Amazing spot right off the Malecon in La Paz. If you're looking for real home cooked Mexican…read morecomida, this is the spot. Adorable ambience, fresh and great tasting food. The cafe de olla is a must have. The staff has great service, any of the chilaquiles combos on the menu are fabulous! I'll keep coming back every time I'm in La Paz! You have to try this hidden gem! Opens early at 7am and closed on Tuesdays.

Delicious coffee, very busy place thou. It had a few cool rooms and food was deliciousread more

My favorite dining companion and I came here for breakfast. It is a nice restaurant serving…read morebreakfast and lunch only. It is for locals by locals, so your Spanish language skills will get a workout. Quasi mission style furniture adds yo both the indoor and outdoor aesthetic. The scrambled eggs were decent as were the pancakes, however the maple flavored karo syrup was a bit of a put off. Overall a decent breakfast at a decent price. Worth a stop while in La Paz, BCS.

We enjoyed our late breakfast meals here. My hubby ordered huevos rancheros. This is a typical…read moreorder of his and one of his favorites, he cleaned the plate! I ordered fruit with yogurt, a green juice and chilaquiles verdes. My son ordered a typical Cali breakfast bacon and eggs. We also ordered two club sandwiches "to go" as we were headed to Playa Balandra for the day. I've attached our check so you can see the prices. FYI: They didn't accept CC- we had to pay cash. All

We went to Vrentino after reading a lot of positive reviews about it. I ordered a limonada to…read moredrink which was refreshing on this hot morning. To eat we got the chilaquiles (aka Al Despertar) which were good but nothing special. They have a lovely patio outside with a lot of beautiful greenery and a fountain so I recommend sitting outside. There were fans running to keep us cool. Service was great.

Ricardo is the man! Always happy to serve, goes above and beyond, makes your experience better…read more Ambiance is usually chill and quiet. Stay away from the girl the neck tattoo (mid neck). Tried to charge us for a second hot chocolate because a fly flew into it- she literally saw it fly in because of the fan they have on. Over all, food is good and fairly priced. GO SEE RICARDO

I met Don Julio here!!! Just kidding. I asked our server his name at the same time he was talking…read moreabout tequila. I caught my breath and put my hand over my chest "Your name is Don Julio?" We all fell out laughing. Keep in mind this is an Italian restaurant/steakhouse. The bread they serve is to die for. We ordered the beef carpaccio (thin slices of beef topped with olives, capers, and Parmesan cheese) and Palermo salad to start with. Very good. My boyfriend got the T bone and I ordered Chicken Marsala. I thought the steak was superb. My Chicken Marsala was phenomenal. It came with roasted veggies and mashed potatoes. I don't normally eat all of my meal (portion control and I like to have leftovers), but I cleaned my plate. The service was great. We sat out on the patio and watched the sun set.

We had heard great things about Palermo's so we stopped in for dinner our first night in town. What…read morea wonderful experience as well as ambience. The restaurant wasn't crowded so we basically had personal service, and they were on top of everything. We started off with a house mixed greens salad with a balsamic vinaigrette and for dinner we had the 2 Way Shrimp entree (4 with thai sweet chili and 4 a white wine sauce) and N.Y. Steak (with baked potato and grilled vegetables). To go along with that, s Pina Colada and Rum/Coke. To top off the evening, cheesecake and proposal. Overall, a fantastic evening of food, drink, friends and service. Highly recommend you visit when in La Paz.

We visited recently a while vacationing in La Paz. We had dined multiple times across the street at…read moreParadiso and decided to try this coffee shop. There is plenty of seating outside, which was occupied by several bicyclists. Inside you walk up to the counter to place an order and then they give you a number. My hubs sat down towards the front on one of the couches and they approached him so I'm not sure if there's actual table service. We opted for two vanilla latte and a Muffin. I also took a bag of whole bean coffee to go. The ice latte were delicious as was the muffin. It has a good vibe in their small retail section as well. All the other food around us look amazing, including some of the avocado toast, and there is a garden, sitting area outback.

On vacation and this place came highly recommended by a local. I really liked it…read more The coffee I got was not on there menu, but I tried tell them what I get at home and they did their best to accommodate me. The desserts we all shared were delicious. I also went to their shop and brought some chocolate home. The specialty Kambucha was confiscated at the airport. I will be back and pack it correctly next time.

