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What a cute little spot! It has a very cozy vibe. They have a variety of drinks and pastries. One of the managers speaks fluent English which is nice for the American tourists. The Apple strudel was a little soggy toward the center but had a subtle flavor. The crepes were sooooo yummy. They have limited toppings but it was good for a hole in the wall coffee shop.
PRETTY DECENT. DIDN'T HAVE ANYTHING I WANTED BUT STILL CHOSE WHATEVER WAS THERE AND ENJOYED Okay- I love cheesecake, and on vacation I needed me some! I went online, and saw this place had the yummiest, brightest red pieces of cherry cheesecake, and I was like OKAY I NEED THAT! Customer service: 5/5 She was a very sweet woman, so kind and patient. The place was pretty empty, so there weren't any rude staff or customers, or shoving (like in LA lol) but something tells me this place would be on that chill vibe regardless. I can appreciate that! Food: 4/5 They had a small but cute display, buuut didn't have anything that was shown online, bummer. They had red velvet cake, chocolate cake, and Tiramisu. I'm not a huge cake fan :( so ahhh, I made the best of it, and I chose a guava cheesecake. Now, it was delicious! However, i don't really like...okay, the truth is I hate guava (LOL), so I scooped the top off, and the actual cheesecake was great! I just wish they had more options. Price: 4/5 A bit steep, $80.00 pesos which is 4.50 US dollars. That's about how much I pay in the states, and don't get me wrong, pay people for their worth/time in Mexico! However, even in the states, if I'm paying high for something I didn't really want and have to waste a portion of it, it just kind of sucks regardless lol All around: 4.5/5 I'd give this place another try, for sure. I scooped off half and wasted a lot of this dessert my boyfriend bought me, which sucks, because I really hate wasting food and money! She did say everyday they have different things, and I'm sure they're more than worth trying. All in all, I'd come back and give it another try, although I would leave if they didn't have cherry cheesecake or even a plane Jane cheesecake. Desserts are my favorite part of vacation, so onto the next place, Mexico! :)
Delicious coffee bevs and fresh baked goodies. Great service too. Come visit when in Rosario.
Not a Frappuccino type person, but the ones here at delicious. I had the mazapán flavored one, and it was bomb. Great little eclectic spot , and friendly service.
As a caffeine addict, I take my coffee very seriously. As such, I'm always on the lookout for good coffee shops. We came across this place as we were walking along the main avenue in Rosarito. This coffee shop is small, but it was nicely organized. I walked in, and thankfully the line was short. I perused their menu, and decided on the Mexican Mocha. My drink was whipped up in less than five minutes, and I was pleased with how it came out. The mocha was smooth, delicious, and not overly sweet. It had the right balance of ingredients, and it was made with great care and effort. The barista and cashier were both friendly people. They made my drink perfectly to my specifications, and were efficient in their service. The other patrons were a mix of locals and tourists. They were a chill bunch, and I found this place is perfect to have an afternoon cup of Joe. I will definitely stop by here for another mocha, the next time I find myself in Rosarito. If you come on a day trip to this small town, or come to party, make it a point to check this place out.
We found this cafe while on vacation during Spring Break. Located on the main hotel strip it was very nice to find it among all the taco shops and bars. Although there are other coffee shops ie, "Starbucks" within driving distance it was nice to have this one close by while we shopped and hung out at the beach. Very cozy size, there are a few tables inside and has a European decor to it. There is a small couch and bathroom in the rear for customers. Coffee was good we ordered some hot and cold beverages (can't remember what we had). I remember my family did like them very much. We also had some crepes that were freshly made and very delicious. Our orders were also brought out to our tables. "Baristas" were very nice and helpful in recommending items. We probably will return. My only complaint is I wish they had other non-coffee beverages such as sparkling waters and teas.
Love this European feel of this cafe! Stopped by for morning coffee and grabbed a latte and a strawberry tart. The coffee was huge! but I enjoyed it very much and loved the strawberry tart! It was actually really good because you can taste how fresh the strawberry was and the custard part was similar to that of a cheese cake. It was a like a strawberry cheesecake tart. Love it! Definitely should stop by when you're in Rosarito!
We really like this place for a coffee and cake. If you can get a spot you can park right outside . We had fun looking at the pictures on the wall and counting how many of them we had seen in person.
