What a neat little backyard setting. Almost like a garden area. With four or five tables. Not a big…read moreplace but very magical. The lady who runs this gym was wonderful. Extremely kind with a very soft smile and great kindness in her eyes! A very welcoming and "at home" vibe. The food was yummy. Kaz and I both had the Chilaquiles with eggs. I can certainly recommend it! I have a feeling that everything on the menu would be delicious here. If nearby, make sure to have this place on your list.

A lively shaded spot with delicious healthy food and service that's divine. The owner brought a…read moresmile to the face of everyone who entered.

Great coffee and decent desserts offered up with a smile by the owner or a sour puss by the skinny…read morebrunette. Great elevated outdoor seating for people watching and conveniently located next to our temporary home away from home at the Hotel Plaza. If you're lucky, you'll get invited to drink some wine on the deck with the hotel manager while dreaming about a new tire and fish tacos. Good times in beautiful BCS!

Open seating.. good coffee.. pastries /cakes/ cookies.. great for ice drinks on a hot dayread more

We ate here for breakfast and the food, service and drinks was amazing . We ordered the…read more Chilaquiles Poblanos and the Chilaquiles Ranchera both with bacon and eggs. Both sauces was delicious. The chips was not soggy with the sauce on top like it normally is. The carrot and orange juice was freshly made and was not drowned with sugar but with the sweetness of the orange and carrot. When you walk in there are levels to the restaurant. Bottom level is the snack bar area, then you enter a court yard and to the left you will locate the stairs to the restaurant with the terrace overlook the walkway with the beautifully shaped trees. The kitchen is separate from the restaurant so the common noise from the kitchen did not take away from the ambiance. Overall I would give this place a 10/10.

We have been in Loreto eight days, eaten plenty of places and nothing compares with El Andador…read more Best vanilla chai latte. Best mango margarita. Best Bistec Ranchero. I hope we only eat here for the rest of our stay. Love it

Most unique fresh fruit popsicles. So craveable & delicious! Must try spot in Loreto.read more

A variety of different ice cream choices. A double scoop of ice cream will cost about five dollars…read more Great service and clean establishment. Other snacks and beverages are available as well. The American dollar is only worth 16 pesos here, not cool! The national currency exchange is 19 pesos for $1. Bigger chain stores and restaurants throughout Mexico will give you the correct currency exchange. That's a difference of almost $3. If you're paying with American dollars, you will receive pesos back in change, fyi. So make sure you do your math and know how much your dollar is worth in pesos. Or pay in pesos, you get more for your money. On a good note, they do allow you to sample ice cream.

I can't say enough good things about this beautiful little cafe. Wonderful coffee and cappuccinos!…read moreFantastic granola and hot breakfast! Such a treat to have this within walking distance from anywhere in Beautiful Nopolo during our vacation. We will be back!

Fantastic food and beverage options. Super welcoming staff which…read moreMake You feel Special Every time You Come In. Our favs are the green matcha with lavender syrup and green juice. Everything we have ordered has been perfectly prepared and fresh. Must visit When in Loreto.

Shopped at Ley Express in 2017 had loaded shelves of quality food, drug, and prepared food items…read more Also has ATM that dispenses Pesos. The ATM was a real life saver as we were running out of Pesos. Great place to restock your pantry and wallet.

For a grocery store in Loreto Mexico, it's pretty stocked. Dairy was OK but they didn't have any…read morehalf & half for our coffee (hard to find this item in Mexico). Overall, their produce was mostly good and meat selection was decent. Better than El Pescadora in most aspects and Ley has a bakery for yummy Mexican pastries . Tried this mercardo today as I've been to El Pascador a few months back for provisions and wanted to check this out to compare. Ley overall has a better selection of items. They also carry a larger selection of beer, wine and alcohol.

We stopped by Sunday Ice Cream looking for a sweet treat after dinner…read more They have "soft gelato" which seems to be what Americans would consider soft serve. It is lactose free and not super sweet. The menu is a little confusing - the flavors listed will be toppings on the same base. It also looks like they do milkshakes if you want the flavor throughout. It's a tiny little shop with a handful more seats outside. The best place to learn more about the business appears to be their Facebook or Instagram (@sunday_icecreamlto). From what I can gather on social media, it's a woman entrepreneur who started the business. The name comes from the "Sunday money" parents or grandparents give to kids as a tradition.

I did not try the pie. We tried some cookies and a slice of cheesecake. It was good for Mexico, I…read morewouldnt be too happy if I had that cookie in Socal. I prefer a more chewy cookie and these were very crispy.

I was looking forward to going there on an upcoming trip, but I hear that it is no longer in…read morebusiness. What a shame. Best apple pie I've ever eaten. Can someone confirm if they're open?