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    Pan Tostado Cafe

    4.0 (79 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Christina G.

    This was my first time here, I've had it bookmarked for a while. I met my friend for coffee at 8:30 a.m. on a Friday morning. When I arrived there was one table open in the front and several open in the back. We wanted indoors because we were both going to be working during coffee and convo. When I walked to the back I noticed it was a little smoky in the dining area and smelt like fried food. So I went back to the front and grabbed a two-seater table. That smokey smell gives me instant headaches, and gets all in your clothes and fresh washed hair. And that's exactly what it did They may need better ventilation in the kitchen and find a way for the kitchen smoke to escape and not go into the dining area. Anywho, We both ordered at the counter. I ordered the horchata chai latte with a shot of espresso. I also got the breakfast taco. The horchata chai was super sweet, So I don't think I'll order that again. The breakfast taco was good but didn't have a lot of flavor without the added hot sauce. The hot sauce does have some spice kick, so if you can't handle spice you've been warned I liked it! This is such a cute location and everyone was friendly. I don't know if I'll go back only because of the Smoky smell coming from the kitchen and staying on your clothes and in your hair. They do have outdoor dining, So that is definitely an option for the spring days ahead.

    Blueberry muffin
    Kayla P.

    I came here with friend to catch up and it was my first visit. There was a Galentine's Party scheduled, so we wanted to plan it around that as well. It was pretty busy for a Friday even before the event was scheduled to start. A very cute set up, but we only saw the setup; I'm not sure where the notes were. We ordered our items and were so glad to snag a seat inside; because it was still cold out. We tried the berry latte and the cherrylicious latte. They were about $8.50 for a 16oz, iced. They were very sweet, which I like but not sure I would go back for. They also have flights available for the valentines drinks that cost $25. I ordered the blueberry muffin and my friend had a breakfast taco. It was pretty good. It looks like a go to spot for many, which says a lot because there were other shops nearby. I love the setup and would go back to try something differently. Maybe the matcha? The line can get a little long, but it's mostly because they are taking time to walk you through the menu which I appreciate.

    Judy R.

    Found this little treasure on TikTok so I had to visit. Went twice this week. I love matcha so got the Sol y Mora matcha which is the summer special they have. Went back this morning and got the coco tostado matcha and crepes with Nutella and banana. Service was great! They also have a little shop next door. The ambience everything.

    Menu with the boutique on the background
    Marisol S.

    Very aesthetic little café with a cozy vibe. I ordered the Horchata Matcha and a croissant with cream cheese and strawberry. The matcha was decent, definitely on the sweeter side, but I couldn't really taste the horchata. The croissant would have been much better if it was warmed up, but still tasty overall. I ordered to-go but ended up enjoying it outside the shop. There's street parking available, and a laundromat next door adds some extra parking spots. The area is quiet, with several seats both inside and outside. My total came out to $12.50 with tip, which feels reasonable for the experience. Very friendly workers.

    Cowboy Toast
    Azalia B.

    I really enjoyed this spot! The location is not very big, so you may have to wait for a table. You order first, then you get a number and have to find a table. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. It had very cute and "Pueblo" style decor. The staff was super friendly and accommodating! Lattes: I got the horchata matcha latte and my husband got the Dulce de leche latte. He didn't dislike his, he just didn't find it to be that flavorful. I enjoyed my matcha however the cinnamon that they put in there had clumped up a bit and some sips were all cinnamon which was a little off putting. Mexican cheesecake: it was okay. You can tell it was made from scratch and I appreciate the "artistry" (so to speak) that goes into that. But I didn't love it and probably wouldn't get it again. Chilaquiles: my husband got this and thought it was okay. There was an option to add chicken and he definitely should have. It was really just chips, salsa, and one egg. Cowboy toast: this was soooo good. Presentation was so appetizing and I really enjoyed it. Very filling, which I wasn't expecting. My only critique is that the avocado spread could have been enhanced with a tad bit of seasoning. The sauce on top did a great job of bringing everything together but any pieces without it and just the avocado, you could kind of tell. Overall we enjoyed this restaurant and will probably be back! We'll likely try some other things from their menu (but still getting the Cowboy toast for sure).

