Followed the good reviews to Puerto Cafe, and they didn't steer us wrong! The workers were nice and…read morepatient with us. There is not a lot of seating, but we were able to snag a table. A large group might have a little trouble, but you can always take items to go and sit along the waterfront. I got a latte, which was delicious. Strong espresso flavor and just the right amount of milk. The daily quiche was a good breakfast and a nice alternative to have instead of just pastries. We will definitely stop there again for any future PV trips.

Charming cafe with high quality offerings…read more Loved our latte and quiche. Both high quality and filling. Would definitely return. Only con is that seating is very limited, so I wouldn't bet on getting a table unless you're okay with sitting at the bar.

The whole coffee shop is open, so that is really cool. I ordered a hot americano w almond milk. The…read morealmond milk was 10 pesos extra, and the guy that assisted me was super sweet & friendly - he ever treated me to free oreo cookie w my coffee. Really cool place to relax or people watch. There was a nice breeze there as well.

On our last day in town, wanted really good coffee and to support the local businesses so across…read morethe street from Villa del Palmar (in the Food Park) sits Cafe 2450. Quaint little shop serving up awesome coffee and sweets. I had the Latte Machiatto which hit the spot. So definitely visit if in the area.

At first glance, Calmate Cafe doesn't look especially impressive, and it's somewhat inflated,…read moretourist-driven ratings may give one pause. True to its name -- Spanish slang for "calm down" or "take it easy" or even "chill out" it is a straightforward cafe with slightly elevated prices and genuinely excellent customer service. That service, more than anything else, is what drives its strong reputation. The space inside is large enough to accommodate some decent sized groups, but due to the lack of ventilation I opted for their limited outdoor seating. It wasn't the most ideal situation, as a sign fell on top of my table, a stray dog was sniffing around, and the next door space was undergoing loud construction. We still made it work, due to the graciousness of the staff and their willingness to stay open past 4pm. Their iced latte ($70MXN), double espresso ($55MXN), and mambo smoothie ($110MXN) was the right thing to order at the time, but nothing too out of the ordinary. The latte had a good amount of milk in it, so much to the point that I was unsure about any coffee. This place is cash only and the lack of additional IVA tax charges came as a nice surprise. When I'm back in PV, I'm definitely interested in trying their brunch. The chilaquiles, breakfast tacos look fabulous, though the rest of the menu seems a bit skewed toward the gringo palate. The ultra friendly staff make this place what it is, which is worthy of many future visits.

Calmate Cafe is a must-try stop for coffee or breakfast when in PV!…read more I thoroughly enjoyed the Bacon Dias Tacos. They were possibly the perfect breakfast tacos!! Crispy crunchiness from the bacon, combined with eggs, greens, and tomatoes - so much healthy goodness (well, maybe except for the bacon I needed some caffeine too and satisfied that need with a Matcha Latte with Vanilla and Almond Milk - it was delectably delicious!! When in PV, be sure to make time for Calmate Cafe! Overall rating: *****FIVE STARS***** Gluten-free rating: *****FIVE STARS*****

Incredible coffee! You really should speak some Spanish to get the order right - and don't expect…read morefrilly American drinks. The pours are perfect and the roast is rich and creamy. The vanilla latte was also great, not too sweet. The espresso was perfect.

Feb 2024 update: Same great coffee at a very reasonable price by US standards. Have not been…read morehere since Pre Covid days and it was nice to see the same friendly smiling faces with their warm welcoming. This is a daily stop for us during our morning walks and is our incentive to get a few extra daily steps in. Five stars all day long!

The worst service ever!!! Took close to 2 hours to get our food ... The waitresses seemed to be…read moremoving slowly and inefficiently with no concern over the wait time! we will NEVER go back here!!! Food wasn't worth the wait! There are so many other better restaurants in the area!

