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.

Great food, great service, great owners! They always have food and drink specials. Free wifi with…read morepurchase. My spot on weekends!

Cabe here because the place next door, where we intended to eat was packed. This place was empty…read more In fact, I thought it was closed. We ordered the chilaquiles poblano because my wife wanted to compare to yesterday's (next door). We didn't finish yesterday's and after eating the plate here, we left hungry. We were also disappointed that our menu showed panela as part of our dish but they were out. They put some shredded cotija. And no cheese to supplement their being out of panella. We sat in the cafe, which was slightly cooled, but the service (waiter and cooks) are in another room. Food is not bad, overpriced like every restaurant on this street. In a pinch, I guts it will do but they have some strong competition close by with better food, service and at the same prices!

Mary's is our favorite place to eat in Mazatlan. My husband and I go there an embarrassing number…read moreof times during our stays down there. The food is fantastic (cheeseburger & fries, grilled chicken sandwich, pizza...you can't go wrong!) Even better than the food are Mary and her staff, very attentive and super friendly. We highly recommend you check Mary's out!

I am not a beer expert nor am I even a beer drinker, but we stumbled upon Cueva del Diablo while…read morewalking around Mazatlan on foot. The proprietor was busy cleaning the exterior of the place and we asked (in Spanish) if he was open and he answered back in English that yeah, we could come on inside. Sometimes little happenstance discoveries make life the best, and this is one of them. There's a very small brewery room where beer is made right on the premises. It's not the fanciest of operations, but it works. We opted for a sampler of local beers from regions throughout the country. The portion sizes of the sampler were huge. I had a large bottle of water and our total check was less than $6 U.S. The guy also popped fresh popcorn for us as a bar snack. The vibe is really cool, with loud Spanish music and an open (practically outdoor) beer garden feel. Instead of a traditional German look, it felt more like a warehouse with rad graffiti and street art all over. Since it was still early, we were the only folks inside until two older American women wandered in. They came up to the bar where we were quietly enjoying the beer and conversation in Spanish with the man there and loudly yelled out "do you have BELGIAN BEER?!?" No kidding. He was so polite and said no, they only had Mexican beer. The ladies were none to happy with this and said something along the lines of "what kind of brewery doesn't have Belgian beer?" and left. We then all three proceeded to shake our heads, roll our eyes, and poke fun at them. Ridiculing idiots is the universal language that can bring us all together, LOL.

It's tough finding craft beer in Mexico and not being a fan of the standard Mexican lagers, this…read moreposes a problem. But walking down the street one day while exploring Mazatlan, we stumbled across Cueva Del Diablo. This is an amazing open air craft beer bar with some delicious offerings. Pale Ale's, Red's, IPA's etc. This is exactly what I needed and have been searching for all week. Even the locals I asked didn't know about this place. Cueva needs to be put on the map, especially with such good beers on tap. However, their is an apartment right above the brewery that has a patio overlooking the entire establishment. This patio sadly held the most obnoxious POS dog on the planet that was incessantly barking at every patron in this place. It was so obnoxious that it caused us to leave prematurely. So if someone could do away with it that would be great. Mkay.

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.

This place looks super cute, and I bet that outside a pandemic I would enjoy eating there. However,…read morebecause of COVID, I am only eating outdoors, and they unfortunately do not have any outside seating. The place across the street (Belisario) has similar food, and outside seating, and was awesome -- so if you are looking to dine outside, I recommend that. However, we did want to try Allegro, so we decided to do a to-go order. I tried calling in my order over the telephone for us to pick up, but had some language barrier problems. However, they do partner with Uber Eats for delivery (but unfortunately not pickup), so I figured I would just place my order there. We placed a large order for our whole group, for a brunch. Specialty coffee drinks, eggs benedict, omelets, crepes, and a 3-cheese bacon classic breakfast. Unfortunately, Uber failed us -- they couldn't find a driver -- so we just waited, and waited, and waited, while our food got colder. Finally we just went to the restaurant ourselves (it was just down the road, and we actually wanted to pick it up anyway); They got us our food and were very friendly. The food was good, but not great. The hollandaise sauce was a bit bland, so I would skip the benedicts. The specialty coffee was fine but not the best I've had. Probably our favorite was the 3 cheese bacon omelet, which had a lot of flavor. I am not opposed to Allegro -- it looked like a cute interior with lots of pastries, and the staff were friendly. But with Belisario right across the street (whose food was *awesome*, and who had great outside seating and above-expected service), I just cannot recommend going to Allegro.

