It's a cute cafe with indoor and outdoor seating. It does get busy though. There's a wide selection…read moreof drinks. The food is OK. I haven't had anything super amazing but it's a nice place to drop in for coffee, a quick bite, and wifi. The service is exceptional.

Cute coffee shop, a short walk from the malecon. It's a very trendy spot, so expect prices geared…read moretoward tourists, but it's still worth it to enjoy the ambiance. They did a great job with the design of the cafe, and I really enjoyed the murals they hired local artists to paint. They seem to have created their own brand and sell cute branded items like t-shirts, hats and coffee mugs. They also had a nice selection of Cabo San Lucas themed table books. Service was great, as the waitress was very friendly and came by multiple times to check on me. Coffee was served hot and I got a zucchini muffin which tasted very fresh and moist. I really enjoyed the cream cheese frosting on top as well. Definitely worth a visit while you're in town!

Ricardo is the man! Always happy to serve, goes above and beyond, makes your experience better…read more Ambiance is usually chill and quiet. Stay away from the girl the neck tattoo (mid neck). Tried to charge us for a second hot chocolate because a fly flew into it- she literally saw it fly in because of the fan they have on. Over all, food is good and fairly priced. GO SEE RICARDO

Friends went back a week later to try breakfast & it was garbage & they live in the outback so most…read moreeverything is a step up from what they are used to.This place was not

I will dream about their vanilla iced latte with oat milk every sunny day! Service was also great…read moreand quick.

Ok, but not great. US prices. Two cappucini and a croissant was $10. Tucked away off the main drag…read morewhich is a positive Was hopeful. Come again? Sure; why not....

Brownie and latte were delicious. Service was nice as well. Would definitely recommend if you're in…read morethe area.

Ambiance: 4/5 Service: 5/5…read moreFood: 4.5/5 Overall: 5/5 I came across this cafe / bakery when I was walking and had to check it out! While the inside was super cute I did find that it was way too hot to sit inside since there was no AC, but they did have a few tables set up outside on the sidewalk in the shade! They serve a variety of drinks, pastries, and bread. Everything looked SO good but I was really wanting some bread so I got a baguette for 38 MXN (around $2.50). For the price, I was really impressed! The man who worked there was also lovely so I would love to come back to try other items!

From the owner: Todo lo elaborado en Velvet está hecho desde cero con ingredientes de calidad. Destaca nuestro Red…read moreVelvet con betun de Queso Crema que no tiene comparación. Hacemos pasteles para toda ocasión, Bodas, Mesas de Postres, Quinceñeras.

My favorite bakery here in La Paz. I love conchas in the morning. The hubby and I come to La Paz…read moreoften to go fishing and I like make a stop here on our first day here to get bakery items for the next couple of days. Nothing beats fresh bakery goods for the am drive to our fishing spot. Our kids love the doughnuts, I prefer the conchas with some tea. Hubby likes the bread with ham with jalapeno cream cheese inside (this one is out most expensive item at $13 pesos. The doughnuts are $8 pesos for the ones with just chocolate on top. The doghnuts are HUGE. As big as my hand huge. The conchas are soft and not sweet. They go perfectly jwith a cup of Early Grey. The bakery itself if nice, open, and clean. When you first go in, you get a tray and some tongs on your right side by the register. Please use the tongs to get items from the shelves. Also close the doors to the bins well so that they don't get stale. You then take your tray to the register and pay. She will wrap/bag your items as appropriate and you are on your way. I bought 3 conchas, one cuernito, one doughnut, and one ham with jalapeno bread. Total was $49 pesos.

First time coming here, needed sweet bread for my Chai Latte, unfortunately the bread/quality not…read moregood. Bread was dry no flavor. Needed more flavor and soft. Don't recomend this place.

Great breakfasts, lunch and light dinner. Fantastic coffee and probably some of the best cakes and…read morepastries in La Paz. Service is a bit slow but worth any wait. Indoor and patio seating and a drive through window if you are on the run.

The sandwiches y omelettes are good I like especially the chicken enchiladas it's more like a…read morechicken taquitos but not deep fried however it's very good comes with a side of salad. For breakfast u can get a Americano platter bacon or sausage pancakes eggs and even potatoes inexpensive there's enough food there where you can share it with a friend. Fresh ground Coffee y desserts are very fresh as well and the girls that work here are always happy and fun.

If you are stopping by Todos Santos on your next visit to Cabo San Lucas, please do yourself a…read morefavor and stop by this small but mighty coffee shop. The line may be long when you arrive, but the sweet smells of buttery sugar will keep you convinced to wait for your turn, for your turn will come in a matter of minutes. There's very few seating available and the cafe is fully under the sun, so make sure you are not coming here to have a long chat with your friend. Their coffees are strong and iced lattes are refreshing on a sunny day in Mexico, but the winning item on their menu is clearly the sticky buns. These buns are so doughy and soft and have a generous serving of walnuts; they also are quite sticky as the name suggests from the combination of sugar and butter. I honestly wished they were larger and I am not even generally too much of a fan of desserts. They have scones, hamentashen, and all sorts of other non-Mexican baked goods, which may dissuade you at first from stopping by on your short trip, but honestly, this cafe offers the same quality of a spot you'd find in Manhattan. Keep in mind though, just like its quality, its prices are also akin to cafes in Manhattan.

Food: get the brownie. The carrot cake is good, but the brownie is better…read more Service: slow, just like every other place in Todos Santos. Perhaps this will help me slow down. Ambiance: it's located downtown, so it's easy to get to. The folks who work there are friendly.

Pies that are gourmet and Superb. Best pie I have had since 1972 when my Auntie Amy created her…read morelast fresh peach pie. Pies at Lolita are not too sweet. That's the problem with most people's pies they are too sweet. Emilio creates all his pies with just the right amount of sweetness. The scones are excellent too. The Quiche Lorraine are savory open pastry all unique with wild combinations of ingredients that include spices, vegetables, meats, eggs, and cheeses. Emilio is warm and entertaining. I ride my bicycle over to his adorable Lolita Pie Boutique, have a delicious desert with cup of latte then exercise to burn off the calories from these extraordinary pies with crusts that are made with real butter. "Bon Appetit"!

In a sea of tacorias and seafood places, Emilio stands out for for his pies at the organic farmers…read moremarket, and his pop up dinners. Prepare to be amazed!