    Coconut latte with the roasted coconut on top of the foam, and dulce de leche latte
    Vero H.

    Super cute place!!! My husband had the coconut latte and i had the dulce de leche latte and i loved mine!!! We also had the dulce de leche crepe that comes with bananas, tasted just like a nutty banana bread but as a crepe, could've used a bit more filling to me but was still super delicious!!

    Horchata Latte
    Den V.

    My first time here, I ordered the breakfast tacos and a horchata latte. The tacos were pretty good, but a little bland. The latte was better. It was pretty unique, but also fairly sweet. It's a nice little spot in downtown Georgetown, with a patio outback for outdoor seating. I think I'll give it another try, especially to try out their Mexican cheesecake.

    Avocado & Egg toast w/Dulce de Leche Latte
    Laura S.

    The atmosphere is warm, cozy, and welcoming, making it the perfect spot for breakfast or coffee with friends. The coffee was excellent, smooth, rich, and made just right.

    Uno crepe
    Regine M.

    Came here on a Saturday and was able to get a table for a group of 5 easily. I loved the matcha horchata - it tasted more on the horchata side which was 10/10 for me, not sure if I'd recommend if you're wanting more of a matcha flavor. The uno crepe was good but nothing special.

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    Michael S.

    Never noticed this place as many times I pass through here. It's connected to a small boutique with some cool items. It's indoor and outdoor seating. The chairs and tables are unique in their own. So we tried quite a few things this trip. I had the horchata latte and the dulce de leche latte. Both solid choices. The staff recommended them and said they are the popular items on the menu. The tacos were awesome. Though the tortillas are sourced from a torteilla, they were really good. The different pastries we tried all were immaculate. The concha was my favorite. I'd definitely recommend trying this place out for your next morning coffee and pastry! Thanks for a great first impression!

    Nutella crepe
    Elise M.

    A new breakfast spot in Georgetown with authentic crepes, breakfast tacos, and chilaquiles? Yes, please! Cute, small shop near the Square serving up delicious crepes, pastries, and hot breakfast items. The Nutella and fruit crepe was absolutely amazing and the breakfast taco was delightfully filled with delicious eggs, potatoes, and bacon - all in a fresh warm tortilla. Seating is limited inside but they do have patio seating outside if the weather is nice. New breakfast spots are always welcome in this area. I really appreciated their service, unique menu, and delicious breakfast. Definitely one to check out if you're visiting the Square.

    Iced Pistachio latte and a pumpkin drink
    Priya S.

    Stopped by Pan Tostado Café for the first time a few weekends ago with a friend. The line was long but moved quickly, and the staff were super helpful. I got the iced pistachio latte and omg it was insanely good. I've been craving it ever since! I'll definitely be back soon, especially because they were low on pastries that day and the rest of the menu looked amazing. The shop itself is small and pretty busy, with a couple of seats out front, but I love seeing a Hispanic-owned coffee spot thriving.

    Avocado toast
    Betsy G.

    I ordered to go, I got the avocado toast. I loved the feta and everything about it, do yourself and eat it right away. The bread is so good, also got a cheesecake plain it was good not my fave but the quality is there. Last was a Cafe de olla which is hard to find up here, def coming back the place is so cute and I love the little store next door. The service all around was helpful, nice. Thank you guys

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    Visiting Georgetown, and pan Tostado cafe was recommended. They said get the.Dulce De Leche coffee. Outstanding.

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    The food, drinks, service, and ambience are all great. I would definitely go here again if I was in the area.

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    The ambiance is delightful! They have a wonderful choice of food items beyond the traditional American coffee shop.

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    The coffee was delicious and so was the chilaquiles. My wife had the crepe and said it was awesome.

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