Go grab a coffee, mimosa, and avocado toast!…read more The Avocado & Goat Cheese toast was everything I'd hoped for. Two slices of crispy toast, grilled zucchini and carrots, lettuce, pepper vinaigrette, and goat cheese. They also have a jelly that I decided to put on mine which made it extra amazing.

Food is delicious and service Coffee is also a must,…read moredefinitely be back Ambiance eating outside is the best for us

Small place you could miss if you're not looking for it. Very delicious and very fresh.read more

A quick and easy spot in the morning to get a fresh, cheap, yummy pastry and coffee. I absolutely…read morelove their chocolate croissants. Also day olds are only 10 pesos (~ $.050 USD)!

We know this Bakery by the name of Eulo's. For years we have stopped into sample the Wares of this…read moreBakery whenever we went to Freddy's Tucan for lunch or breakfast. They have quite a great variety of baked goods and also have a few items that are good for lunch like ham and cheese. The staff are always friendly

I couldn't find the original check in as I guess it's been given a new name. Not sure if it's new…read moreownership as well. But they do offer great fresh baked pastries and bread daily. The prices are always amazing and what they have to offer are excellent. Come in for a snack or if you have a sweet tooth, they have sweet dessert as well. The croissant, both ham and cheese and ham cheese and jalapeño were great. All the fruit stuffed pastries, you can't just have one. I believe it's cash only, not sure.

Open Monday through Saturday from 8am until 4pm Artisan Bakery has made a name for itself by…read moreproducing some of Puerto Vallarta's best Sourdough, an item offered at several local Restaurants as well as Hotels and Cafes. A full-service shop with loyal customers, though prices track higher than more traditional Panaderia, options span Cookies to Viennoiseries with the latter unfortunately flaccid in the setting of coastal humidity plus hot temperatures. Faring better with jumbo Cookies served thin, each bite chewy with bright Baking Spices, Mexican Wedding Cookies are another highlight while Apple Strudel and Sticky Buns are good but not great by comparison to artisans elsewhere.

My favorite bakery in Vallarta! Their whole grain loaf is the best! But I also like their Jewish…read moreRye (hard to find here). Excellent bagels and hamburger buns, too. At Christmas they have packages of yeasty dinner rolls. Buttery croissants, yummy cinnamon rolls and savory quiches for the morning. Big hard to resist cookies and other sweets like Bourbon Pecan Tartlets and Lemon meringue tarts to die for! It's a 30-minute drive from my house but so worth it!

First time here we just grabbed a cup of coffee to go. Today we sat and shared an avocado toast…read morebecause we were starving. It's insane how a simple concoction can be so delicious. Bread was toasted perfectly and the cheese they used was amazing. They have a cute little sitting area inside. As most places here, it is open air but the ceiling fan and the breeze cooled us off. Service was quick and friendly. Very glad we found Collins.

Fresh bread! Super affordable and delicious. It's behind the butcher so walk around the butcher to…read morefind the bakery

Located in Zona Romantica Oh! Croissant Pasteleria is considered by most to be Puerto Vallarta's…read morebest European Bakery, French Ex-pat ownership assuring classic techniques while service is friendly and bilingual to appease tourists. A continuous space from outside seating to checkerboard tiles, items displayed behind glass beneath a chalk menu, early arrival is advised to procure the best bites including three types of Croissant impressively uncompromised by Oceanside humidity. Outperforming expectations with Viennoiserie, a twist around Chocolate and coils surrounding Cranberries both crispy with lots of Butter, fans of Choux will find Oh! Croissant's work nearly-Parisian quality whether they try a classic Hazelnut Brest or Cream-filled Religeuse.

Amazing authentic french pastries and good coffee. Right on the corner relaxing ambiance indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating and great service. Prices are very reasonable. I highly recommend.

Ready for a change, how about freshly made stroopwafels or apple pie. Others delicacies as well…read more It is worth a walk to get some tantalizing tastes for guests or morning coffee Facebook dutchhousebucerias

I stumbled upon the "Dutch House" stroopwafels in the open market in Puerto Vallarta old town…read more Being Dutch myself, of course I HAD to try these stroopwafels. They were the BEST stroopwafels I have ever had, as good as the ones you buy in Holland!!

We came here for breakfast two days in the row, and we liked it. We got cappuccino both times and…read morethey were pretty good. I enjoyed the foam and chocolate they marble on top. The pastries we got were pork empanada and Passion fruit tart, both were delicious. Their WiFi was stronger and faster here than our hotel, for some reason. Which was another perk! The only complaints we had: 01: the squirrel! I swore he/she/ it was following us while dropping nut shells on our table and our heads! Now thinking about it, it's kinda funny but annoying at the moment! Thankfully we got to move to a table inside to stop the annoyance! 02. My bf thought one of older staff could have been friendlier. I thought she was fine, but I could see his point. Let's just say I'm grateful someone made me a good cup of cappuccino and serve me yummy treats in a morning of a touristy town! Overall, I'd come back again if I ever visit San Panc

This coffeeshop in San Pancho serves pastries from a bakery in Sayulita and coffees, teas, and…read moreemapanadas. The latter are great. The coffee is mediocre, and the staff is indifferent. There are several others where staff is friendlier, coffee is better. The emapanadas however, are quite good. They just need someone who can teach the staff how to make a good latte/cappucino, etc, and to teach them that their job is to make the customers feel tended to, as opposed to giving their friends a place to come and smoke

Mark's (Hughes) place. Mark (born in Aberdeen, Scotland) brought his fine recipes from the British…read moreisles. He creates and sells traditional pie and mash -- meat pies, seasonal fruit pies, and mini quiches. It's traditional, authentic, well-prepared, and absolutely delicious stuff. We've enjoyed a good number of the assorted fruits, 'mince-like' tarts, and the 'ye old English' tarts when in Vallarta near or over some of the seasonal holidays. Yummy goodies, with light pastries, and wonderfully-tasty fillings!! The pie shop is open Monday through Friday, from 8am until 6pm. At some other times, like on Saturdays, he and his good stuff can be found at some of the local farmer's markets ('where', and 'times' are provided via the website). His creations can also be found at selected restaurant/bars as well (example: Que?Pasa). A friendly guy, who creates some really good bakery stuff & such.

Apple and berry crumble pie absolutely to die for. Enough for 2 out of 1 pie. And you can even buy…read moreLala Natillas (custard) in a pot from Walmart to go with it..