Café La Flor De Cordoba - 48300 Puerto Vallarta

Friendly and cosy. Great location at the tip of the Malecon near the third millennium monument.

Great little coffee shop. