I like coffee. I like peanut butter. I like combos like peanut butter and chocolate. Nevertheless,…read moreI was skeptical I would like peanut butter coffee. I enjoyed it more than I thought I would. It was good enough that I decided to come back for seconds before I departed Cozumel. I also had the breakfast with chorizo and eggs which was good, especially the bread. The cardamom roll was delicious as well. Most, if not everything, is made in-house. It's right near the popular Wet Wendy's if you feel like popping over for a margarita afterwards. Overall, I definitely recommend checking out Coz Coffee Roasters for your coffee and breakfast/lunch fix.

My highest respect and regard for the coffee. And absolutely try the avocado mash on whole wheat…read morebread.just excellent. By sheer luck, I've been able to visit Cozumel numerous times. And a visit to Coz has become a must for me. The aforementioned avocado toast. And the smoothie made with yogurt, honey, avocado and a dash of espresso. It looks grayish, but ignore that, as it is very tasty. The coffee is really excellent. And I now find myself buying a pound to bring back. I've found that it brews nicely with an Aeropress and with a Chemex. Different methods of extraction but both are enjoyable. I default to the standard James Hoffmann recipe for the Aeropress, alternating with the Jonathon Gagne recipe. For Chemex, I use the FourSix method. Highly highly recommended.

Fantastic bakery/cafe! Great pastries baked daily, espresso and menu. Staff is very welcoming and…read morefriendly

First- si, they take credit cards. There are 3 sites in town: 2 are only bakeries but this one…read morealso has seated meals. This address is near the corner of Calle 4 Avenita 5. There are a few tables outside where you can actually see the Caribbean from your table. I found the tables inside to be chilly with A/C blowing, but some may like this. My waitress did not speak English, so that's always more difficult. I had previously sampled some pastries, so went in for a healthier meal. I had 2 poached eggs on grilled deli ham on whole wheat bread. Eggs were cooked perfectly. $100 pesos.

All staff members were excellent, the chocolate was delicious and the Mayan chocolate making was a…read moreunique one of a kind experience. The Melipona Bee is another one of a kind experienced. The honey tasting was also delicious and unique. Being able to compare two different kinds of honeys was awesome. I love honey and bees and there is no other experience like this one! The place was very nice and clean and the bathrooms spotless. The entire experience transports you to a different time in history, you feel completely relaxed and at peace with the place.

The Mayans used cacao as currency -- after one chocolate margarita, I'd happily do the same…read more Forget tequila -- this is the true spirit of Mexico. If tequila is Mexico's party drink, then cacao is its soul. The Maya Cacao Company in Cozumel takes you on a ride through 3,000 years of history, where chocolate wasn't just dessert -- it was currency, ritual, and even medicine. The Mayans were drinking cacao long before Europeans turned it into Hershey bars, and this place makes sure you taste that legacy in every sip. From the moment you step in, it feels like equal parts museum and tasting room. Guides walk you through the origins of cacao, from the Mayan belief that it was a gift from the gods to how beans were roasted, ground, and mixed into a bitter, frothy drink spiced with chili. You'll hear how cacao beans were once used as currency -- imagine paying your rent in hot chocolate! Then comes the tasting -- and this is where the Maya Cacao Company shines. Their drinks aren't just good; they're borderline spiritual: * Chocolate Margarita - smooth, rich, with just the right kick. A cocktail that shouldn't work, but does. * Luna Colada - think piña colada's mysterious cousin, infused with cacao for a tropical-meets-Mayan vibe. * Hot chocolate samples that feel like liquid history, spiced the way the ancients drank it. Yes, prices are a bit higher than you'd expect -- this isn't cheap grocery-store chocolate. But what you're buying is quality and heritage. The bars, powders, and drink mixes are perfect for bringing home a taste of Cozumel that isn't another fridge magnet. And making one of their cacao cocktails at home? Instant vacation flashback. The Mayans and Aztecs considered cacao sacred -- literally calling it "food of the gods." It was so important that Montezuma was said to drink dozens of cups of cacao daily for energy. Walking through this tour, you don't just hear about it -- you taste that history in every sip. The Maya Cacao Company is part history lesson, part tasting adventure, and totally worth the stop in Cozumel. It's pricier than a corner shop, but you're paying for craft, culture, and drinks so good you'll wish TSA allowed chocolate margaritas on board. Come for the history, stay for the cocktails, and leave with a suitcase that smells like cacao. Prices are higher, but so was Montezuma on cacao.

