. We will be returning to the area in December and hope you will be willing to make this right. We would appreciate hearing how you can address the issues we experienced and restore our confidence in your restaurant. Thank you for your time, and I look forward to your response.