Dan Allison

Went to Mr. Cream twice during our time at Marina Vallarta. Both times service was friendly and even fun. Food (primarily breakfast) was delicious. Had the waffle, pancakes and eggs with ham and hash browns. Fresh squeezed orange juice was on point. A nice view and a nice breeze. Definitely recommend

Kelli Dougal

There’s a reason this place is rated so highly! Everything we ate was delicious and piled high with whipped cream, Nutella, and fruit. They do have more traditional Mexican dishes like chilaquiles but let’s be real, the reason you’re here is because you believe pancakes and waffles make the BEST breakfast. We did have a bit of a wait before getting seated because it’s a popular location (probably about 15 minutes).

Cynthia K

Had breakfast here on our last day of vacation. The service was a little slow, but pretty comparable to everywhere else we ate in PV. The breakfast was good - so many choices! As others mentioned, the sauce wasn't super spicy, but overall a very good breakfast with a great view and very affordable. I'd definitely come back to try other options!

Mark J

A busy place to grab a good breakfast. Numerous options from sweet to savory. Good service and located right in the marina area. We walked over from the Marriott. Good portions for a good price. Would come back.

+3

Ally

A delicious spot for breakfast! The hash browns were literally the BEST we ever had, nice crisp on the outside but the inside.. buttery smooth flavor melting into your mouth, be sure to order those! The portions are significant at great prices. The pecan & bacon waffle was yummy and savory, and the traditional french toast was great too, fluffy and sweet! The bacon is on the saltier side but still good. We also had the vanilla milkshake, which had the perfect amount of sweetness and creaminess. Overall a great spot if you are craving a breakfast that is more "American" style but there are also Mexican based options as well.

CeeCee P

Omg this breakfast was phenomenal! There was a slight 15-20 minute wait , which is expected for Sunday brunch time, but it was worth it! We don't eat pork and we're pleased to find beef protein options & we ended up getting the Machaca beef and steak. Both were cooked perfectly they didn't ask about your steak cooking preference but it came out perfectly cooked medium well but very tender with a beautiful grilled flavor. Both meals came with delicious beans fresh guacamole (the best i had on the trip) and eggs. My husband ordered pancakes... these were no ordinary pancakes they were like actual cakes from a pan omg they were awesome, maybe like 2 inches thick and soaked up butter and syrup just how we like it ... i ordered the banana creme waffle. The bananas were fresh and sweet pairing perfectly with the fresh creme that was fluffy and tasted between whipped creme and cool whip. The seating choice was between covered balcony on the marina where we sat or inside. We enjoyed the outside seats and service and were blessed with a performance from an all female mariachi band!

Kay

We visited on a Sunday so we excepted it to be busy! Our food came quick and hot! It was great. We waited for our drinks and our waiter was busy! All the other waiters were willing to help and grab our check and check us out! Overall, it was great food and a busy spot!

Postie Man

Had breakfast here. The meal was fine. Yummy pancakes, very fluffy. However first cup of coffee was cold and the espresso i ordered wasn't very good. No crema on top and didnt taste good. Service was excellent and the view of the marina is nice.

+2

AK

I’ve been to this breakfast spot three times now and was very happy with my first two visits. I ordered the same thing each time — the burrito with machaca — and it was always generous in size, flavorful, and satisfying enough that I had to take the rest home. At 240 pesos, it felt like a good value. Unfortunately, my third visit was disappointing. I ordered the same burrito, but this time the portion was noticeably smaller — less than half the filling I was used to — and wrapped in way too much tortilla. It felt like a deflated version of the original dish. I brought this up to the waiter, who kindly brought over the manager. He explained they were out of the large tortillas and had used three small ones instead. I appreciated that he came over and acknowledged the issue. I said “ok, no problem” at the time, because I’m not one to create unnecessary conflict, especially when someone’s trying to make it right. But the second burrito they brought out was pretty much just as small — so the issue really wasn’t resolved. It’a disappointing but even more upsetting that if this had been my first visit, or someone else’s, we’d never know the burrito was supposed to be much more filling. That feels deceptive. When you’re paying 240 pesos for a dish, it should leave you full and satisfied — not still hungry or wondering if you need to order something else. I hope this was just a one-off issue and not a sign of the restaurant cutting corners. I’ve enjoyed this place before and would like to keep supporting it, but consistency and honesty really matter — for returning customers and new. The last photo is from my first visit, what the burrito is supposed to look like.

Josh Howard

The staff was extremely friendly and the menu has lots of breakfast options. I had eggs Benedict but wouldn't have it again the English muffins were soggy and the Hollandaise sauce wasn't what I expected ...extremely tart! My wife had waffles with eggs and sausage she enjoyed it.