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Cute little cafe! This is cafe is more like what I would eat in the US not in Mexico but not to say it was not good. They had a lot of pastries and cookies along with breakfast sandwiches you can make to order. I got a croissant sandwich with egg, bacon and avocado. It was really good. Prices were very reasonable, and they have a little seating area outside which was perfect because we had our corgi with us.
You know how heat makes teenagers whine like little toddlers? Yeah, so walking around from our cruise that stopped here in Ensenada, our group of teens start complaining after 15 minutes of sun. So we had to stop by the Thriftys ice cream shop next door. Mind you, the Thriftys ice cream warehouse and cooking plant is like from the town we came from!! So we stopped by here and the aroma when you walk in is a pleasant punch in the face. Unless you're married to Amber Heard, as pleasant as punches in the face can get. Ordered a tiramisu cake and ice latte. What a great snack in the mid morning heat during summer. Cake and coffee was superb, and nice cool inside seating as well as a nice outside patio. And the very best of all, a clean bathroom!
This was the after-dinner coffee stop. It was one of few places still open at that time of night, which was surprising for Ensenada's restaurant row. We walked into this place, and took a good look at our options. I decided on something simple: a cappuccino. After a few minutes, the barista had my order ready. I took it in a to-go cup, as we still had to drive an hour north to hour hotel in Tijuana. I sipped my cappuccino the whole way back, but noticed that it didn't give me much of a kick. This is surprising, as cappuccinos usually do give me a burst of energy. Fast forward an hour, and we get to our hotel. Since the night was still young, we decided to go clubbing. The problem was, the coffee I bought from this place did nothing for me. So I had to order a cappuccino from my hotel room service to get the effect I needed. So, in conclusion, this place has potential. But skimping customers out of their caffeine is no way to reach that potential. Maybe it was an overlook on the barista's part that evening, but they need to whip up coffee that actually does its job. Let's hope they get the message and improve. Their customer service was decent otherwise, which earns them three stars.
This is a French style bakery that sells a variety of breads, cookies, muffins and pastries. They have a sidewalk cafe where you can sit, sip espresso and watch people walking by. We just wanted a small treat. My husband loves soufflés and they had one small one in chocolate. Though we are not fans of a lot of chocolate, we decided to try it. The soufflé was cold but they heat it in a convection oven. It was really more of a lava cake but not hot enough to be molten inside. Not quite the soufflé experience but we didn't wait an hour either. It was good but very chocolate-y but, I'm sure, chocolate lovers would be happy! Hubs also got a croissant which wasn't spectacular-not as buttery as many- but it was okay. The ambiance, the coffee, and the friendly staff make it 4 stars. We would definitely return to try some of their other treats!
This is our second time frequent this place. Last time was a year ago. Last year it has a more a younger vibe. It seemed it has matured itself as this year when we ventured in this morning. I order a salchicha omelette (sausage) I didn't quite know what type of sausage, but I figure I am vacationing. Have fun and try something different. The sausage in the omelette was chopped down to mini chunks, and was covered in cheese, and the omelette was made up of the yolks. Its a healthy tastes to it. The sausage itself was a mixture of sweet taste with some spices in it. The chai tea latte I had here was the creamiest ever!! The foam of the milk latte didn't sunk down for at least the first 5 minutes. Well one thing I have learned from this trip, the restaurants here do make the drink extra thick!
This is a small little cafe that offers some breakfast/brunch options. It's a cute little spot in Ensenada. The hot chocolate and coffee was very good. We had some Breakfast sandwiches and they were also tasty. The food did take about 30 minutes but they had a cute little sign that let the cliente know that they made everything fresh therefore it would take 15-30 minutes. The staff was was very friendly and the food was good. Can't complain.