Wonderful authentic breakfast, super inexpensive and friendly service. Beautiful views.read more

The overall experience was extremely disappointing. The prices are ridiculously inflated for the…read morequality of the food and service they offer. The most outrageous part was being charged 155 pesos for a single slice of cake--a price that is hard to justify, especially considering what you would expect from a restaurant charging that much. The pizza was just as disappointing: poorly made, carelessly presented, and nowhere near the quality you would expect for the price. If a restaurant chooses to charge premium prices, the bare minimum should be well-prepared food, proper presentation, and service that justifies the cost. Charging more does not mean delivering quality. There is a big difference between paying for a great dining experience and simply overpaying for mediocre food and disappointing service. At these prices, you expect something exceptional, not a poorly made pizza and an overpriced slice of cake. Overall, the value for money is terrible. There are plenty of better options where you actually pay for quality instead of an inflated bill. I would not recommend this place to anyone looking for good food and service that matches what they are paying.

Delicious! Great spot for breakfast…read more For those with an espresso fix, they have some good iced lattes and a variety of drinks. They have an extensive breakfast menu with both savory and sweet items. We ordered the chilaquiles with chicken- once with red sauce, one with green sauce, and one with poblano sauce- can't forget to add the egg (any style) Also ordered the flour quesadilla with a side salad and beans. They were cheesy and the housemade chili oil (salsa macha) was spicy and nutty - Loved it! The refried beans were also very good and came in this mini tostada bowl. Service was great too, clean space, and nice music!

Place has potential.... but the 2 roaches i found- changed the flavor in my mind and mouth…read more Service was decent. Guy didn't have much of a personality... pretty dry. Only waiter there so wet didn't get checked on. Ambiance: they have tvs so it can get loud. Parking might be difficult as it's located on the malecon

Always a nice place to have traditional authentic Mexican food. El Zarape has always pulled through…read morewith their dishes. This morning's dish of choice were chilaquiles green sauce with eggs and a light breakfast for my partner. Both were delicious and well presented. Compliments to the cook! There were others dining inside and outside of the restaurant. We sat inside, by the window, with a great view of the malecon and ocean. And, it was air conditioned. Perfect dining experience. Our server was welcoming, pleasant and helpful with our food preparation questions. Zarape has never disappointed. Definitely recommend

The fish tacos were the best ever!! My husband had the whole fried fish and it was tasty. It was…read moreapproximately a 10 minute walk from the cruise ship shuttle bus drop off. The mango margarita was tasty. The service was friendly. The view of the sea and the Malecon was beautiful. I had grilled sea bass with garlic butter in my tacos (3) with slaw, mayonnaise and spicy salsa. I have had great fish tacos in my day, but these were the best!!!

Best tacos in La Paz! We came multiple times during our trip, and would get the mixed taco…read more(carnitas + chicharron). Friendly service and the line moves quickly. They are only open in the morning/lunch. Some seating, best to eat there as it's messy to take away. Cash only.

I believe the last time I walked past this location, it was a makeshift car wash, so when I passed…read moreby today and there was a taco stand with a line, I knew I was in for a treat. Don Abraham straight up brings it. No frills, no gimmicks, just carnitas and tortillas. You want onions? Add them yourself. You want a radish? Sure, on your own accord. What you get here is the real deal, right out of the back of a van with no windows. My carnitas were pulled from a hunk of meat somewhere on the ground. I didn't ask question and didn't need to because I knew, without a shadow of a doubt, that these tacos were going to be some of the best of my life. And I was right.

Great small batch 3rd wave roaster here in La Paz by a native South Dakotan transplant and…read moreMexican-American. Picked up some warm, freshly roasted beans today from a sweet 5kg 100% Mex brand barrel roaster-- $160 pesos/ $7.50 for 500g (17 oz.). There's none better south of TJ (Tijuana) or Ensenada--seriously. The other place 12:40 is better for treats/baked goods, but their coffee pales in comparison--they don't even roast it themselves! They use La Abuelita chocolate for the mocha whereas these guys use a chocolate liquor (non-alcoholic) from here. Fast wifi, clean bathroom, friendly English-speaking staff and unbeatable prices. Go there!!

I will dream about their vanilla iced latte with oat milk every sunny day! Service was also great…read moreand quick.