Average service and food, but what is unacceptable is that they give you plates for the bread that…read morehaven't been dried.Also, when cleaning the tables, they spray a bottle directly onto the surface, which causes the liquid to splash onto the food on nearby tables. The correct way is to dampen the cloth, which should be kept in a bucket with the proper solution, not in the employees' apron pockets

This was our third time back to La Casa Del Waffle, and unfortunately it wasn't quite as great of…read morean experience as our first time here. The service was a bit slow, even though they were not that busy. The food was well prepared and looked delicious, but unfortunately we had to return our meals and ask them to reheat it. All of our meals were cold, as if they had been sitting out for quite awhile. Even after they reheated our breakfasts, they were only a little bit warmer than when they were first served. It may be okay if we had ordered the waffles, but cold omelets and cold scrambled eggs with biscuits and gravy is really not acceptable. It so took quite awhile to get a coffee refill, and to get our bill once we were ready to leave. The food and service was much better when we first visited here. Unfortunately, we were not as happy this time around.

Jamie W and I didn't venture that far from Zona Romantica, but when we walked to the northern end…read moreof the Malecon, we found ourselves in the quaintly commercial neighborhood of 5 de Diciembre. Because there was a nip in the air (and I'm not talking about me), it was time for a coffee break. We found this compact spot with a couple of sidewalk tables, so we decided to plant ourselves for the time being. Fortunately they had a robust coffee menu with each item in two sizes: 'chico' and 'grande'. I assumed 'chico' meant small, but it translates literally to 'boy'. Regardless, we were feeling quite 'grande' since we needed fuel for the long walk back to the hotel. Jamie ordered the MX$70 Grande Latte (Photo 3), while I went for the more bargain priced MX$45 Grande Americano (Photo 6). Both hit the respective spots of the respective recipients. Better yet, they were truly grande and lasted us through a lengthy conversation about the highs and lows of Puerto Vallarta. Rest assured It was almost all highs. COFFEE - 4 stars...rich brews in their coffees AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...a bit tight but the sidewalk tables helped considerably SERVICE - 3.5 stars...efficient TOTAL - 4 stars...nice stop in a bustling neighborhood RELATED - Exploring Puerto Vallarta? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/eDjMcLqA1O

Great cafe with a nice seating area inside and outside. It's great for getting work done, very fast…read moreand free wifi.

The food is great. Vegan. It's a great pre work out breakfast before an indoor cycling class which…read moreis fun. They have smoothies and there is always cool music. The people are there are very nice and they remember you and what you. Makes you feel special.

So delicious. We had Julio's Churros on our taco food tour and went back for seconds the next day…read more Amazing. Thank you!

Fantastic churros made right in front of you on the street! Only 20 pesos! Doesn't get any better…read morethan this!

The moment we found out that this place has vegan churros by default we knew we had to go. Very few…read moreplaces deserve 5 stars, this was a no brainer. First default vegan churros. Clearly marked vegan options. Staff aware of what is vegan and what can be made. The vibe inside is clean and really good. The service was really great. And the best part food and beverages - there is nothing we could find that was off. The mini churros were freshly made and came to us within a minute after that. The two vegan dips - peanut butter and strawberry jelly went so well together. The family tells me the condensed milk was very good as well. The Canadiano (black) was amongst the best we have had. The brew was so smooth and tasted just perfect. No bitterness or sourness and the temperature was perfect. The vegan Iced Chai Latte with soy milk was unlike any chai latter we have had. The spices were warm and drink cold and a hint cinnamon, cardamom and cloves - OMG. We were so impressed that we came the very next day and had the same thing again.

