Do not miss the amazing ice cream at La Fuente. I had a scoop of guava and one of toasted coconut…read more I was told this is small batch, artisanal ice cream with natural ingredients. The guava flavor was perfect with some guava seeds present. The toasted coconut had a slight caramelized sugar taste. I only had the day in La Paz so I could only try these two flavors. I believe there were 20+ flavors available and tasting is encouraged when deciding.

Great ice cream spot in the heart of the malecón. Lots of flavors to choose from. No indoor seating…read morebut a few benches and chairs out front.

This is a very cozy and hip coffee shop a la Europe. The croissants are amazing and very authentic…read more There is also plenty of other great breakfast items on the menu. They got a variety of different coffee beverages. Bread and pastries are available to go.

Ah, Dulce Romero. Came for a cold IPA and a taro. stayed for the emotional rollercoaster that was…read moreSilvia, the visual artist - and Pillow Thief of La Paz. There I was--IPA in hand, vibing to music so good I considered quitting my job to become a playlist curator. Life was good... until Silvia strutted in like she owned the place. She locked eyes with my bench pillow--and within seconds, it was gone. Poof. Like a stylish, middle-aged magician fueled by tea and audacity. The taro? Mid, but it didn't steal from me. The IPA? Delicious--if only it could've warned me about Silvia. The music? Bumping--probably what distracted me during the heist. So yes, I recommend Dulce Romero. Just don't get too attached to the furniture. If Silvia's in the building, no cushion is safe.

This is my favorite cheap breakfast or snack in La Paz. Friendly staff and very fresh fruit. I'm…read morenot even taking points off for the toilets being prota-potties. You. get the coconut water from your coconut in a bag with a straw. Then they take out the meat. Now you get to go loco and add all sorts of fruit and other delicious things to it. They bring that to your table, and you have a huge assortment of sauces and seasonings that you can add. If you are creative, you can eat there every day for two weeks, and have every meal slightly different. I regret not taking any photos while I was there.

This is my favorite place to get a snack when I visit La Paz! It's a gem at the end of the…read moreboardwalk that serves freshly made coconut and coconut juice. You can eat the coconut meat naturally and add lime and hot sauce or can make it "loco" (crazy) style where they put a lot of toppings on it! You can also get pineapples, mangos, and chips "loco". I've had the natural coconut as well as the natural mango which they cut up to resemble a flower/pine cone shape. I definitely recommend trying this place!

Excellent place to get some breakfast and lunch. Cafe Nomada has some great food. I've tried the…read moreavocado toast with egg (amazing), the Acai bowl with coconut, fresh fruit and granola, and the Enchiladas Verdes and you can't go wrong ordering any of these menu items.

Walked up right when they opened and were welcomed immediately. They were putting fresh flowers out…read moreon all the tables and grabbed us some menus. Menus are in Spanish with some English titles, but easily translated using the camera on Google Translate. So many items looked great. We were in need of a healthy meal after a long weekend. My husband went with the smoothie bowl, and it looked so good. So much fruit on top. I went with the hot cakes, which isn't a normal choice for me. I loved though that there were different healthy add in options, and that they were served with fruit. I am so glad I picked the hot cakes. They were huge! So fluffy and didn't feel like I was eating a sugar bomb. Loved all the fruit as too - we saw it getting delivered that morning. We had Americanos as well, which weren't quite as good as the coffee shop across the street, but piping hot and still tasty. It's not fast food, so make sure you allocate a little time. It was totally worth the wait though since everything is made fresh. Service was friendly, and we loved our sidewalk table under the tree. We will definitely be back if in La Paz again!

I was VERY pleased with this place. The store itself is very clean and the workers are on top of…read moremaking sure everything is in place. I loved that everything is aesthetically pleasing- even the packaging of their food. Everything is made fresh everyday so you never have to worry about eating left overs! They have a ton of options which makes it all the better for breakfast or lunch. The staff is super helpful at helping you choose what you would like. Their natural juices are SO good you can literally taste the fruit extract. I 100% recommend this place and will definitely be back myself for some good bagels!

Best bagels EVER…read more Words cannot describe the deliciousness of the bagels and cream cheese. We got the lox plate and smoked marlin bagel. As for the type of bagel we got everything bagel and jalapeño. For cream cheese I HIGHLY recommend getting the green olive cream cheese. It was DELICIOUS. They both come with fruits and the lox plate comes with salad. Can't get healthier than that! As for drinks, their green juice is a must try. We will definitely come back during our time here!

