Café Olé
A downtown breakfast institution open since 1982, offering generous portions at affordable prices. The go-to breakfast before heading out to sea.
Located on the pedestrian strip of Madero Street, half a block from the city hall, with indoor and outdoor seating. Signature dishes include ranch-style fried eggs, scrambled eggs with shredded dried beef, shrimp egg roll, chilaquiles and pancakes. Freshly squeezed orange juice and refillable coffee are popular, and there is a vegetarian menu. You order at the counter. Mornings are often busy and food can be slow, so consider taking your meal to go for the boat. Expect about 200–300 pesos per person. It is a few minutes' walk from the Mission church.
Opening hours
Mon–Sat about 7:00–22:00; Sun 7:00–13:00 or 14:00
Nearby sights
- Mission of Our Lady of Loreto
- Museum of the Jesuit Missions
- Malecón de Loreto
- Isla Coronado
- Playa Juncalito
- Isla del Carmen
- Tabor Canyon
- Isla Danzante