We finally made it in for some churros. We had no idea they existed as their facade seamlessly…read moreblends in with neighboring businesses even though we've walked by numerous times. ATMOSPHERE: Cool and clean intimate cafe with a few seats. MENU: Salads, paninis, churros, cafe-style beverages and some alcohol. DESSERT: Churro Cup Choose a gelato flavor and topping. I opted for vanilla which went well with the generous amount of mini churros piled on top and declined a topping. The churros had good, creamy flavor, but were a bit too firm for my liking either due to their thinness or simply overcooked. SERVICE: Excellent. Very welcoming and friendly with follow up in between. TIP: Closed on Tuesday's; hours are 1p - 9:50p. OVERALL: Nice variety of churro combinations.

Located in Zona Romantica Oh! Croissant Pasteleria is considered by most to be Puerto Vallarta's…read morebest European Bakery, French Ex-pat ownership assuring classic techniques while service is friendly and bilingual to appease tourists. A continuous space from outside seating to checkerboard tiles, items displayed behind glass beneath a chalk menu, early arrival is advised to procure the best bites including three types of Croissant impressively uncompromised by Oceanside humidity. Outperforming expectations with Viennoiserie, a twist around Chocolate and coils surrounding Cranberries both crispy with lots of Butter, fans of Choux will find Oh! Croissant's work nearly-Parisian quality whether they try a classic Hazelnut Brest or Cream-filled Religeuse.

Amazing authentic french pastries and good coffee. Right on the corner relaxing ambiance indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating and great service. Prices are very reasonable. I highly recommend.

This was a stop on the bikes and bites tour I did in my first week of a month in PV and I've been…read moreback twice a week since then. This is delicious ice cream, made with love. My favorite is the Besos de Angeles flavor. Cherry, vanilla, and almond.

If you're looking for ice cream- this place isn't really it. However it still is great! But it's…read morenot that creamy consistency goodness that you might be yearning for. It's definitely more like a subtle sorbet. They have a lot of different flavors which makes it fun too

This review is based on the mini workshop aimed at kids…read more I'm thinking the high average rating of this place is from the actual workshops that are not the mini one tailored to kids. The workshop advertises itself as a place to "make chocolate"; I guess I interpreted this a little too literally. The workshop consisted of literally pouring melted chocolate into molds and then adding some toppings like nuts or sprinkles to it. While this was very fun for my daughter who is a toddler, I felt ripped off for this experience. Furthermore, that you aren't even provided enough chocolate to complete your molds is a little disappointing in my opinion. Others in my group seemed to agree. The chocolate itself is very pricy, especially for the quality. It was more expensive than the pricier bars I've seen at Whole Foods. However, if you go to the botanical gardens, this chocolate is sold there but for about 25% more than what is in the shop. It also would have been nice to have had dark chocolate as an option for the experience. I think just having one type (milk chocolate) is an easy way for choco museum to improve. While our host was friendly and informative, it felt like a stretch to call this place a museum. I did learn stuff, but it seems you could only access the "museum" if you paid for a workshop.

We just did the Total Chocolate experience today and really enjoyed it. Great history of cocoa and…read moregot to make a variety of chocolates and tasting. I recommend it

Wow just wow. Great selection of coffees chocolates and ice cream. Friendly staff speak English…read more Clean and modern ambiance.

Very tiny store with one very friendly woman when I went there quick service and super yummy pecan…read morehomemade ice cream - couldn't ask for more. I will be back.

We were so happy to run across this store. For Americans it's like a Mexican Whole Foods but…read morebetter. And it's right next door to Costco. Definitely check them out

We were at an AirBnB nearby for a week in PV and went here to stock up day to day necessities. The…read moreparking lot and the store is near and clean. The area itself is better than many areas in PV The store has lots of good fresh produce - veggies, fruits and herbs. Some of it were at a very good price when compared to Canada. Some berries from Mexico were expensive. They had lots of breads, tacos, fajitas made right on premises. Surprisingly there are lots of vegan milks - oat, soy and almond. Vegan Hotdogs, mock meats, sliced seitan-ham, pepperoni etc. Lots of Tofu, vegan Cheeze, ice creams, burgers as such as well. The store has some hats, beachware and some basic clothes and home stuff as well. Most staff don't speak English so it may be a difficult if you need help. All else service are good.