Pretty much like any other Starbucks in North America. No Manzanillo city mugs for sale though.read more

Is a nice place to relax, the crew keeps the A/C area clean and Luz is the best batista ever,…read more she's nice a D polite. The only bad thing is that some parents bring their children and is very annoying cuz the A/C area isn't too big and sound-proof

Wow this is an all new low even for Mexico. We came for dinner... a Cobb salad and a Philly cheese…read moresteak. I could not be more dissatisfied or disappointed. The two children working here could care less. I think the meals were ordered and brought in from elsewhere. Horrible! Do not eat here.

Nice place. Best coffee in town. Iced latte was so good! Also tried avocado toast with egg and ham…read morewow that was good. I strongly recommend this place when you are in town.

My go to is a latte. Their coffee is excellent and savory. The food is also amazing. Chilaquiles…read moreColimotes are one of my go to. It's a great place for coffee and delicious food. Highly recommended!

La Bruja: "the witch"…read more This coffee bar and art gallery caters to the constantly changing population of Barra de Navidad. Located just one block off the Pacific Coast, this snowbird's paradise cafe gives you everything you need: delicious coffee, pastries, and breakfast sandwiches, surrounded by art from the area, all stirred and served with a refreshing dose of sass.When owner and operator Alison is behind the bar, you can guarantee two things: an exceptional product and a take-no-crap attitude. She's here to take care of business and have a good time living the ex-pat life. Abrasive? Maybe. Snarky? If you're lucky. But genuine and forthright? ALWAYS. Alison has been running La Bruja for 7 seasons now, and living in the area since 2007. She is a great local resource for those wanting to explore. In talking with her I found out that the name, La Bruja, was sort of a double entendre on accident. When she was first traveling through the area she happened upon a great local surf spot called 'La Bruja'. That was the original thought behind the name. But those who meet and start to know Alison understand that 'the witch' might just be what you get if you're here to start trouble! Things to know before you go: **This is a seasonal establishment. When the tourists and snowbirds are in town, she's open for business. During the summer months you'll be hard-pressed to find anything other than a spattering of local businesses. This town shuts down in the hot months. **Go inside to order. Get there early and grab a table out front in the shade and watch life as it slowly starts moving around town, but don't expect food to magically appear. Alison and her staff are at the counter inside. While there are a few signs posted, they can be easily missed. Order your americano, made with fresh, locally roasted beans, and a delicious cheddar, egg, and bacon breakfast sandwich at the counter and they'll bring it out to you when it's ready. **Internet can be spotty. WiFi is offered, but not guaranteed.

Friendly staff and delicious baked goods and coffee. My latte was delicious and the sticky bun was…read morea meal in itself. Will be our go to coffee and pastry place in Barra de Navidad

One of the few French bakeries in the area. Cash only - Pesos. I got here around 11:30pm, so there…read morewasn't much options left. The were a variety of French bread, rye bread, wheat bread, and a couple of bagels. The owner is very nice. I got most of what I was looking for, except for the French baguette. It was all reserved for someone else already. The bread are beautiful and tasty. I was surprised to find this type of bakery here.

I have enjoyed pastries and baked goods from several cities. I found this gem in La Manzanilla,…read moreJalisco, while staying at Casa Bianca for vacation. Eddy is making some of the best pastries I have ever had. Get there early because he will run out. Unfortunately for me, it's located about 1000 miles away from my home. This place is a MUST try.