This was our first time in Mazatlán and knew Panamá was a restaurant I couldn't leave without…read moretrying. We saw one a few blocks from our hotel, so we dropped off our luggage, changed and headed out for Brunch. The place is so cozy. It had some Mexican decor, but maybe it was because Mexican Independance Day was just a few days away, either way it was adorable. Aside the restaurant there is a bakery, which I believe is how they started off. The bakery has everything from cakes to pan dulce, YUM!! I had Café de Olla and Chilaquiles Rojos, which were served with grilled Chicken and Beans. I added scrambled eggs, but they really weren't needed. Probably the best Chilaquiles I have ever had. Everything was so savory. I do have to rant about the sauce on the Chilaquiles. Wow, what flavor!!! Absolutely delicious!!! We tried to go again on a different day, but went at a peak time and the wait time was longer than we were willing to wait. So, we got coffee and pan dulce to go. The service here is also very good. They definitely run a tight operation. Almost too rigid, but for the Chilaquiles, I would come back over and over. Unfortunately, we didn't have a chance to come back, but if you are ever in Mazatlán, you have to try this place.

Great service and great food. They accommodated our large group of 14 with no problem. Would…read moredefinitely return and try again.

Coffee, food, and service was great. The ambiance was also great and there was a spacious outdoor…read morepatio stretching around the building as well as seating inside which was air conditioned.

Very cute coffee place, indoor and outdoor seating. Quite busy, lots of locals and tourists…read more Pastries look good but I did not try any. Latte smells very good. I still like Rico's better. Very friendly staff and speak little English, but very helpful in trying to communicate with customers.

Great place across the street from our hotel. We really enjoyed the chilaquiles. My wife and I…read moreshared the machaca and my daughter and her fiancé shared the birria. Neither of us finished the plate. In fact they had so many offerings w decided too go back the next day but they were so packed, we couldn't wait and make our appointment. No brewed coffee but the Americano was excellent and a good serving size. We started w a sticky bun which was delicious. Our server was polite and friendly. And the place is very nice and cool, which is a necessity today!! Cause it's humid. Ugly humid, I'm talking hot!

Both are super delicious Highly recommend and will be…read morecoming back to try others and pastries

The best flan I have ever had! Also tried their chocolate banana bread. I looked them up and saw…read morethey have several other locations throughout Mazatlan as well. They serve coffee, breakfast and paninis. They have beautiful cakes and desserts. The staff was friendly and helpful. Cute place to stop by in the morning and enjoy your coffee and drink outside at one of their tables.

The only thing I have to say is I'm obsessed with their guava cookies. I was walking and bought one…read moreto eat along the way. Once I stepped out and took my first bite, I went back in to grab the rest. Definitely recommend this place for their tasty treats and their patience while I tried to speak in Spanish.

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.

El servicio mas horrible que a recibido El helado estuvo…read moremuy bueno pero las muchas reciben a uno como se las molestamos la gente se empezó a ir

It's Thrifty's ice cream so you know it's delicious, but they improve on it because they offer…read moreeverything from a single scoop to a banana split. My parents would bring us here as kids (yes to this Mazatlan location) and now it's one of the first places my kids request while in Mazatlan. As you walk in you get the homemade waffle aroma, so for $35 pesos you can get a delicious waffle cone with a single scoop of Ice cream (or 2 scoops for $52 pesos). Yes it's expensive, but it's also expensive in the states so deal with it. Things aren't always cheaper in Mexico!!! To find it go to the Zona Dorada, across the street from Cinema (which was featuring X men and Maleficent for $15 pesos... I had to ask twice cause I couldn't believe it). The shopping center looks like it's seen better days, but the interior is incredibly nice. They offer air conditioning, Wifi, tv with music videos playing, and a comfortable place to sit and enjoy your ice cream. What always gets me is the customer service at these places. Girls working are always dry and provide crappy customer service. I wouldn't let that deter me from enjoying this place. Just dont take it personal, that seems to be their normal face while working. I guess I would also have a "fuchi" face if I was getting paid very little.

Loved our Choco flan! Was there on a Thursday so we went with the buy two desserts get one free…read more Also tried the arroz con leche and a banana tart. The banana tart was okay. The place is great to sit and enjoy their sweets. Staff was incredibly kind and welcoming.

Delicious pastries. Calm setting and a huge selection of sweets. A must try if youre in the arearead more

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

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!

Its basically pastry heaven in here. I mean, I wanted to buy all the buns and cakes offered in…read moretheir to-go section. :) Tres Leche cake - its not as sweet as the ones I've had in the states. But it was still a sticky mess to eat. But worthy of trying! :\ Some of the buns are good but for the most part, they were dry. Maybe that's how they like their buns??? Clean bathrooms. Service was OK, probably could be better because of language barrier.