Very nice café in the Versalles area. Friendly staff, great…read morefood, and great service. The chilaquiles pictured here are wonderful. With this style they have moved up to the top 10 position so far for me here at home in Puerto Vallarta. These are very good. Price is very good for the quality and quantity both. Seating outside is very nice too and there are plenty of seats available on both sides of the corner. Street can be noisy at times, but that isn't their fault... It's a pretty major-ish street and it is certaintly OK even with the truck now and again. Plus, they do have inside or on the other side to sit. Lots of people walk by on the sidewalk heading to the beach, bus, or work so lots of opportunity to meet folks too. :) All in all, love this place.

we ordered tea latte bubble tea to go, it's a small cute store, owner is very friendly and…read moreeverything (matcha,taro cookies and coffee jello) is homemade! very glad we found this gem in Puerto Vallarta

Jamie W and I didn't venture that far from Zona Romantica, but when we walked to the northern end…read moreof the Malecon, we found ourselves in the quaintly commercial neighborhood of 5 de Diciembre. Because there was a nip in the air (and I'm not talking about me), it was time for a coffee break. We found this compact spot with a couple of sidewalk tables, so we decided to plant ourselves for the time being. Fortunately they had a robust coffee menu with each item in two sizes: 'chico' and 'grande'. I assumed 'chico' meant small, but it translates literally to 'boy'. Regardless, we were feeling quite 'grande' since we needed fuel for the long walk back to the hotel. Jamie ordered the MX$70 Grande Latte (Photo 3), while I went for the more bargain priced MX$45 Grande Americano (Photo 6). Both hit the respective spots of the respective recipients. Better yet, they were truly grande and lasted us through a lengthy conversation about the highs and lows of Puerto Vallarta. Rest assured It was almost all highs. COFFEE - 4 stars...rich brews in their coffees AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...a bit tight but the sidewalk tables helped considerably SERVICE - 3.5 stars...efficient TOTAL - 4 stars...nice stop in a bustling neighborhood RELATED - Exploring Puerto Vallarta? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/eDjMcLqA1O

Great cafe with a nice seating area inside and outside. It's great for getting work done, very fast…read moreand free wifi.

Came here for the ginger coffee and was NOT disappointed! I'm not sure if it was the ginger itself…read moreor the combination of ginger and caffeine, but I felt particularly ready to take on the day after drinking this special concoction. Would absolutely recommend if you like ginger! I will have to get another one before leaving PV! On the other hand, my husband got a latte. It had too much milk compared to what he is used to, but it was still enjoyed. This place is more of a grab and go than a sit and enjoy cafe. Food options are extremely limited-I think I just saw cookies available. Still worth visiting!

Really good coffee shop in puerto Vallarta!! Drinks came out quick and I loved the seating insideread more

I still love this place, its been open for years now and it's quiet and nice. The patio outside is…read morewonderful. Its clean. Staff is nice. Juices are excellent. Breakfast is always yummy and coffee too. There are a lot of new places popping up in Versalles but this is always a safe bet and i make sure to visit every time. *their coffee place next door is a little strange because the hours are not always on point.. sometimes they close it in order to cover staffing in the restaurant.

Liked by locals and tourists alike Miscelánea Vallarta offers well-composed Breakfast plates in a…read morepleasant atmosphere with seating both outside on the patio and indoors with air conditioning. Founded by sisters, a minimalist setting of white brick and wood tables outside a semi-open kitchen, guests are invited to begin with Aguas Frescas or Coffee plus Pastries such as moist Carrot Cake decorated in Cream Cheese Frosting. Savory and sweet with global inspiration, Shakshuka adjacent Tacos and Hamburgers, fans of Chilaquiles will find Miscelánea's Mole version compelling thanks to fresh Chips and fragrant Cheese while traditional Molletes are benefited by housemade Bread. Offering excellent service, plates arriving timely with a smile, French Toast falls a bit short thanks to an inadequate soak which leaves more room for toothsome Pancakes made with Masa beneath Fruit, Granola and Agave Syrup.

I love this little cafe in PV. Was seeking out good matcha and I found it here. Carmen made me a…read morefantastic matcha con fresas! It was so good I went back 3x and 2x on my next trip to PV!

We took our broken Spanish here and got a bagel and salad! Nice place, clean, and open. Very…read morefriendly and would come back!