My friend and I popped into Hogaza Hogaza yesterday after reading the good reviews. If you're coming from a cruise at the Port of Ensenada, it's a short walk and quite convenient. They have a few tables inside and outside, plus it's on a walking only street so it's chill and calm. When ordering a local told me everything is good here and the place was filled, which is always a good sign when trying a new place. Staff was friendly and prices were great. My friend and I tried a few baked goods - some cookies and a brownie and we loved it all. The brownies reminded me of ones my mom used to make with powdered sugar on top. Hogaza Hogaza is a nice little bakery to grab some coffee and eats in Ensenada! read more
Hogaza Hogaza is located on the opposite end of the main strip of downtown Ensenada on Primavera, away from the touristy souvenir shops and restaurants and the club like atmosphere of Papas & Beer. It's an adorable little coffee and pastry shop with outdoor seating, and next door is a Thrifty's ice cream shop (closed when we went by). There are fresh flower bouquets for sale out front. Inside, there is a beautiful selection of cakes, pastries, and fresh breads, as well as coffees, sandwiches and breakfast entrees. There are a few tables inside, and would make a great place to dine with friends or do some work. I picked up some pastries and they were all great, and the Iced Coco Mate Latte was creamy and delicious and not too sweet. Staff was friendly, and I got by with my mediocre high school Spanish. Apple Pay accepted here. read more
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Cute little cafe! This is cafe is more like what I would eat in the US not in Mexico but not to say it was not good. They had a lot of pastries and cookies along with breakfast sandwiches you can make to order. I got a croissant sandwich with egg, bacon and avocado. It was really good. Prices were very reasonable, and they have a little seating area outside which was perfect because we had our corgi with us. read more
You know how heat makes teenagers whine like little toddlers? Yeah, so walking around from our cruise that stopped here in Ensenada, our group of teens start complaining after 15 minutes of sun. So we had to stop by the Thriftys ice cream shop next door. Mind you, the Thriftys ice cream warehouse and cooking plant is like from the town we came from!! So we stopped by here and the aroma when you walk in is a pleasant punch in the face. Unless you're married to Amber Heard, as pleasant as punches in the face can get. Ordered a tiramisu cake and ice latte. What a great snack in the mid morning heat during summer. Cake and coffee was superb, and nice cool inside seating as well as a nice outside patio. And the very best of all, a clean bathroom! read more
5 years ago
This was the after-dinner coffee stop. It was one of few places still open at that time of night, which was surprising for Ensenada's restaurant row. We walked into this place, and took a good look at our options. I decided on something simple: a cappuccino. After a few minutes, the barista had my order ready. I took it in a to-go cup, as we still had to drive an hour north to hour hotel in Tijuana. I sipped my cappuccino the whole way back, but noticed that it didn't give me much of a kick. This is surprising, as cappuccinos usually do give me a burst of energy. Fast forward an hour, and we get to our hotel. Since the night was still young, we decided to go clubbing. The problem was, the coffee I bought from this place did nothing for me. So I had to order a cappuccino from my hotel room service to get the effect I needed. So, in conclusion, this place has potential. But skimping customers out of their caffeine is no way to reach that potential. Maybe it was an overlook on the barista's part that evening, but they need to whip up coffee that actually does its job. Let's hope they get the message and improve. Their customer service was decent otherwise, which earns them three stars. read more
This is a French style bakery that sells a variety of breads, cookies, muffins and pastries. They have a sidewalk cafe where you can sit, sip espresso and watch people walking by. We just wanted a small treat. My husband loves soufflés and they had one small one in chocolate. Though we are not fans of a lot of chocolate, we decided to try it. The soufflé was cold but they heat it in a convection oven. It was really more of a lava cake but not hot enough to be molten inside. Not quite the soufflé experience but we didn't wait an hour either. It was good but very chocolate-y but, I'm sure, chocolate lovers would be happy! Hubs also got a croissant which wasn't spectacular-not as buttery as many- but it was okay. The ambiance, the coffee, and the friendly staff make it 4 stars. We would definitely return to try some of their other treats! read more
4 years ago
Last second decision stop. Pleasantly surprised with a variety of regular or vegan breads and pastries. Almost forgot to take a photo of the goodie's before eating- oops. Cafe Americano was strong and hit the spot as an after dinner treat. read more
3 years ago
Food was 10/10! Coffee was even better! Highly recommend the chilaquiles verdes! And the breakfast croissant! read more
This is our second time frequent this place. Last time was a year ago. Last year it has a more a younger vibe. It seemed it has matured itself as this year when we ventured in this morning. I order a salchicha omelette (sausage) I didn't quite know what type of sausage, but I figure I am vacationing. Have fun and try something different. The sausage in the omelette was chopped down to mini chunks, and was covered in cheese, and the omelette was made up of the yolks. Its a healthy tastes to it. The sausage itself was a mixture of sweet taste with some spices in it. The chai tea latte I had here was the creamiest ever!! The foam of the milk latte didn't sunk down for at least the first 5 minutes. Well one thing I have learned from this trip, the restaurants here do make the drink extra thick! read more
This is a small little cafe that offers some breakfast/brunch options. It's a cute little spot in Ensenada. The hot chocolate and coffee was very good. We had some Breakfast sandwiches and they were also tasty. The food did take about 30 minutes but they had a cute little sign that let the cliente know that they made everything fresh therefore it would take 15-30 minutes. The staff was was very friendly and the food was good. Can't complain. read more
As we were getting ready to head back home to the States, we yelped places around us to grab a little something to eat. We found Hogaza Hogaza it's a small little cafe in the downtown area of Ensenada. I ordered the croissant sandwich with egg and almond mocha and it was so good. If you're looking for a quick bite to eat this definitely is not the spot. They are sweet enough to post signs saying that it is a slow delivery of food because it's all made on the spot. It is worth the wait! Child friendly environment with step stools for the sink and bathroom. read more
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Av. Adolfo Lopez Mateos 12
Col. Centro
22800 Ensenada, Baja California
Mexico
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