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

So healthy. So fresh. So delicious! We ate here multiple times! Açaí bowl, burritos, juices-…read moreeverything is excellent. What a gem!

Came here for breakfast on a Wednesday and it was pretty busy. They said it would take 50 minutes…read morefor the chilaquiles so I got a waffle with fruit which was fine. Sister got the smoothie bowl--the fruit comes frozen. BIL got the bagel which looked good. Decent view of the neighborhood and ocean from rooftop. Must climb several flights of stairs. Service and ambiance were pleasant.

When you say you open at 830, welcome your guests. Warning: do not go in at this time. They gave us…read morethe stink eye, they swept aggressively under our feet, sprayed tables and talked under their breath at how annoyed they were... So very sorry for showing up when you opened. Same server as tacos Theresa. Actually tipped her huge the night before. It doesn't matter. We stayed for another 20 minutes, not one gracious look or welcome still. We felt unwelcomed. We left and made breakfast at home. We have been here for years. Had a great first experience, Today was no bueno. They might see too many ungracious tourists. It was unfortunate. I just wanted a nice juice y café.

Super cute coffee and deli location in downtown Punta Mita. We stopped in for an iced coffee in the…read morestaff was really nice and helpful. The outdoor courtyard area is also really cute. It's a very welcoming and inviting place to enjoy a coffee, breakfast, or lunch.

Came here after my brother and I DOMINATED our parents on the Pickleball courts over at the Punta…read moreMita Tennis Club, as it is just down the street. To my parents' credit though, they showed up everyday at 9am on our trip just to get slapped around at the sport they know and love so much. It was oddly reminiscent of Rocky somehow getting up off the canvas in round 14 in his fight against Apollo Creed. Kinda sad really, but you gotta admire the grit and determination to just get to the final bell. Anyways, Boca Deli became our go to spot post Pickleball massacre as it is hands down a top 2 breakfast/coffee option in the area. The menu options are abundant, ranging from smoothies to pastries to omelets to pancakes. The Fruit Bowl paired with the Scrambled Eggs & home-made Chorizo became my lifeblood, as that Chorizo was hittin like a prime Apollo Creed. I also learned that locals call Chorizo, "the Zo." Just kidding ahahaha I might try to get that up and running though. For the last hour or so I have been trying my best to write some witty and glowing review of how tasty and beautiful this plate of Zo and Eggs with Beans & Chilaquiles was, with metaphors and similes intertwined that would make you laugh from your belly and simultaneously think "damn that is kinda deep though..." but I'm just gonna refer you to the attached picture because a picture is worth a thousand words. Although sometimes I vehemently disagree with that platitude, I think a few words can be worth thousands of pictures at times. But this, my dear reader, is not one of those times. Few things I enjoy in this life like eating some quality Chorizo when in Mexico. I gotta shout out my Mom for putting me on the Zo, Nancy Novo a mf legend! Thank you Boca Deli, I'll be back soon enough Si Dios quiere! Keep cookin up the home-made Zo!! IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__

I just found this little gem in Punta Mita after living here nearly twenty years thanks to a…read morerecommendation last night in PV. I loved the ambiance and tonight we had live saxophone player as well. The food is delicious. The service was excellent. And the drinks perfect!

And amazing evening out at the café, lots of ambience in their garden, setting fabulous service…read morewith knowledgeable waiters, and best of all fantastic food cooked to perfection.

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.

Amazing & healthy breakfast options. This place hits it out of the park. The ambiance is cozy and…read moremakes you feel like you're in an entirely different world. The service was exceptional and we loved having the dogs- felt like home.

We were looking for a light snack and decided to try Miscelanea. They have a great selection of…read morebreakfast items, coffees and pastries, but they close by mid-afternoon (we just got in before they closed). I got avocado toast with poached egg which was really tasty. The restaurant is small and hidden down a side alley next to a bar, so you may have to hunt around to find it.

Absolutely loved this spot -- I had an iced Americano and green juice: both were perfect. Also…read morebought coffee to bring home, it was that good. Highly recommend, I didn't get to try the food but it looked good! The staff were really friendly too and there is a cute little patio in the back where you can sit.

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!!

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 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.

Food is delicious and service Coffee is also a must,…read moredefinitely be back Ambiance eating outside is the best for us

Excellent place. The food is amazing. Service and location both great. Beautiful outdoor dining…read more Don't miss out.