Creative, interesting and tasty - this sweet spot has something for everyone. The tasting chocolate…read morewas very tasty! The Mayan chocolate was so unique- the flavor was one of a kind. We had some cake but the chocolate was the winner.

We stopped here for something sweet after dinner and walking. The kid had hot chocolate and loved…read moreit. The wife had latte and a corn cake and loved it. I had a brownie and it was ok but nothing special. The cafe is small but clean and functional. Service was friendly and helpful. Overall, a good experience.

Service is amazing. They are open early too. Food was great. We had avocado and mango toast, cafe…read moreamericano, latte and granola bowl. Excellent food. They close early and on Tuesdays. People come and pet the local cats and dogs while they wait for their orders. Or just hang out on the sofas with them while they drink their coffee

A cute little coffee shop that sits on a corner street a block away from the town square…read more This place reminded us of something we would see in the US, rather than a Mexican coffee shop (basically they cater to visitors). The staff were very friendly, however when we got ready to pay, the waitress mentioned cash only, however as we got up to leave we saw another table with a larger group of people paying with a card. Small complaint, however something that should have been mentioned prior to us ordering. The food was good, the coffee was one of the best we had during our visit.

We went there to buy some bread to go. They have a good variety. We got the croissant dulce, cuerno…read moreand pan frances. The frances bread was more like a cuban bread. Prices are good (from 5 to 14 pesos bread). Services is good enough for a local bakery, ladies are fast but there is room for improvement to greet customer and answering questions. The ambiance is energetic; the sitting outside could be hot in the summer.

This hidden gem is a cute spot for a coffee date and a pastry. They have many options of pan dulce…read moreand everything is fresh. The coffee is good. They serve local coffee. I had a cappuccino with a cookie. I sat outside in the front patio and people watched.

Fantastic bakery/cafe! Great pastries baked daily, espresso and menu. Staff is very welcoming and…read morefriendly

First- si, they take credit cards. There are 3 sites in town: 2 are only bakeries but this one…read morealso has seated meals. This address is near the corner of Calle 4 Avenita 5. There are a few tables outside where you can actually see the Caribbean from your table. I found the tables inside to be chilly with A/C blowing, but some may like this. My waitress did not speak English, so that's always more difficult. I had previously sampled some pastries, so went in for a healthier meal. I had 2 poached eggs on grilled deli ham on whole wheat bread. Eggs were cooked perfectly. $100 pesos.

Delicious deserts especially if you love chocolate. Service is friendly. There are samples of the…read morechocolate for purchase. It's a quaint little shop that you need to visit in the area.

A no frills cafe in the heart of Playa del Carmen focused on all things chocolate!…read more If you are staying in the area and looking for a refreshing treat, look no further than this cozy spot. There is no indoor seating, and while it can get warm, there are plenty of large fans spread out throughout the area to provide a comfortable experience. Too cool off, I got one of the ice cream offerings (hazelnut) while my bf got a cold brew-like chocolate beverage. Everything tasted super fresh and had just the right amount of sweetness. Everything together cost about $7!

I wanted some Mexican hot chocolate, and this fit the bill. It is not the best sipping chocolate I…read morehave had, but it gives you the experience! Plus, the location is good for other shopping. And you can pick up some local chocolate while you are there!

In A Nutshell: -Ah…read moreCacao is a really cool spot to check out if you are into chocolate, especially pure cacao. -They also sell coffee too. -The main thing here is cacao, which if you have any clue, it's used in ancient Mayan ceremonies. -If you ingest 40grams of it, you'll experience some great vibes as it tickles your cardiovascular system. -If you do yoga, sound baths & the other related health & wellness activities, you might've come across a mini-cacao ceremony. -I like that they sell a wide-variety of cacao ranging from 100% pure to various mixed options w/ less cacao. Overall, I highly recommend their hot cacao drink w/ soy milk.

January 25/2026: Breakfast with the 5th Wheel Travelers. This place was absolutely jammed for a…read moreSunday morning, of course. I had a very tasty breakfast. Service was a bit slow due to volume of people. Croissants were delicious. I'd recommend this spot but go off hours.

Beautiful outside dining, great coffee, delicious! It has such a great atmosphere. French toast,…read morequiche, and croissant sandwiches stood out as highlights for me. They do have mimosas after 10am. Service is good, but this is not a quick bite place. Getting the check always seemed to be a surprisingly long portion of our visit.

Great service and an excellent coffee menu…read more Good atmosphere with some hidden trophies from the French national team. The artwork on the walls makes for a nice backdrop. Pro tip - Get here early to avoid the wait and bring bug spray.

Went to this cafe on my birthday and on vacation. I loved the environment and the customer service…read morewas outstanding. I ordered a latte and croissant. It was delicious. It is also a great place to take pictures, go on a date or just enjoy the morning breeze while sipping some coffee.