This is the best coffee in the Romantic zone. I'd love it if they had gluten free options. The goodies look amazing.
dianep99
Met people for coffee at Dee’s today. The frappe was perfectly prepared. The place is hopping! The baking is a feast for the eyes. The employees were singing and doing little dance steps as they prepared the coffee and baked goods. It’s hard to get a table but worth the wait to be in such a colorful, happening place that serves good food!
williamn262
Our go to for coffee splurge. Wonderful, fast service with delicious coffee and bake goods. Would love to go daily but 10$ US for two coffees a little steep—although admittedly normal for high end coffee normal!? Rather support local than big US chain.
colbyj2016
Cinnamon apple coffee cake. I’m sure everything else is as good as it smells. But this was my go too. The coffee/espresso is very very good as well. Morning ritual while in PV
Getaway55231305385
We stopped by to grab a coffee, we enjoyed a cappuccino which was very foamy and tasted good as well as a white mocha. The banana nut muffin was flavorful and enjoyable that we even went to get more after we finished eating. We also had the California Dream sandwich which was delicious, I really recommend it. There was a nice view to the ocean.
Chris80501
It could be just another coffee shop, but the staff is friendly and efficient AND their homemade baked goods are beyond compare! You don't know what you'll find on any given day, but you can't go wrong. Sit outside and enjoy the people watching as they get set for the water taxi to Yelapa.
JuanF237
Not happy with their customer service - Dee might want to check what's going on. What happened? I really felt like having a good espresso and something to eat. (I also wanted to get a double espresso to go for later.) I did not want to go to the same O Starbucks that I can find anywhere else. I checked on Trip Advisor and found highly-rated Dee's nearby. Great!, I thought. Except I never got to try anything there. The lady behind the counter said, with a smile, "We're only taking cash, I hope that's OK." Well, it wasn't, because I had none, only a credit card that I had no problem using elsewhere in PV, before or after. And I'm sure I did not misunderstand, because we finished the chat in Spanish. So I had to go chasing for a working ATM that dispensed Pesos, not so easy as one might think for a non-resident. In the end, I just sat down for a relaxed 1/2 Hr at a street-side cafe nearby. I had a perfectly fine espresso, croissant and stuff to go. I paid with my credit card and left a fat tip to reward their great service.
paula t
We stopped this past Monday mid afternoon. I ordered a mocha. It tasted very good. It was 68 pesos. Our server did not smile or make eye contact. The 2 women behind the counter were busy chatting with one another and chatting with the two men in the store. This is not what I expected. Mexico typically has amazing service. Not so at Dee's on that occasion.
jemx1
Really good coffee and delicious, fresh pastries made right in store. Maybe the best coffee I had in PV, for sure the best pastry. The raspberry scone was sooo good.
Kaffyca
Love our walks to the pier and getting morning coffee. Dee’s has not only wonderful coffee but homemade pastries that are wonderful.
Always welcoming, respectful, and considerate. Frappuccinos never fail to satisfy and her muffins are delicious as well. Must stop by!
larrytt2015
Busy spot every morning with real good baked goods and coffee. Stop by, sit back and enjoy the start to your day in this magical town.
DenleDen
Have been regular patrons of Dee’s for many years on our annual trip to PV. About 12:30 today, purchased coffee and muffin for 92 pesos for which I handed over a 200 peso bill and 2 pesos in coins. Unsmiling cashier returned 10 peso coin in change and turned away. When I insisted that I was owed another 100 pesos, she handed it over without comment (and still without a smile or even a glance in my direction). An “honest” mistake?…Perhaps. Other reviews suggest that our experience was not unique. Disappointing for a business we have come to appreciate (until now). Count your change. P.S. Coffee and muffin were good.
Cheryl B
We have been coming to Dee’s for years. Coffee and baked goods are very good. However the tables are too large, often one person sitting, coffee finished but obviously oblivious to others waiting to sit. Or the lone occupant who is on his laptop because he doesn’t have Wi-Fi at his flat, So, we head over to Starbucks where there are an abundance of small round tables for two. The last 3 attempts to find seating at Dee’s each ended in frustration. We certainly don’t mind waiting until people vacate seats but our patience, sitting on the bench across the way finally gives way to annoyance at the patrons who could care less that others are looking to sit. There are more and more good coffee spots opening up so we encourage Dee to pay attention,
traveltheworld012
For a little respite from the hot sun and walking, this is a nice shaded and breezy location to sit outside, people watch, relax, enjoy a coffee and pastry. It took just a little waiting to get a table as there are only 5 or so tables outside and there were just one person at each table wasting time. Most did not even buy anything while sitting and looking at their phones. The managment did nothing to discourage people from doing this. Finally, one person felt guilty using a 4-person table by himself and gave it up for us. There were four of us. The wives held the table while us two guys went inside and ordered. I bought two coffees and a large piece of apple cinnamon cake. The cost should have been about 95 or so Pesos, instead I was charged about 175 Pesos. The problem was that I did not have enough Pesos, so I paid in US dollars. The lady gave me some change and I left since there was a long line waiting behind me. As I sat at the table, I realized I was shortchanged by quite a bit. They were so busy I did not go back and complain, instead chalked it up to experience. I would give a much higher rating if I hadn't felt cheated. I guess we made up for those that sat around occupying tables without buying anything.
