We stopped on a whim looking for some good coffee and we found it! The coffee was great. My wife…read moregot a hot mocha and I ordered the espresso + lemonade. Both drinks were fantastic. The ambiance is really chill. They have Wi-Fi so you could hang out or post up and do work for a while. The patio is outdoors and in the summer it provides some respite. Plenty of casual seating. Brisk ocean breeze. The lady making the coffee was really nice too.

omg, what an absolutely stunning place to hang out and feel relaxed through the day! the coffee and…read moredeserts were phenomenal! I found more than a few amazing gifts in the store: wonderful candles, crystals, herbal cigars, jewelry and boho chic clothing for myself and my boyfriend! definitely a must visit when in Ensenada

First order of business when I got to Ensanada was checking out a local coffee shop and thanks to…read moreYelp, Barra D' Café was destination number 1...and an absolutely stellar way to start our day! This spot is tucked at the very end of one of the major roads in Ensanada and sits in a small plaza alongside a few other local spots such as a sandwich spot and a matcha shop. The space is small, but laid out nicely, featuring a clear pathway from entry to exit, a nice bench in front of the counter and a separate room that has a few tables and more benches if you wanted to enjoy your goods on site, which we did! My original plan was Mexican Chocolate, but it was 100 degrees, so we went with a few iced lattes and a cold brew. They had alternative milks and a few syrups, so we added oat milk and vanilla to one, and oat milk and maple to the other latte. Both were classically prepared and delicious! An absolutely delightful iced latte! I legit liked my latte and the vibes so much I scooped up one of their t-shirts. Was my only piece of mercy I bought while in Ensanada and it's perfect! Service was super friendly and helpful. The space is clean, well kept and a total vibe that gave local, but all are welcome energy. Overall, solid find! When you get to Ensanada, avoid the local chain coffee spot and make your way here!

I visited this amazing coffee spot twice while on vacation in Endenada. I bent over backward to…read moreavoid going to Starf*c*S, and I'm glad I did. I hate the cliche term everyone uses now, "hidden gem," but this place is a bit hidden and a pleasant surprise. It's got a nice, rustic, modern feel. It's super busy with a team behind the counter. Both times I ordered the maple and salt latte, with whole milk. The flavor was unique and different. Good stuff. The young lady behind the counter was super pleasant to talk to. I didn't catch her name, but then I never do. She mentioned she has spent time in LA and helped me figure out which whole-bean coffee to buy for espresso. I wish I had let her fine-grind the beans for me. My coffee grinder nearly caught on fire trying to get it fine enough. Anyway, blah blah blah. The place is great. If you're there, get it.

I tried to go to La Cafeteca only to find another juice and sandwich shop in its place. They…read moreinformed me it had moved two blocks due north. I went and got good coffee and excellent service, but it was a little annoying that the location was not updated.

This little gem of coffeehouse is hidden from the main highway in El Sauzal in a quiet neighborhood…read moreon Calle Segunda off Calle L. It really is the only coffeehouse in town, besides Cafe Toya, but the coffee is much better. It doesn't look like much from the outside, but is a great little oasis on the inside. Very cool and peaceful, with a bilingual library for book swapping. Free Wifi is a plus, since a lot of the internet cafes in town have closed or have unreliable hours. Graciela, the owner, has lactose free options and yummy homemade baked goods. If you're staying at Hostel Sauzal up the road, it's a quick 5 minute stroll. Convenient hours both in the morning and evening, 7 days a week. Closed Sunday mornings.

Easy parking, friendly service, great coffee and beautiful people. Cyclists start their ride here.read more

Just had an amazing breakfast here at Cafe Toya!! Everything from the coffee, the service and the…read morefood was perfect!! The staff are all so friendly, nice fresh ocean breeze!! We had the chilaquiles bowl and the Crista Maria bread with tomatoes and pesto. Also had the Cafr Mocha and an iced latte. So good!! Will definitely come again!

I was looking for a cool coffee shop in the area to sit and relax in, and luckily I found Xcaanda!…read moreThe staff speak both English and Spanish, care about their customers, and are super friendly. I ordered the Mocha del Valle, which was rich and flavorful. The latte art was also beautiful! Highly recommend! There are a few tables inside and outside for customers to sit in, and the interior is trendy and airy. This is a perfect spot to unwind and get caffeinated!

Cute spot Delicious coffee…read more Tasty treats Great service Dine in or out Coffee was smooth and the mocha wasn't to sweet which is perfect

Maybe a tourist trap, but it doesn't matter. A nice and calming place to relax before heading back…read moreto the port. I have been wanting to try this place. Staff were friendly and helpful. I ordered 3 chocolate churros and a chocolate blended drink (no caffeine). I think we waited about 10 minutes or so but the churros came out fresh and hot. I think the chocolate used is Hershey's syrup (I could be wrong), but it tasted very familiar. The drink was not very sweet and creamy. I finished the rest of the churros that night. Their restroom was very clean.

