Definitely bring your hiking boots, and your GPS enabled phone when you come to look for this…read moreplace. It took me a good 20 minutes to get here, walking through several dirt paths, bit I did finally find it. The dirt paths are a part of Zipolite, and I would suggest for you to try them out. There are actually quite a few hotels and cafes down this way. I ordered the nuevos Mexicanas which I closed refried beans and rice. The breakfast package also I closed a small coffee and fruit dish, as well as, the everyday tortillas. There was one Server working the entire restaurant and she did the best that she could. The jie is Mexicanas and refried beans were money, however the coffee was somewhat cold. I needed to request that it be reheated. The actual ambiance is what makes this place, set right in the middle of the beach jungle. Just fantastic!

Amazing place!! Great food! Attentive service. Peaceful music. Fresh ingredients. Must go!read more

The absolute rudest owner I have ever encountered. We asked PRIOR to sitting if it was alright for…read moreus to bring our coffees in and got the ok. The cafe owner (who only shares the space) proceeded to berate us, curse us out, and had the audacity to tell us that we were being rude. When I politely offered for us to put our drinks away, he said that it didn't matter because we were already being disrespectful (after cursing us out). He then proceeded to horribly yell at the very kind waitress who had taken our order. Come to find out, he only profits if we order his watered down coffee (I would know, I had to force myself to finish his overpriced latte the first time I came here). I've been coming to Puerto Escondido all of my life to visit family and have never had an experience like this in my life. We pride ourselves on being kind and hospitable, so it's unfortunate but unsurprising that a white gentrifier who has come to profit off of Puerto's natural beauty would stray from this norm. It deeply saddens me to see such a beautiful place plagued by disrespectful, entitled leeches like this man. Although I hope he reevaluates the way he treats others, I know his inflated sense of ego won't let him. The best I can do is to warn potential patrons of his shitty coffee and bad attitude. Please support local-owned businesses instead of this bitter white old man.

Genuinly the worst service I received while on this vacation. Made the experience so unpleasant…read morethat we left and cancelled our order. The owner was so incredible rude and disrespectful, in addition to the coffee we had the prior day being truly disgusting. The owner threw out curse words and disrespectful remarks (asked us what world we were from) just because we brought a coffee from another place. Craziest part is, we were sitting at the neighboring papi bowls, not even cafe choc, so for the owner to disrespect us at a different restaurant just for sitting near his was beyond unbelievable. I would never recommend this to anybody

El Cafecito came highly recommended by some relatives, and the food definitely lived up to the…read morehype. When we arrived, there was a long line outside. We were a family of four, but it moved quickly and our wait was under 30 minutes. While waiting, they brought out complimentary bread with butter and a flavorful hot sauce, which was a nice touch. For my meal, I ordered the enchiladas suizas, which came with beans and chips. They were filling and really satisfying. We also ordered the French toast to share, it comes with four slices, and the bread is incredible. Definitely not your typical French toast. The juices are all fresh. Definitely try one out. Service was great overall. Our waitress was friendly and took the time to explain what came with each dish. The space itself is fairly large, but it does get crowded, so expect a lively atmosphere.

Enjoyed a wonderful dinner here of fish and shrimp. Everything was fresh and tasty. If you want…read moreto amp up the flavor a salsa was provided to add the heat. We got there just before 5 and there was a line waiting to get in.

I have to say I didnt expect to have one my best pizzas in Mazunté, but they earned it…read more Panaderia Italiana is a small lil bread shop that makes pizzas, tortas all homemade and the bread is super soft. Each pizzas for only 25-50 pesos! ($1.33-$2.66). Definitely worth getting away from Chicago's bitter winter for lol!

I had the fish tacos, 60 pesos and my boyfriend had their marlin tacos 60 pesos. It was ok. Not the…read morebest tacos, i was full but not satisfied. However, they do have bowls thay look interesting. I wpuld recommend to go with a bowl, since the tacos are bland. 2 corn tortillas, a load of cabbage, lots of cream, and dices of tomatoes/raw onion .... i had to put a lot of salsa, lime and pickled onions to make it better.

Great coffee, great fish tacos, good wifi (super hard to find here!) and nice, chilled vibe.read more