The cafe is the entire building... Indoor, courtyard, roof top. Each room has comfortable sofas,…read morechairs and tables. WiFi works great too so it's a good place to work. Coffee and chai tea were good. Pastries looked great too but I didn't try. Service is friendly.

Nice lil coffee shop spot ! the coffee was good and the pastries look delicious didn't get to try…read morethem yet but i will next time i go

We've passed this place numerous time on our way to wine country and finally made the time to stop…read morein this past weekend. The Nieve de Vino sign was what caught our attention. It translates to wine ice! Went inside this little shop on a hot day, its very simple, couple of tables with a few chairs inside and outside. There's one nice lady working, speaks very little english, which is perfect for us to practice our spanish! They serve about 8 different ice cream flavors with 4 of them being wine flavored: cabernet, merlot and two white ones which I can't remember. Beau and I ordered each of the merlot and cab ice, which is scooped into little 8 oz styrofoam cups for 35 pesos (at the time of our visit, the exchange ends up being less than $2 each!). The wine flavored ice is exactly what it is, it's like having italian ice or hawaiian ice, or whatever culture you're accustomed to growing up eating flavored ice. The sign says they have snacks, which isn't much. Just a tiny shelf with a few bags of chips and nuts and a vending machine with bottles of sodas.

We loved our tour here. We booked a tour off a cruise ship that went to two wineries and this was…read moreone of them. Loved the ride through the vineyards in the cart pulled by the tractor- and what a treat to enjoy wine in the beautiful vineyards. Our visit also included a barrel tasting - which was delicious. Our host could not have been more charming and the snacks we were offered - skewers of cheese and fruit and meat - perfectly complimented the wines.

I'm writing this review as the tour organizer to provide additional context regarding our recent…read moregroup visit. The setting is beautiful; however, our group experience was extremely disappointing. We waited over two hours for a three-course meal, and several dishes arrived lukewarm and dry. Service throughout the experience was poor, and when we spoke with the manager, no effort was made to address or fix the issues. This was especially frustrating given it was a prepaid group reservation and a birthday celebration. While concerns were not raised further on-site to avoid disrupting the group, the experience accurately reflects what occurred. We hope this feedback is taken seriously and leads to meaningful improvements. Edit to add: As the tour operator, we ultimately issued a refund to our clients after the venue declined to do so, in order to uphold the level of service our guests expect.

Maybe a tourist trap, but it doesn't matter. A nice and calming place to relax before heading back…read moreto the port. I have been wanting to try this place. Staff were friendly and helpful. I ordered 3 chocolate churros and a chocolate blended drink (no caffeine). I think we waited about 10 minutes or so but the churros came out fresh and hot. I think the chocolate used is Hershey's syrup (I could be wrong), but it tasted very familiar. The drink was not very sweet and creamy. I finished the rest of the churros that night. Their restroom was very clean.

Whenever we are in Ensenada, we always come here for the Chocolate filled Churros! They always are…read morebusy, lots of tourists go here especially when they are in a walking tour. It is conveniently located up the street from the Cruise ports to the left side. The only draw back was I wanted my drink cold, they made it hot, and it came out to $13 (for two churros and two small coffees). I gave a $20 and they said they didn't have dollars for change. I even tried to ask if they can throw in another filled churro and they said they can't do it. They do accept Apple Pay and credit cards but it's been a year since I came here, not sure if I did that last time. I already was holding up the line so I just said I would take pesos for change. Next time I am here, I will bring smaller bills as they don't have change. Otherwise, the Chocolate Mexican coffee was delicious and the churro was also, lots of seating, and one of the spots to visit!

We went in a Friday night with our daughter and it wasn't busy at all, they let us choose where to…read moresit. Our waiter was great, he gave a lot of great recommendations as far as beer and how to eat the oysters. My husband enjoyed his oysters with the sauces and his octopus tacos. My daughter just got the pizza which she enjoyed (loved that is was sourdough) and I just got some basic tacos wasn't too hungry. I also got the granizado con fresa! It was delicious ! After we ate we walked around for a bit and bought some beer at the store. It's a really nice place for pictures.