Pinole ancestral coffee is amazing !! Friendly helpful owner and staff, relaxing atmosphere and…read morevibe and delicious coffee - my new favorite !!!

Service is amazing. They are open early too. Food was great. We had avocado and mango toast, cafe…read moreamericano, latte and granola bowl. Excellent food. They close early and on Tuesdays. People come and pet the local cats and dogs while they wait for their orders. Or just hang out on the sofas with them while they drink their coffee

DO NOT BUY VANILLA FROM HERE!! They sell water with a hint of vanilla, it is not the Mexican…read morevanilla you are looking for. I am so disappointed because I trusted the shopping desk on our Royal Caribbean boat. They told me it was the best vanilla and to be sure to get the one with a blue cap. I do not understand why a company that seems to have a good reputation with their rum cakes would scam buyers with fake vanilla. Stick with what you know! I will be sure to tell anyone going to Cozumel to avoid this store and I will be informing Royal Carribean and suggesting they take it off of their preferred store list. I guess we supported the local economy with our purchase of 2 bottles, but it is just too bad that all we got was scented water. Vanilla was the one item I really wanted on our trip and now I will be wary of buying from locals again.

This was my favorite shop at the Cozumel cruise port. I've read about these delightful rum cakes…read moreand when I spotted it while walking around, I had to stop in. A nice lady right inside the entrance welcomed me with samples of their original and pina colada rum cake flavors. They were both delicious! She was very pleasant and not pushy at all. The staff was fluent in English so I was able to converse with them easily. It's a small quaint shop. On one side of the wall, they had pre-packaged rum cakes in various sizes and flavors. The cakes are vacuumed sealed and lasts a few months according to the staff member. Perfect for souvenirs to bring home. On the opposite wall, they had a wide variety of hot sauces and bagged coffee. There were also little knick knacks like magnets and candy as well. I wished I had taken pictures of the price list and the shop itself. I believe it was 3 for $18 for the smaller size. Not cheap but it was delicious and my friends enjoyed it back home. I'm coming back in November on another cruise and will update this review then!

One big problem with this coffee shop is you have to be staying here to get a coffee here. The…read moreoasis hotel. The iced coffee was delicious and strong. The espresso macchiato was subpar and I would not get it again. The staff was friendly and engaging.

A very cute coffee shop. The drinks are on the sweeter side but coffee bean taste is very distinct…read moreand delicate still. Honestly I think compare to expensive coffee like Starbucks, their coffee drinks are about same quality. Unfortunately we cannot adjust the sweetness, but good thing they use good coffee beans so the bitterness balance out the syrups. For the coffee, I would come back again :)

Stopped here while walking around the international cruise terminal. They have both hot and cold…read moreselections but we enjoyed iced lattes. Excellent coffee. Really a rich roast! They have tables and also couches for outside seating. They also had a selection of cakes and pastries. Was a wonderful spot to relax - have a great coffee and take a break. Note. They have free WiFi for purchases over 5 usd ( mac one hour). But that gives you time to enjoy your coffee and check email etc!! Friendly servers!

Super delicious food and close to the beach. Great service and nice covered patio. The jugo verde…read morewas delicious and I had the chiliquiles verdes with eggs.

Great iced coffees, our food was lovely. Service and art were equally great. They let us hang out…read morefor an extended amount of time since the sky was falling.

I can't recommend this hidden gem enough. This was by far the best breakfast experience we've had…read morein a long time. Juan and Angel were knowledgeable and exceptionally friendly. The chorizo Chilaquiles and various waffles are unmatched. To the point we struggled to order anything else because they were just that phenomenal! Be sure to try the lemonade too! 10/10

1000/10 ! The iced latte was the best coffee I've had in all playa de carmen! Angel was great,…read moreamazing service, and so welcoming :) thanks to the owner for the delicious food

They offer mucho desayuna or many breakfast options. We got a jugo verde (green juice) and fresh…read moremango. Tha k you!!

A hidden gem!! Food was great! Music was gentle! Coffee was delightful! Great service!read more