This was a great panaderia with many many selections or delicious breads! They even had tres leches…read morecake, which clearly had a little alcohol, but t was good! The lady behind the counter was nice and helpful. There were no restrooms and some flies were buzzing around. Overall it was a great place to get some pan dulce for your milk or coffee in the morning!

Great spot for cappuccino & macchiato with an amazing flaky croissant. No better French pastry…read moreoutside of Paris!!

Based on a recommendation from a friend who knows we love good sourdough, we decided to stop by for…read morelunch. While we found the expected outstanding sourdough, we were overwhelmed with the variety of sandwiches (including several panini), beverages, cheeses, and pastries available. We had the roast beef, pesto, and cheddar sandwich, and the aubergine and sauerkraut panino, and both were truly outstanding. We also came away with several bags of delicious cookies, and a loaf of Upland sourdough. Based on my husband's feedback, the espresso mocha was excellent, and I was thrilled to find great quality, locally brewed, ginger beer. All in all, between the food and the exceptional service, it was a wonderful lunch, and one that ensured we would become regulars. We can't wait to return to try something else!

This place is amazing. Fresh baked bread , excellent sandwiches and very good coffee. Got the Brie…read moreand Jambon sandwich , it was 55 pesos. Under $3 , this would be $10 at least in the states. Great casual breakfast lunch place. Very clean and modern.

This is the best bakery ever! They make all their pasties…read morefrom scratch and they are all to die for! They use Rompope in many of their desserts. My favorite is the jelly roll they call it something like "boy wrapped." It is to die for good. Second favorite is their vanilla empanada. Definitely check them out!

Everything was delicious, especially the coffee and pastries. I'd definitely recommend this place…read moreif you're ever in the area. The only reason I gave it four stars is because of a small issue with our order. My mom ordered a matcha and asked the server if it would be too sweet, since she doesn't like sweet drinks. She was warned ahead of time that it might be sweet but decided to try it anyway. After tasting it, she asked to switch it for something else. When the check arrived, we noticed we were charged for both drinks. Just an FYI for other visitors, we didn't realize that in many parts of Mexico, you may still be charged even if you switch an item. Aside from that, it was a lovely experience.

If you ever come to Ciudad Guzman in the Mexican state of Jalisco, do your self a favor and come to…read morethis tiny little bakery and cafeteria right in the heart of the city (in los portales). It is one of the most traditional places in town and for several good reasons: the food and drinks are excellent, the service is friendly and fast, and the prices are reasonable.

Our hotel recommended Tito's in San Patricio at the end of the crescent beach. The restaurant is so…read morelovely and you can sit inside or out on the beach. The servers speak English and are very helpful and friendly. The food was delicious. I had shrimp fajitas. There were many cold beers to choose from and the pina coladas were very generous. We could watch the ocean and the seastacks from our table. The perfect place for our 11 year anniversary! We highly recommend when in the area.

This place is a gem good service good food. Very clean and…read morefollow all Covid19 procedures.