Christoffer B

Really nice local place with very good food and prices :-)

Mel. K

Compared with price qualities are amazing! All are tasty, amazing and very welcoming, with warm services! Loved every meal that we ordered here Highly recommended

Laura Cummings

This was the best breakfast that we had in Puerto Escondido, we wish we had found it sooner! The crepes were so delicious that we ordered some to go. The staff working there were singing beautifully in the kitchen. 10/10 a real hidden gem!

Makoto Takaoka

I’m not sure if I like the food more than the owner of this cafe, but this place is awesome. I rate the beverage higher than the food (but the food is still good). There is a chess table outside which you can easily spend 1/2hour on. The owner of the cafe is a gentle soul. You’ll enjoy his service. Message to the owner, can you add huevos divorciados to the menu?

Sandra Lange

Their green juice is PERFECTION! Also liked the Nutella crepe a lot. Cheap, friendly, stylish place. Extensive menu.

James Thomson

Very nice coffee and very nice staff. The food was delicious, homestyle cooking. Very fair prices. The food takes a little time to arrive but they were busy when we we visited. Either way, it is worth the wait. Be advised, this resturant is cash only!!

Saba B

Super cute space, the chilaquiles were delicious and they had wifi. It is cash only

I F

It was fine, but they totally ignored us after the order, the menu doesn't list the full ingredients, the chapata had a spicy seasoning. The frijoles weren't really good either.

Marina Alvarez Garcia

6.5 out of 10 Nice place close to playa coral and playa bacocho. Good value for money. We ordered a crepe with cheese, spinach and mushrooms and a mixed salad with cheese. Homemade food, service was quick and food was ok, the crepe positively surprised me but the salad could be improved easily. Considering the options nearby I would recommend the place.

Marie Henderson

I will have to say that after reading the reviews of how friendly the owner was and what I just experienced was totally different. I speak Spanish pretty well so I asked if they had coffee and espresso or only pot coffee since that was all I saw the male owner walking around with and didn’t visibly see or hear an espresso machine. Owner looked confused and irritated. Then asked a patron what I said (I said it in Spanish) and the patrón repeated what I said and owner responded annoyed with agitated face. He obviously didn’t want me there. I can only assume it was because I wasn’t a white tourist or Mexican! He was hella rude.