This is the best coffee in the Romantic zone. I'd love it if they had gluten free options. The goodies look amazing.
Met people for coffee at Dee’s today. The frappe was perfectly prepared. The place is hopping! The baking is a feast for the eyes. The employees were singing and doing little dance steps as they prepared the coffee and baked goods. It’s hard to get a table but worth the wait to be in such a colorful, happening place that serves good food!
Our go to for coffee splurge. Wonderful, fast service with delicious coffee and bake goods. Would love to go daily but 10$ US for two coffees a little steep—although admittedly normal for high end coffee normal!? Rather support local than big US chain.
Cinnamon apple coffee cake. I’m sure everything else is as good as it smells. But this was my go too. The coffee/espresso is very very good as well. Morning ritual while in PV
We stopped by to grab a coffee, we enjoyed a cappuccino which was very foamy and tasted good as well as a white mocha. The banana nut muffin was flavorful and enjoyable that we even went to get more after we finished eating. We also had the California Dream sandwich which was delicious, I really recommend it. There was a nice view to the ocean.
It could be just another coffee shop, but the staff is friendly and efficient AND their homemade baked goods are beyond compare! You don't know what you'll find on any given day, but you can't go wrong. Sit outside and enjoy the people watching as they get set for the water taxi to Yelapa.
Not happy with their customer service - Dee might want to check what's going on. What happened? I really felt like having a good espresso and something to eat. (I also wanted to get a double espresso to go for later.) I did not want to go to the same O Starbucks that I can find anywhere else. I checked on Trip Advisor and found highly-rated Dee's nearby. Great!, I thought. Except I never got to try anything there. The lady behind the counter said, with a smile, "We're only taking cash, I hope that's OK." Well, it wasn't, because I had none, only a credit card that I had no problem using elsewhere in PV, before or after. And I'm sure I did not misunderstand, because we finished the chat in Spanish. So I had to go chasing for a working ATM that dispensed Pesos, not so easy as one might think for a non-resident. In the end, I just sat down for a relaxed 1/2 Hr at a street-side cafe nearby. I had a perfectly fine espresso, croissant and stuff to go. I paid with my credit card and left a fat tip to reward their great service.
We stopped this past Monday mid afternoon. I ordered a mocha. It tasted very good. It was 68 pesos. Our server did not smile or make eye contact. The 2 women behind the counter were busy chatting with one another and chatting with the two men in the store. This is not what I expected. Mexico typically has amazing service. Not so at Dee's on that occasion.
Really good coffee and delicious, fresh pastries made right in store. Maybe the best coffee I had in PV, for sure the best pastry. The raspberry scone was sooo good.
Love our walks to the pier and getting morning coffee. Dee’s has not only wonderful coffee but homemade pastries that are wonderful.
Restaurantji Recommends
Always welcoming, respectful, and considerate. Frappuccinos never fail to satisfy and her muffins are delicious as well. Must stop by!
Busy spot every morning with real good baked goods and coffee. Stop by, sit back and enjoy the start to your day in this magical town.
Have been regular patrons of Dee’s for many years on our annual trip to PV. About 12:30 today, purchased coffee and muffin for 92 pesos for which I handed over a 200 peso bill and 2 pesos in coins. Unsmiling cashier returned 10 peso coin in change and turned away. When I insisted that I was owed another 100 pesos, she handed it over without comment (and still without a smile or even a glance in my direction). An “honest” mistake?…Perhaps. Other reviews suggest that our experience was not unique. Disappointing for a business we have come to appreciate (until now). Count your change. P.S. Coffee and muffin were good.
We have been coming to Dee’s for years. Coffee and baked goods are very good. However the tables are too large, often one person sitting, coffee finished but obviously oblivious to others waiting to sit. Or the lone occupant who is on his laptop because he doesn’t have Wi-Fi at his flat, So, we head over to Starbucks where there are an abundance of small round tables for two. The last 3 attempts to find seating at Dee’s each ended in frustration. We certainly don’t mind waiting until people vacate seats but our patience, sitting on the bench across the way finally gives way to annoyance at the patrons who could care less that others are looking to sit. There are more and more good coffee spots opening up so we encourage Dee to pay attention,
For a little respite from the hot sun and walking, this is a nice shaded and breezy location to sit outside, people watch, relax, enjoy a coffee and pastry. It took just a little waiting to get a table as there are only 5 or so tables outside and there were just one person at each table wasting time. Most did not even buy anything while sitting and looking at their phones. The managment did nothing to discourage people from doing this. Finally, one person felt guilty using a 4-person table by himself and gave it up for us. There were four of us. The wives held the table while us two guys went inside and ordered. I bought two coffees and a large piece of apple cinnamon cake. The cost should have been about 95 or so Pesos, instead I was charged about 175 Pesos. The problem was that I did not have enough Pesos, so I paid in US dollars. The lady gave me some change and I left since there was a long line waiting behind me. As I sat at the table, I realized I was shortchanged by quite a bit. They were so busy I did not go back and complain, instead chalked it up to experience. I would give a much higher rating if I hadn't felt cheated. I guess we made up for those that sat around occupying tables without buying anything.