Fresh, good variety, friendly service. I got maracuya (passion fruit) had the real seeds still in…read moreit. Cheesecake tasted like it was a real cheesecake you bite into and the cinnamon was delicious very smooth not overpowering. Wonderful treat.

Must try Coconut gelato! Good service…read moreSpeaks English Ask for sample before buy what you like Plenty of seating available 1scoop in cup= $600 pesos

I have sampled gelato all over the world - including France, Italy, New York City, etc - and I even…read moremake my own gelato using farm fresh cream and eggs at home. This is by far - the absolute best tasting, the absolute most creamy gelato that I have ever tasted. IMHO - This is the pinnacle of gelato making. Tomorrow - I will skip my cena - and just eat gelato - and enjoy heaven. HIGHLY RECOMMEND! Strong work!

So we went here like 3x/week during our month in PA. And because it's so inexpensive I didn't even…read morefeel bad about it. This is the best gelato I've ever tasted (even in Italy). Our favorite flavors were pistachio, strawberry sorbet, cafe, and hazelnut. Btw there is one other gelato place a few doors down, and we never even bothered to try it. I literally couldn't imagine anything better than Jessie's.

Too nice! Chocolate frappe is soo good…read more Many people recommended this place. So chocolatey and just made me smile at 1st sip! Really pretty inside too!

Had an ice latte and a chocolate cake from this place, the prices were high and the food was not…read moregreat. The cake was around 8 dollars, with it being small and a bit dry. Though it had a nice dark chocolate undertones that should have been overtly present. The chai latte was gross and my wife let me have it after getting for herself. The place isn't bad, it is just a run of the mill cafe that is overpriced and relies on its Americanized style. No service, but two hour WiFi with purchase and AC

A very cozy place with a great atmosphere. The pastries and desserts are always fresh and…read moredelicious, and the crepes are some of my favorites. Perfect spot for breakfast, coffee, or a sweet treat.

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.

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!

This place was extremely good. I found it here on yelp and decided to check it out. They have oat…read moremilk available, which is a must for my morning cafecito. I also got a croissant that they warmed for me and it was flaky and delicious!! The service was excellent. They are so friendly and kind. Being in there, a man wearing a Florida Pass-a-grille shirt walked in and I was just like what a synchronicity and absolute confirmation we were meant to be there. See, we are from St Petersburg, Fl and the chances of finding someone else from there in Mexico was very rare. So of course I saw the magic and just knew we were in the right place at the right time. The place is super cute. With indoor and outdoor seating. However, They have only 2 chairs inside, which was nice because drinking hot coffee outside in this heat has been an experience of sweat and happiness haha. So we definitely appreciated those 2 chairs inside. I went back the next day! I recommend to anyone looking for friendly service and good food and coffee.

Ended up getting coffee and croissant twice because it was close and good. One chicken sandwich to…read morego - was a long process but would return.

This bakery was right next door to the dive shop we were using for our trip; and how lucky were we…read moreto have them so close! In between dives, we went and got ourselves a chocolate loaf and some coffee. It was the perfect sweet treat and pick me up to keep us going for the next dive. The lovely ladies running the counter were fantastic and gave us their recommendations and helpfully told us that they will be closed over the weekend because they're expanding! But that gave me the next day to go back for more. For my second visit, we indulged in a fresh baked apple pie (absolutely to die for) and a platano loaf. Both were excellent! I also ordered a slice of the hazelnut cake, a slice of the maracuya loaf and the brownie. All of the pastries I took to go were incredible. Will definitely be visiting again when we return to Playa, and will be recommending them to our friends who will be in the area soon! Wishing you all the best on the expansion! See you soon hopefully!

Amazing German bakery in the centro area. So many exotic goodies. We had a coffee and the cardamom…read morecroffin (I guess? Croissant-muffin) kind of pastry and bought a ton of other cakes (pistachio, maracuya, chocolate)and pastries for the next few days. It's a little away from the bustling 5th avenue area. We had a car, so it was easy to get to. Better to go mid day-ish so they don't run out of stuff! Highly recommend stopping by!

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.

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.