This is the place to go if you want the tastiest machaca chilaquiles. Don't let the tough…read moresurroundings drive you away. We were a group of 8 people who were greeted, ate, and served timely. Second-best feature: the pastry.

Regular chilaquiles with red sauce and corn tortillas. Kekis tambien .. excellent. Just using this…read moreto remember my order for next time lol

This place exceeded our expectations…read more We stopped by for breakfast. My latte was perfect, the chorizo hash was good, my husband said his eggs Benedict was the best he's had, and the carrot cake was great. Our server was very pleasant and fluent in English. The desserts and pastries on display all looked amazing! I wish we would have found this place earlier in the trip so we could try more of them! We had tried to find it a couple of days prior, but it wasn't where Google mapped us. We later found it five blocks or so down the road. Just look for the address.

We were just visiting and it totally surprised us. As tourists, we were walking around and we're…read moreabout to go inside the bakery across the street to get a drink and pastries until an older lady (American) walked by. She seemed very experienced with the area and recommended that we go into Allegro for coffee/cakes, etc. We took her words for it. Great idea. Allegro didn't look highly decorated or fancy from the outside, but when you walk into the dark cafe room, it's actually more spacious than it appears. Plenty of available tables & chairs! Staff was friendly and they understand & speak English. Very great customer service at the counter. Good coffee & latte. We tried the carrot cake and banana cream pie. Very portions and delicious. Yes, this dark interior place with nothing fancy outside turned out to be a very relaxing stop with very clean restrooms. They had pretty much everything you would find at a local cafe. It reminded me of a mini Starbucks type place, but this one is better and more quiet. Low foot traffic. Plenty to choose from! They do serve main dishes: breakfast/lunch, etc. We will likely come back again in the future. Absolutely tourism friendly with great staffs working at the front counter.

Here's the deal, if you're visiting on a cruise ship or staying at a local resort get into the…read moreheart of Centro, old town Mazatlan and have a meal at Totem. Totem's menu is clever, flavorful and will offer a new twist to old favorites. The chilaquiles omelette and Taro Latte were two of the new favorites.

I fell in love with this place by simply just walking by it and peeking inside. It is a gorgeous…read morerestaurant that on the first floor has a brick oven for their house pizzas, on the second floor they have their own baker for their bread & pastries and on the top floor there is a beautiful rooftop with city's skyline. The place is beautifully decorated with comfortable coaches, pillows and plants. I only ordered beverages - decaffeinated coffee w coconut milk and their lemonades but they have so many items to choose from. The lemonade was not only beautifully presents but also delicious. The decaffeinated coffee tasted very watered down, but the ambiance of this place made it up. CC accepted.

Todo estuvo delicioso , recién hecho sus tortillas de Maseca exquisitas de verdad regresaría la…read morepersona que nos atendió muy amable... le doy 5 estrellas por la calidad de comida y el servicio y sin duda el sazón que tienen .. excelente comida!!

Buffet style oprion very cozy and super friendly staff. Food is good. Quiet and quaint. Has a warm…read morefeeling when you dine there.

¡Este lugar estuvo increíble! De hecho terminamos regresando para desayunar ahí otra vez antes de…read moreirnos. Los chilaquiles fueron de los mejores que he probado, pero la estrella del lugar fue su pay de queso con manzana. ¡Casi muero! Quería llevarme uno entero a casa. El personal es maravilloso y el ambiente no es turístico, es muy local. Hasta los dueños pasaron a saludarnos. ¡Es un lugar que tienen que probar!

We came to try this restaurant during our port stop. The food had a nice flavor but the portions…read moreare small for the price. They don't have a kids menu, so we ended up paying $36 for 1 adult and 2 kids. Not really what I was expecting! The service was great and the music playing in the background was also a nice touch.

This place was fantastic. We stopped in for lunch while in Mazatlan on a cruise stop. Walked the…read moreblue line to the city - only 15-20 minutes from the port - and although it was packed, we were able to easily get a table as soon as we walked in. Bakery area was full of tasty treats. Huge menu - wife ordered shrimp and I had the Machaca with scrambled eggs, bacon, and the biggest corn tamale I've ever seen, which was covered with cheese and jalapeños. Chips and a trio of salsas and an excellent cheese sauce came with our meals. Everything was delicious!

Extensive menu options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Tasty food and pastries. The place is a…read morelocal favorite and prices are affordable mostly. The service is good and the ambience is nice. Sometimes there's a wait for seating and service is slower but not terrible when the place is crowded. The inside is air conditioned and clean.

This is a 5 star restaurant for me. Great food, service, ambience, drinks and good air…read moreconditioning. Eight of us were all happy with everything. Filet mignon, pasta with calamari, mussels, pork chops, crème brûlée, coffee, creative cocktails, and good wine. Thank you yelpers for helping me find this wonderful restaurant. I doubt you will be disappointed.

I love coming to Mazatlan and trying different restaurants. Hector's is small intimate restaurant…read morewith amazing service. We had reservations so we were seated right away and our drink orders were brought to us straight away. The manager came and introduced himself while we were there too. I live to see that. I ordered the saffron risotto with pork shank and I loved it. My husband had to the pork chop and it was sooo undercooked. As a rule, when he sends something back, he won't try anything else. He was disappointed but at least he had the mussels as an appetizer. We were with a big group and that was the only meal that was under done so try something else if you go there. This is very close to the Plaza Machado so enjoy walking the area when you're here. I recommend if you're traveling abroad and want something different from resort / hotel food.

This place is so much charm. It's beautiful inside. We are here during Christmas so it's decorated…read morefor Christmas and looks so lovely. They have a large menu with a lot of options. We came for brunch on Sunday. For a number of items you can get a half order. The servings are large. I had the Siberia half order. It was a waffle, an egg fried with bacon and some maple syrup. Another one of us had a Hungarian omelet and the other one had the Andalucia full order waffle which was banana, Nutella and Philly cheese. The items are all named after counties. The menu is a passport. It's really quite adorable.

This is a cute breakfast spot especially since its right across the street from our family home…read more Coffee is delicious. Variety of breakfast and natural juices.

Fantastic food. Fresh, homemade, warm tortillas…read more Great food. Great atmosphere! Wonderful service Amazing music / vinyl selection. A must!!

Great location in the old town, you can sit at a table on the street corner and watch everyone…read moregoing by, or sit inside and watch wrestling or whatever they have on the tv. Excellent vegetarian options here, in a separate menu section. I recommend the beet tacos! I think they're actually vegan. The black beans here unfortunately have lard. Affordable prices, and they offer filtered tap water. Full bar with plenty of cocktails as well as wine, beer, etc. English language books on the tables, and free WiFi (just ask for the password). Sweet multilingual waitstaff. The hours here are wrong, they're open for dinner as well :)

Great bakery. I need to eat gluten free and their corn bread is wonderful. My friends who can eat…read moregluten really like their bread and other products. Ruben, the baker and his staff is also very friendly and helpful. Be sure to come early in the day to get what you want. Note, they are cash only.

Best pan in Mazatlan! Pun intended! As soon as you are near this place you can smell the…read moredeliciousness. They have a great variety of Pan Dulce and breads. Got some biscuits and coffee they were delicious. Kinda regret only going there once but if you are in MZT this is a must stop for sure!