I like coffee. I like peanut butter. I like combos like peanut butter and chocolate. Nevertheless,…read moreI was skeptical I would like peanut butter coffee. I enjoyed it more than I thought I would. It was good enough that I decided to come back for seconds before I departed Cozumel. I also had the breakfast with chorizo and eggs which was good, especially the bread. The cardamom roll was delicious as well. Most, if not everything, is made in-house. It's right near the popular Wet Wendy's if you feel like popping over for a margarita afterwards. Overall, I definitely recommend checking out Coz Coffee Roasters for your coffee and breakfast/lunch fix.

My highest respect and regard for the coffee. And absolutely try the avocado mash on whole wheat…read morebread.just excellent. By sheer luck, I've been able to visit Cozumel numerous times. And a visit to Coz has become a must for me. The aforementioned avocado toast. And the smoothie made with yogurt, honey, avocado and a dash of espresso. It looks grayish, but ignore that, as it is very tasty. The coffee is really excellent. And I now find myself buying a pound to bring back. I've found that it brews nicely with an Aeropress and with a Chemex. Different methods of extraction but both are enjoyable. I default to the standard James Hoffmann recipe for the Aeropress, alternating with the Jonathon Gagne recipe. For Chemex, I use the FourSix method. Highly highly recommended.

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.

What a hidden gem!!…read more I got the lemon tart, the coconut alfarjores, and the green juice for MXN$90 or approx USD$4.50. The dessert items were both delicious & not too sweet. The green juice was AMAZING. So fresh. I waited around 5 minutes because it was made on the spot. This is exactly what I needed on this hot day. For only MXN$30?? What a steal. The lady who helped me out spoke English (extremely well I may add) and they do have an English menu. I didn't try the coffee, but they have a full menu of teas, frappes, coffee, etc. BONUS: The interior is so lovely. It's a great place to wait around for friends. I was a bit skeptical at first since this place didn't have any reviews and was located on a less crowded street

From the owner: Nuestra deliciosa especialidad son los postres! Puedes encontrar desde el afamado Carrot Cake hasta…read moreun casual Alfajor!

Great little bakery very nice service. Large choice of breads and pastries. Good coffee too.read more

there are multiple locations of this wonderful bakery on the island. we visited 2 of them. we loved…read moreevery pastry we selected. the cinnamon rolls (big and small) were a huge hit! we also love their croissants, bread, and other delicious pastries. the coffee was also fantastic! we wanted to come go breakfast but we had 4 teens with us who couldn't get out of bed on time for that :( maybe next time!!

I decided to do a self guided coffee tour of Cozumel and this was one of the stops. The cafe is…read morevery cute. They have an assortment of sweets but nothing gluten free. I ended up just getting a double espresso. It was decent coffee, a bit more bitter tasting than I prefer. The service was fine and the staff were pleasant.

Today we walked from the ship to enjoy a really excellent cup of coffee and chocolate croissants…read more The coffee was hot and rich, the croissant full of luscious chocolate in a perfectly flaky cocoon. Well worth the walk! Service is excellent.

Nice little Kosher shop off the main square in Cozumel. We visited it once 4 years ago and it's…read morejust as good.

My 3 friends and I came into this cafe two days ago while it was pouring rain. We wanted to get…read moresomething warm to drink and hope to wait out the rain. We were ignored, it was very awkward. There was no one else in there except a few men who seemed to work there (our group was all women FYI). There was a large man walking around speaking loudly on the phone, he seemed to either work there or own the shop. We weren't in a hurry so we figured we'd wait until someone would take our order, so I started looking around. This place is kosher and seems to be Jewish owned which is great, I totally support that, however I saw they had numerous photos on the walls celebrating and honoring active IDF members. I told my friends, let's go, they obviously don't want to serve us and I'm not giving my money to a company promoting and celebrating the IDF during a time they are carrying out massive violations of human rights. As we walked out the large man on the phone sarcastically waved at us. So glad we didn't give this business any money.

I was in search for some amazing local chocolate and found this gem. When we arrived we were sad to…read moresee a sign on the door stating they had an emergency and so the shop was closed. However, they had left some packets of chocolates for sale at the small store across the street. We bought one of the variety packs that has a bunch of different flavors. So far our favorites have been caramel and the cashew one. They are SO good. If you enjoy high quality chocolate definitely check them out!!

Unique shop making only chocolate products. There are unique flavors and traditional. The shop…read morecloses when they run out of product, or times are posted on the door. I sampled the Lime Bar and hot chocolate. Purchased a gift box and a chocolate fish. Mmm...

I was in Cozumel for the day and before arriving decided I wanted to try this place out. It was a…read moreshort but nice walk from the pier. They have some gluten free options, including GF bread. I was excited because I have been wanting eggs Benedict for a while but the breakfast places I've been to haven't had gluten free bread, until today. Everything was tasty and looked great. I also had a latte with almond milk. The staff were friendly enough. I do recommend this place if you're looking for a nice little breakfast spot.

A charming little breakfast gem! While parking out front is limited, it's actually more than you'll…read morefind at most spots nearby--which is a win in itself. I tried the chilaquiles, and they definitely hit the spot. But the real stars of the morning were the drinks--the chai latte and coffee were absolutely phenomenal.

Take a pizza pie tray and tongs and choose your treats! A lovely assortment of pastries and breads,…read moreand they sell Cafe Americano, as well. BRING YOUR OWN cup or use one of theirs. 30 pesos gets you one cup and one refill. Spanish lesson is free: read captions with photos :) Staffed by family, who are great. Open at 8:30 AM. They take credit cards.

There's a good selection here of Mexican pastries (both sweet & savory). It's REALLY cheap too…read more Had the chocolate cupcake (some chocolate pudding in the middle - good, so good got another the next time I was around there); banana bread (tasty - there might have been a lot of butter); ham & cheese empanada (flaky - decent but might have been better if eaten earlier in the day); cheese Danish (good); and the ham & cheese Danish (not as good as the empanada). It's more or less self serve. Lots of other items that looked yummy.