Whenever we are in Ensenada, we always come here for the Chocolate filled Churros! They always are…read morebusy, lots of tourists go here especially when they are in a walking tour. It is conveniently located up the street from the Cruise ports to the left side. The only draw back was I wanted my drink cold, they made it hot, and it came out to $13 (for two churros and two small coffees). I gave a $20 and they said they didn't have dollars for change. I even tried to ask if they can throw in another filled churro and they said they can't do it. They do accept Apple Pay and credit cards but it's been a year since I came here, not sure if I did that last time. I already was holding up the line so I just said I would take pesos for change. Next time I am here, I will bring smaller bills as they don't have change. Otherwise, the Chocolate Mexican coffee was delicious and the churro was also, lots of seating, and one of the spots to visit!

We stumbled on this spot on our way out of Ensenada heading back to Arizona before driving thru…read more"the Mexican wine country". This is a nice and modern yet not upscale price but upscale looking cafe restaurant that serves up some very very good breakfast and pastries. I ordered a sandwich de jamon (ham sandwich) and it was simple yet elegant at the same time. Hearty portion with fresh and yummy ingredients. We also had the French toast and were treated to some complimentary cookies by the manager. I think we found another must stop while visiting Ensenada for sure!

Buen servicio de nuestro mesero Andrew. Nos atendió con buen animo y fue muy atento. Muy buen…read moredesayuno y café. Lo recomiendo mucho. No tome foto del interior, pero igual estaba bonito.

Use to come here from 2001-2004 when it was actually a decent Cafe with lots of art for sale. The…read moreowner "Memo" was always a welcomed smile and friend to our crew of guys from La Salinas. Today this place is a Ceviche shop and the old cafe bar was moved upstairs and is no longer active. I've been down a dozen or so times in the past year and have yet to see Memo around. Would love to see him again and yes his sister still owns the art shop next door.

Hands down one of the best art houses I've visited anywhere. They have an incredible collection of…read morelocal, handmade metal art, without any of the fake imported stuff. The owner, Memo, and his store manager Kenya both speak perfect English and are quite helpful when it comes to selecting the right piece. Another thing I like about this shop is that they can accommodate all price ranges, and make everyone feel welcome regardless of how much they're spending. One last thing, don't forget to order an espresso drink too!

The food is absolutely delicious! Chilaquiles are amazing & their beans are also so delicious. Very…read morefriendly staff and the beach front adds a great view

Terra Noble doesn't look like much on the outside, but once you walk through the door, you will be…read morepleasantly welcomed by a costal rustic ambiance including outside dining that offers a beautiful view of the ocean. You will also be warmly welcomed by very kind and attentive waiters. We for there early enough to make breakfast, and breakfast always makes me happy! I ordered the Huevos Rancheros with over medium eggs. I really enjoyed my dish but it wasn't the best ranchero sauce I've had. In part because it was a tiny bit spicy for me, but i don't like to measure good or bad based on my spice tolerance because I don't tolerate spice very well. The beans were good and also had a kick. The potatoes were really good and seasoned perfectly. I also orders the oatmeal and it was the best oatmeal I've ever had. I don't know how they made it so creamy and I don't know how they measure the sweetness because it was to perfection! Serves with a few slices of fresh fruit in the side. My daughter ordered the green chilaquiles with over medium eggs. She absolutely loved her dish. She said the green sauce had a nice kick to it and it was tangy. Eggs on my dish and hers were cooked perfectly! My husband ordered a plate of fruit with yogurt and what a plate it was! Fresh fruit beautifully displayed! We all thoroughly enjoyed our meal here at Terra Noble and we will for sure be coming back.

Loved it! Great service. Delicious food. Staff was amazing and very nice. If your looking for good…read morebreakfast give them a try!

I wasn't crazy about this place at all! Sure it's a cute little hole in the wall, but it wasn't the…read morecomplete package. I ordered the chilaquiles with red sauce and a side of machaca. The machaca was dry. The sauce almost tasted flavorless. My son ordered a BLT, he seemed to be happy with it. My husband ordered a chile verde omelette. He like the chile verde, he said it was very tender and the sauce was flavorful but no spice at all. I also ordered a shake and my son did as well, and it was served at room temperature. I'm used to cold shakes. For what we ordered, I feel it was a bit over priced. The service was ok, nothing over the top great and it wasn't bad. This place wasn't terrible, but, not a place I would run back up. I don't even know how much I would recommend it.