Been here a few times to get a few drinks. So far the frappe chai was my favorite. The carmelicious…read morewas not good to me. I also tried the banana chocolate frappe , not the best. I notice they have been raising their prices every few months. I have thought about ordering the food but it just seems very overpriced for very basic food. They also have tons of workers there. The place is pretty cool right in front of the water inside and outdoor seating. Parking can be tough.

Only had coffee here but it was great and many options. (No heavy cream for you keto folks but they…read morehave half and half) the ambiance is nice, staff is friendly.

B ordered the Scottish and the Islena. Atmosphere here is awesome. The service is good. The guy…read morepored the beer the correct way. He sacrificed what is in the spout to make sure the best quality comes out. When he poured, he poured at a 45 degree angle. It has the right amount of head to make sure the beer is not flat. The beer in the glass has no small bubbles sticking the glass. Yes the glass was clean before the pour. First time seeing someone pouring beer the correct way as per what I was told in one of my old jobs. B said the beer here are excellent. Especially the Islena. It is like lavender and ice tea combined together. Highly recommend coming here.

Very busy but very friendly and helpful. Good beer. Close to the cruise terminal. No food but…read moregrowlers and crowlers. If you're a beer dude a must stop.

Amazing service and flavor put into one Best filet mignon…read moreand salad with a baked potato Not sure why it has 4.4 stars when it needs to be 5

This place was SO GOOD! Everything HIT! Margarita- Solid…read moremargarita! Great flavor! Piña Colada- So creamy and good! My husband doesn't drink much and he had 2! Beef empanadas- Flaky and great flavor! Combo with ribs, Parmesan chicken, and steak- All the meats were great but the steak!!! So tender and flavorful! Didn't try the sides. Fettuccine Alfredo with chicken- I was scared to order this because do they really know how to make Alfredo sauce in Mexico?! They do here!!! So yummy and plenty of sauce. The chicken was tender, juicy, and flavorful! Are y'all seeing a trend here? Everything had great flavor! Side note: Our waiter spoke great English and we didn't have any language barriers. Just tried the brownie, which is my favorite dessert. Brought it back to the hotel. It was a little dry but okay.

After catching a taxi ride from the cruise port to this part of the city, we decided to pass by…read morehere to have a drink. The service was great. Super friendly and understanding staff. The drinks were reasonably priced and the drink were fantastic. Definitely recommend coming here. They do help you with the currency conversion. Very close to the beach. I would definitely come back to this place if I'm in the area again.

Kinda Of A Prejudice View SInce We Are Here 2-3 Times A Month. The Staff Is Great. Miguel Is Always…read moreUp For A Good Time As Is All The Staff. Appetizers And Food Are Great. BUT, The Onion Rings Have Not Been Beat!!!! I Live In Los Angeles , Mazatlan MX , Hawaii , Arizona , Texas. I Look For Onion Rings Everywhere I Go. Across The U.S. And Canada And Mx.

Nice little cafe at the corner street, right across Starbucks…read more Very friendly staff, good portion of the avocado toast. Can't even finished by myself. Latte was good. Price not too expensive. Avocado toast plus 16 oz latter, total 240 peso. Will definitely come again

There was a short wait before we were seated by the host. A table was offered at the back patio…read morebut too warm and felt isolated. We decided to stay indoors keeping us cooler with the AC on. Nice indoor atmosphere. I don't thinking I've ever seen the cafe ever not busy. Tables are usually full and staff are everywhere tending to their tables and work areas. Our server Fernanda was attentive and friendly. Our order arrived, along with fresh orange juice drinks. Delicious. We could not be more happier with our breakfast/lunch choices. I repeat, delicious. In past years, I had only tried Rico's breakfast and lunch menu. My experience has always been positive and favorable. A must try