What is your favorite restaurant for breakfast in Ajijic?

I'll be moving to Ajijic by the end of June and staying near LCS...a good old fashioned breakfast with great coffee is what I'm looking for. Hopefully you can share your favorites with me. Thanks

David's on Hidalgo just west of the Plaza is very good too.

Try the Mexican restaurant above the civic center on the plaza. Very good
Mexican eggs and juice. Try Richie88 on colon between the plaza and
Zaragoza. They have a mexico city chef who makes outstanding different
breakfasts. Very nice people also. Very clean. There hash browns are crunchy
and tasty.

Z

David wrote:David's on Hidalgo just west of the Plaza is very good too.

Nice Vanilla milkshakes for later in the day fyi.

Z

Finding the "great coffee" however, might be a challenge.

hueco_negro wrote:Finding the "great coffee" however, might be a challenge.

It won't be if you ask coffeeguy. He know things about coffee coffee doesn't know about itself.

If you're staying near LCS and want a good breakfast along with some fine scenery, try Yves' on the lakefront. (Walk down Ramon Corona and turn right; walk to Yves). Delicious coffee. Good breakfast choices, including omelets of all kinds; reasonable prices. Starts at 8 a.m.

Ajijic.... Salvadores.... good selection, prices, good food & coffee

Chapala.... American Legion..good selection, great prices, food & coffee

Jocotepec... Almost anything along the Town Square... I always do cappuccino at
the little coffee house there.... terrific!

Not Necessarily In That Order.........

We love Peacock Garden's breakfast. I think they previously only served it on Sundays, but when we were there last week they said they were going to start serving b'fast every day. Beautiful garden setting (don't let the peacock steal off your plate!).

For coffee there's the coffee place across the street from the church in Ajijic. Forget the name. Awesome coffee. Large variety of beans. I'm addicted to their iced mochas. Decent chocolate. I love iced mochas. Had a Starbucks iced mocha once, and only once. Their "chocolate syrup" is some weird shit. The Kiwis make a mean iced mocha, the iced component being a scoop of decadent Kiwi vanilla ice cream, full fat - Yah Baby. Blew me away. I"ll never forget that 1st Kiwi iced mocha experience. Yes, it was that YUMMY.

borderreiver wrote:For coffee there's the coffee place across the street from the church in Ajijic. Forget the name.

Café Grano

La Fonda Dona Lola on the carretera. Usually crowded since this where the Mexicans go, as opposed to the mostly gringo establishments listed above. Excellent Mexican breakfasts. Big sign outside says no pets allowed.

A long way from LCS where the OP is staying.

David wrote:A long way from LCS where the OP is staying.

a. Did he say he won't have a car? If so, I missed that.
b. Ajijic has cheap bus transportation.
c. I routinely walk longer distances.

David wrote:A long way from LCS where the OP is staying.

Hey David..ever notice that it's not many posts from the OP before everybody has forgotten what the OP was actually asking for? So, it's quite a walk to Dona Lola's.......no matter. It's a good breakfast, I agree. LOL.

conbtrarian wrote:

David wrote:A long way from LCS where the OP is staying.

a. Did he say he won't have a car? If so, I missed that.
b. Ajijic has cheap bus transportation.
c. I routinely walk longer distances.

A. No he didn't.
B. Yes it does.
C. Many people do.

Talk to the OP, not me.

My post above was edited by the moderator. I thought mainecoons was a mod on the other board.

Maybe Francisco Duran is filling in.

When I'm there, I don't have a car and I like to eat breakfast at David's Cafe. Instead of having orange juice, you can have mixed juice with tomato and carrot for 18 pesos. Very refreshing! I even took a photo of the menu so I can show my friends up here that you can get a good breakfast (without drink) for less than $3.00.

Ritchie 88 is also very good. It is owned by a retired dentist and his daughter.

I've read that the Early Bird Cafe has a great breakfast too. It's on my list for next time.

I like David's and the Early Bird for breakfast in Ajijic, though my favorite place overall is Mario's in San Antonio. Don't expect great coffee in any of these places, but Café Grano Café by the church, as others have recommended, is excellent for that.

Another option is Rustica, on the north side of the carretera in Ajijic. I really like their French Toast, and it's very inexpensive. Look for a building with a triple brick archway on top.

coffeeguy wrote: Don't expect great coffee in any of these places, but Café Grano Café by the church, as others have recommended, is excellent for that.

I don't understand. The coffee itself is fine but when I get a cup of coffee to go it tastes like diluted expresso which is not coffee. If I take the same
coffee and make it with a cone filter or a Mr Coffee it taste fine. It makes me miss starbucks which isn't much to say quality wise. What do
they do to ruin a normal cup of coffee?

Z

Try the coffee at Black Coffee Gallery.