Not much parking, but if you can find a spot, this place has very good chai lattes. I didn't try anything else, but the artsy vibe and the desserts behind the glass were inviting. They have some seating outside on the sidewalk, and a few tables inside. Their prices are reasonable, and service was prompt and accurate. read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
What a cute little spot! It has a very cozy vibe. They have a variety of drinks and pastries. One of the managers speaks fluent English which is nice for the American tourists. The Apple strudel was a little soggy toward the center but had a subtle flavor. The crepes were sooooo yummy. They have limited toppings but it was good for a hole in the wall coffee shop. read more
5 years ago
PRETTY DECENT. DIDN'T HAVE ANYTHING I WANTED BUT STILL CHOSE WHATEVER WAS THERE AND ENJOYED Okay- I love cheesecake, and on vacation I needed me some! I went online, and saw this place had the yummiest, brightest red pieces of cherry cheesecake, and I was like OKAY I NEED THAT! Customer service: 5/5 She was a very sweet woman, so kind and patient. The place was pretty empty, so there weren't any rude staff or customers, or shoving (like in LA lol) but something tells me this place would be on that chill vibe regardless. I can appreciate that! Food: 4/5 They had a small but cute display, buuut didn't have anything that was shown online, bummer. They had red velvet cake, chocolate cake, and Tiramisu. I'm not a huge cake fan :( so ahhh, I made the best of it, and I chose a guava cheesecake. Now, it was delicious! However, i don't really like...okay, the truth is I hate guava (LOL), so I scooped the top off, and the actual cheesecake was great! I just wish they had more options. Price: 4/5 A bit steep, $80.00 pesos which is 4.50 US dollars. That's about how much I pay in the states, and don't get me wrong, pay people for their worth/time in Mexico! However, even in the states, if I'm paying high for something I didn't really want and have to waste a portion of it, it just kind of sucks regardless lol All around: 4.5/5 I'd give this place another try, for sure. I scooped off half and wasted a lot of this dessert my boyfriend bought me, which sucks, because I really hate wasting food and money! She did say everyday they have different things, and I'm sure they're more than worth trying. All in all, I'd come back and give it another try, although I would leave if they didn't have cherry cheesecake or even a plane Jane cheesecake. Desserts are my favorite part of vacation, so onto the next place, Mexico! :) read more
3 years ago
Not a Frappuccino type person, but the ones here at delicious. I had the mazapán flavored one, and it was bomb. Great little eclectic spot , and friendly service. read more
6 years ago
As a caffeine addict, I take my coffee very seriously. As such, I'm always on the lookout for good coffee shops. We came across this place as we were walking along the main avenue in Rosarito. This coffee shop is small, but it was nicely organized. I walked in, and thankfully the line was short. I perused their menu, and decided on the Mexican Mocha. My drink was whipped up in less than five minutes, and I was pleased with how it came out. The mocha was smooth, delicious, and not overly sweet. It had the right balance of ingredients, and it was made with great care and effort. The barista and cashier were both friendly people. They made my drink perfectly to my specifications, and were efficient in their service. The other patrons were a mix of locals and tourists. They were a chill bunch, and I found this place is perfect to have an afternoon cup of Joe. I will definitely stop by here for another mocha, the next time I find myself in Rosarito. If you come on a day trip to this small town, or come to party, make it a point to check this place out. read more
We found this cafe while on vacation during Spring Break. Located on the main hotel strip it was very nice to find it among all the taco shops and bars. Although there are other coffee shops ie, "Starbucks" within driving distance it was nice to have this one close by while we shopped and hung out at the beach. Very cozy size, there are a few tables inside and has a European decor to it. There is a small couch and bathroom in the rear for customers. Coffee was good we ordered some hot and cold beverages (can't remember what we had). I remember my family did like them very much. We also had some crepes that were freshly made and very delicious. Our orders were also brought out to our tables. "Baristas" were very nice and helpful in recommending items. We probably will return. My only complaint is I wish they had other non-coffee beverages such as sparkling waters and teas. read more
Love this European feel of this cafe! Stopped by for morning coffee and grabbed a latte and a strawberry tart. The coffee was huge! but I enjoyed it very much and loved the strawberry tart! It was actually really good because you can taste how fresh the strawberry was and the custard part was similar to that of a cheese cake. It was a like a strawberry cheesecake tart. Love it! Definitely should stop by when you're in Rosarito! read more
4 years ago
5 years ago
We really like this place for a coffee and cake. If you can get a spot you can park right outside . We had fun looking at the pictures on the wall and counting how many of them we had seen in person. read more
5 years ago
We found this lovely little café by accident while in Rosarito looking for bingo! What a wonderful surprise, excellent coffee very nice atmosphere and wonderful art work displayed throughout the shop. read more
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Blvd. Benito Juárez 890
Col. Centro
22710 Rosarito, Baja California
Mexico
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66 161 22979
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