Food was great! Except music was too loud and infant crying and screaming. Good ambiance and the…read morecoffee was tasty my husband was disturbed with noise

I am not a fan of American food; prefer more authentic food…read more My food was A OK; I can say I only enjoy the corn bread and my coffee; chicken and beans not so great. But the ambiance was amazing! They make a big deal if it's your birthday. Was a block away from the beach. I say if you plan to be at the beach. Make your stop here and fill up.

My wife is an avid reader!! We are in the area for 3 months. Gringo's takes care of all our needs!read more

The book store has mostly fiction, and the smaller non-fiction section is mostly biographies…read more There are also maps and DVD movies. This is the place I have been able to sit down in the cool shade of the garden, sip coffee or cool orange soda, while writing the first chapters of my book. I've been to several coffee shops in Bucerias, but this is my favorite. It is the best writing space I have found in town. The coffee is less than a buck and refills are free. There are a few cats who will enjoy the garden area with you and sleep on chairs. The garden is shared with Casa Tranquila budget hotel, and Patricia's hospitality made me feel most welcome.

Great spot for quick Healthy breakfast…read more Smoothies, acia and cinnamon rolls. So yummy

Cute little spot with coffee and a-okay breakfast items. Highlights include their homemade granola…read moreand yogurt with fresh fruit, including papaya, ripe mango, banana, pineapple, and cantaloupe melon. Coffee here is regional coffee from the state of Nayarit, roasted locally and they offer freshly pressed juices, smoothies, fruit bowls, oatmeal, cookies and baguette sandwiches. Another Yelper summarized well, that we had hoped for more. Ultimately this is a popular spot, and aesthetically pleasing, with cases full of gorgeous folk art. The staff here are friendly and helpful. The one weakness for us, was the food, except their excellent homemade granola.

Lovely reclaimed space on Lázaro Cárdenas. It looks like it would be a little wine bar but it is…read moreactually a French style creperie. French music throughout the space on the patio and indoors, and the menu has choices of sweet or savory crepes, & as well, desserts. The staff is friendly and attentive without hovering; although I wish they had given us a little direction with items on the menu (perhaps some recommendations or popular choices?)... I had the Provençal and husband had the Mexican. Both were very tasty, but I preferred mine due to the fresh ingredients and attention to detail with lovely garnishes. It's a little pricey, but the atmosphere is chic and trendy and in my opinion worth a stop in for a late lunch or early dinner option.

I really wanted to give a five-star review because the food is delicious, and the new location is…read morewonderful and spacious. However, in the past two attempts to eat here, the location was unexpectedly closed - with no notice to patrons. The first was a couple of years ago during Easter weekend. The location was closed without any signage out front or here on Yelp. The second was this past week. We attempted to go on Wednesday, and they were unexpectedly closed AGAIN with no signage to patrons. When I called, they said they were closed on an "exception" day. Bottom line - check with the business BEFORE you make plans to dine or show up here because it's very possible they may unexpectedly be closed. But once you're there you won't regret it.

Lovely little coffee shop next door to Canopy River adventures. They can make lattes, iced coffees…read moreand have a small assortment of snacks. The owners are friendly and speak English. Soy and coconut milk is available (although sadly no soy today). They serve Mexican coffee. Great place to sit outside and wait for your trip.

Cute little place for coffee and breakfast. Cold Brew and Latte's are on point! Try any of their…read morecroissant sandwiches, you will not be disappointed. Service was

My favorite breakkie cafe in Sayu! Everything is always perfecto. Really good breakfast bagel…read moresandwiches, high-quality coffee drinks, and I love their smoothies. It's cute and cosy inside if you don't want to sit outside, the whole staff is always super friendly and attentive. I wouldn't change anything except I'd beg them to stay open longer because my smoothie cravings always hit after they've closed for the day!!

I was in the mood for a smoothie and found So Chill. Our…read morewaitress Lizbeth greeted us, and Fer, who seemed to be the owner, both were very kind and friendly. My husband and I are coffee lovers, and with their coffee selections, it was hard to pass on the coffee. We had a frappe with a scoop of ice cream and a vanilla iced latte with almond milk. The ice cubes were made of coffee. We started with a plate of fresh fruit. My husband got their red chilaquiles with chicken, and I had the breakfast burrito. Both were flavorful and filling. We ended our breakfast with a complimentary ice cream sample of mango and vanilla. We will be back for a scoop. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area.

Such a nice place. Has outdoor seating and indoor as well. Food was tasty and service was good. I…read morehad the French toast really good

In our time in Sayulita we tried almost all of the coffee shops in town and this little gem had by…read morefar the best coffee. They do drip and espresso in a way that any true coffee lover would appreciate. It's a little bit off the Main Street so it is also away from the crowds if you like things a little more quiet. Would highly recommend this place to all looking for a nice little shop that probably beats out your local favorite.

On my trip I've been to a couple coffee shops in PV and Punta Mita but hadn't tried anything in…read moreSayulita. After looking around I gave it a shot. I just had a Latte to go. They were super friendly and I liked the vibe of the shop. The Coffee was for sure the best I've had so far in Mexico. Back home I have a bunch of well known coffee roaster shops really close, and this was on par with them for sure. Well done.

The signage for this hidden gem is "Cafe KT" and NOT Cafe Catedral…read more Was greeted when I walked in by someone at the counter and a friendly dog. Well, both were friendly. Ordered a mocha and it's perfectly sweetened and strong at the same time. I'll definitely be back tomorrow before I head back home. Best coffee here in PVR so far.

This is a family owned coffee shop in zona romantica where I see tourists as well as local…read moreresidents stopping by for coffee I wanted a simple houseblend coffee that's medium roasted and organic. So glad we found this coffee shop. We got 3 americanos : 4 stars Also also got moka coffee - 3.5 stars. It was too sweet Prices are reasonable!

They need Yelp pages for their other locations: PV ( romantic zone) and Marina…read more The busos brownies are amazing!! They're little chocolate molten lava cakes ; think soufflé! Addicting. I went 2 times and the coconut cake was sold out! Must be good?! Tried the mango pie & cheesecake & almond cake.. They're okay. Another favorite though-tres leche! Good stuff.

I love the chocolate chip cookies and my husband gets the little coconut pies. We have been coming…read morehere for many years and it has held its always been delicious. They just opened another location in the north end of the marina in Marina/Puerto Vallarta. Same cakes, pies and cookies. A must visit if you like quality desserts that taste great. This review brought to you by Diane at GrandMayan.net