Our stay at Casa Frida in Valle de Guadalupe was a mixed experience. The biggest downside is the…read morelocation. It is very remote with very little nearby. You have to drive at least 5 miles just to find other restaurants or attractions, and it's about 14 miles to Ensenada if you want more options. The hotel only has one restaurant currently open, and while it was convenient, the food was overpriced for what it offered. The staff was friendly, welcoming, and helpful throughout our stay, which we appreciated. Unfortunately, the property itself felt a bit neglected. There were several maintenance issues, including a broken toilet paper holder and a broken shampoo/conditioner dispenser that wasn't replaced until the following day. The paint in the room didn't match in several areas, and overall it could use some upkeep. The pillows were very uncomfortable, and the property was extremely dusty, making it difficult to enjoy being outside, so we ended up staying indoors most of the time. We also booked a room advertised with a "valley view," but our view was mostly trees and a ditch, which was disappointing and not what we expected. On the positive side, the room itself was modern, clean, and nicely designed inside. With a few minor repairs and better maintenance, it could be an excellent place to stay. The hotel was also very quiet, which made for a peaceful atmosphere, although the room had great AC. Overall, I would rate Casa Frida 3 out of 5 stars. It has potential thanks to its friendly staff

Hidden gem with the beautiful Valle de Guadalupe! Food excellent! I had the huevos divorciándose my…read morehusband had chilaquiles with steak .. mimosa kept coming! Service was very attentive, chef is awesome! He came out and made sure we enjoyed our food . Very pleasant ambiance , you need to stop in .. definitely returning on our next trip!

Great service and food. They are very attentive. Complimentary cookies are given too. Worth…read morereturning. There is an entrance off the main road.

Easy parking, friendly service, great coffee and beautiful people. Cyclists start their ride here.read more

Just had an amazing breakfast here at Cafe Toya!! Everything from the coffee, the service and the…read morefood was perfect!! The staff are all so friendly, nice fresh ocean breeze!! We had the chilaquiles bowl and the Crista Maria bread with tomatoes and pesto. Also had the Cafr Mocha and an iced latte. So good!! Will definitely come again!

Staff is excellent. Beautiful high design meets rugged cowboy Napa or austin. Upstairs has DJ and…read morecocktails. Down the hill has wine tasting and boutique for chicks with boots purses and cow girl hats

Our stay at Casa Frida in Valle de Guadalupe was a mixed experience. The biggest downside is the…read morelocation. It is very remote with very little nearby. You have to drive at least 5 miles just to find other restaurants or attractions, and it's about 14 miles to Ensenada if you want more options. The hotel only has one restaurant, and while it was convenient, the food was overpriced for what it offered. The staff was friendly, welcoming, and helpful throughout our stay, which we appreciated. Unfortunately, the property itself felt a bit neglected. There were several maintenance issues, including a broken toilet paper holder and a broken shampoo/conditioner dispenser that wasn't replaced until the following day. The paint in the room didn't match in several areas, and overall it could use some upkeep. The pillows were very uncomfortable, and the property was extremely dusty, making it difficult to enjoy being outside, so we ended up staying indoors most of the time. We also booked a room advertised with a "valley view," but our view was mostly trees and a ditch, which was disappointing and not what we expected. On the positive side, the room itself was modern, clean, and nicely designed inside. With a few minor repairs and better maintenance, it could be an excellent place to stay. The hotel was also very quiet, which made for a peaceful atmosphere, although the room had great AC. Overall, I would rate Casa Frida 3 out of 5 stars. It has potential thanks to its friendly staf

Never had this kind of ice cream before. You can truly taste the wine. It does have alcohol…read morecontent. It's a small place and is easy to miss. It's really one of a kind and just right off the road. Out of everything we did in villa de Guadalupe, this is the one that sticks out the most. The shop is owned by a mother and a son and they make all their ice cream by hand. We found out about this place since our guide was local and made sure to bring us by to smaller wineries and local business owners to give them some recognition. I absolutely think you should stop by on your way.

Do you like WINE? Do you like ICE CREAM?…read more Look no further. We came to this place while taking a Carnival Cruise to the port in which we hired a taxi driver. He told us this place because we love wine tasting ... and are wine snobs. We got to have a sampler and fell in love with a lot of them including the White Zinfandel. We highly recommend it!

Happened on to this place by a wrong turn which turned out so right! The outdoor dining with a…read moreview of the vineyards was spectacularly tasteful and peaceful . We ordered the Cabernet which was so good we purchased three bottles to go . The food was also perfecto . We had the vegetable salad which was incredible and the Annacherra entree . Cooked perfectly with crispy potatoes!!! My compliments to the chef and our lovely server

Xecue Winery This…read morewas our first stop of the day, and honestly... it was just meh. ‍ We did the classic 5-wine tasting because we were on a mission to hit at least one more spot before dinner - priorities, you know. The wines were good. My friend fell in love with the first one, a white whose name apparently meant LOVE in the local dialect. Very on brand for her. ‍ We also tried their cheese breads - they had savoury and sweet options. I was team savoury while my friend was all about the sweet because balance, right? Overall, nice little stop to warm up our taste buds, but nothing that blew our minds. Just a casual "hey, we're in Valle" vibe before continuing our wine-fueled adventures.