Best Coffee on the drive from United States to Lands End! It is a must stop. Clean bathrooms, great…read morecoffee, delicious pastry! We also had authentic food there that was so savory and delightful. A nice wine selection and little tasting area that was very cozy. I hope you take a moment to stop here, you won't be disappointed.

When your coffee choices are limited south of the the border, this place seems legit. Though in the…read moreworld of craft coffee places, it does comes up slightly short. Again, very limited options in San Felipe, Mexico- but where else can you go? They use quality, fresh ground coffee though. Normally only one roast available along with espresso. And they have soy and almond milk for those that want it. However, no oat milk and no half & half(which I happen to use 95% of the time) One thing that has me perplexed is the fact there is no existence of half and half in Mexico it appears. And I love my half and half in my coffee. I've been to many coffee shops down there and they want to give you whole milk, evaporated milk, or if they have- heavy cream. Just not the same for me. But I'll just have to settle for what they got to offer. There's a chain in Tijuana called D'Volada that is the closest thing to a Starbucks or Peet's. If they could just open one down in San Felipe... although this place is still the best option.

We spent a long weekend in San Felipe from July 5 to July 8. We wanted to try something light…read moreinstead of a full breakfast. There aren't too many coffee options in San Felipe and this one was highly reviewed so we gave it a try. My companion had a cafe mocha with an oatmeal cookie and I had a cafe latte with a chocolate chip cookie. I am not a coffee snob so I can't provide a detailed review of each brew. However, I did find them to be appropriately roasted and to have a balanced flavor profile. I feel like it will satisfy most coffee drinkers. The cafe is located at just about the Southern end of the main strip across the street from a large hotel/resort. Parking was easy early in the morning although I suspect it might be more difficult as the day progresses. La Taza gets a recommendation not just because it is one of the few coffee spots in town, but also because it is genuinely good.

When in San Filipe, this is the place to go for breakfast, lunch or for one of the best damn…read moreburritos you will ever eat! I grew up in California and have spent a lifetime eating really good Mexican food. This is, hands down, some of the best Mexican food I've ever eaten and at a great price. Go anytime of day or night for a good meal, but believe me when I say that breakfast is something special. They have a cute little outdoor seating area big enough for family and friends to gather with pets and drink Cheladas, eat great food and live well. Sure, you can eat inside, but why when all of the action is outside. Talk to strangers as they pass by, chat with the folks at the table next to you, or spend your extra time conversing with the fabulous staff. Honestly, I love Chumpo's and can't wait to return once this whole COVID thing is gone.

Very good food! We came because we saw the reviews on here were good, the place isn't fancy by any…read moremeans but the quality of the food was amazing. I had a papaya drink which was fresh papaya's blended for my drink. The Spanish omelette was very good with a delicious red sauce and yummy chorizo. The blueberry pancakes my friend had were very good. Will be back!

I am very happy to find this restaurant in Baja Mexico! I've been enjoying Mexican food, including…read morebreakfasts, over the past month we've been here in San Felipe. I found myself wanting a traditional American breakfast today, and found the best place for it in the town! We walked in and received a welcoming and very friendly greeting in English and Spanish. The menu had a great selection of omelets and breakfast items (also had a lunch menu here also) that anyone wanting an American diner style meal will be happy! I had a tasty and warmed cherry pastry to start. Great start. My main meal was a vegetable omelets with hashbrowns and toast. The omelet was large with 3 egg, onions, tomato, asparagus and cheese. It was cooked just right and tasted as good as it looked! My husband had the special of the day, corned beef hash with eggs. He has this often and loved it. He felt it was homemade (we didn't ask). The portion size was large, the coffee was good, hot and refilled several times. All of this with prices I remember in the US in 2004. My omelet was 7.99 usd and the corned beef was 9.99. Come here for your traditional American breakfast and you will be happy!

Came for an early breakfast and greeted with the same bright smiles you see all day. Nice quiet…read morebreakfast to start the day