Brownie and latte were delicious. Service was nice as well. Would definitely recommend if you're in…read morethe area.

Ambiance: 4/5 Service: 5/5…read moreFood: 4.5/5 Overall: 5/5 I came across this cafe / bakery when I was walking and had to check it out! While the inside was super cute I did find that it was way too hot to sit inside since there was no AC, but they did have a few tables set up outside on the sidewalk in the shade! They serve a variety of drinks, pastries, and bread. Everything looked SO good but I was really wanting some bread so I got a baguette for 38 MXN (around $2.50). For the price, I was really impressed! The man who worked there was also lovely so I would love to come back to try other items!

Has a wide variety of food so my vegan friend and I (a carnivore) can eat. The food is clean and…read moreyummy. I have had the Enegry and the Sweety juices and they were both perfect. The service is fast and they are very nice

First day in La Paz and this place got the job done. Staff was great, food options were plentiful…read more They were good about vegetarian and GF dietary needs. Nice outdoor seating. Got the Chilaquiles and would go back!

Pies that are gourmet and Superb. Best pie I have had since 1972 when my Auntie Amy created her…read morelast fresh peach pie. Pies at Lolita are not too sweet. That's the problem with most people's pies they are too sweet. Emilio creates all his pies with just the right amount of sweetness. The scones are excellent too. The Quiche Lorraine are savory open pastry all unique with wild combinations of ingredients that include spices, vegetables, meats, eggs, and cheeses. Emilio is warm and entertaining. I ride my bicycle over to his adorable Lolita Pie Boutique, have a delicious desert with cup of latte then exercise to burn off the calories from these extraordinary pies with crusts that are made with real butter. "Bon Appetit"!

In a sea of tacorias and seafood places, Emilio stands out for for his pies at the organic farmers…read moremarket, and his pop up dinners. Prepare to be amazed!

This hotel sits on the malacon, seaside road, in La Paz and it offers great views of the Sea of…read moreCortes. If you want to people watch, then its also perfect for that. The hotel staff is very hospitable and helpful. The rooms are beautifully decorated with artwork and feel very traditionally Mexican. The owner is from Italy and he built the place to his specifications. All I can say is that he must really love Mexico because it shows throughout every aspect of this hotel. As the name suggests, yes there are lots of flowers here, even in winter. The outside of the hotel has several different levels, which gives it a sort of tree house feel. There is a staircase going that way, and a spiral staircase going a different way, and another spiral case going to a restaurant... Yes, there is also an Italian restaurant on one side in front of the hotel. The location is a short walk from most attractions, which makes it a great location. They also offer what they called a free continental breakfast. To put it simply, it's the best continental breakfast that I have ever experienced because they, the staff, wait on your table and offers you daily specials that are absolutely delicious. When I hear continental breakfast, I'm thinking self serve cereal, fruit, milk, boiled eggs and coffee. They introduced me to machaca, pulverized dried beef, and egg burritos with freshly made flour tortillas which were so good that I had to ask for a seconds. Yes, it was that delicious! Without a doubt, my next visit has to include a stay at this beautiful boutique hotel by the sea!

We absolutely loved our stay at Posada de las Flores and will definitely stay again when we return…read moreto La Paz! Everybody was so accommodating from the moment we arrived. Thank you Liliana, Oliver and Cristian for making our stay amazing. The hotel also had a beautiful rooftop over looking the malecón that we loved and enjoyed our morning coffee and sunsets from. The Italian restaurant attached to the hotel was also amazing. The rooms were so cozy and beautiful and the entire property was so clean and filled with stunning plants. We will definitely be back! Sent from my iPhone

Hotel is nice. It has a pool and water slide and 2 jacuzzis. Warning way to hotel is by stairs not…read moresure why they did that maybe there is another way up to reception rooms are spacious. Good water in the shower. Towels are not soft. Beds are comfortable. Ac is ok nice little balconies. Shampoo and bar soap in the bathroom smell good. Continental bfast is a joke. It's juice coffee and toast. The jams good but attracts bees. It's papaya pina and I actually hate booth fruits and I liked it a lot go figure lol. I'd stay here again for sure. Right on the malicon. Oh don't use there tours cheaper tours just walking along the boardwalk. And they were amazing.

I love this old hotel. For me it is the place to stay in La Paz. Established in the early 1940's,…read morethey have kept the classic elegance of the era while maintaining the quality of the experience. Best of all is location here on the Malecon. Views are fantastic, breezes from the bay refreshing and the gestalt is invigorating. Downside is slow internet Reasonably priced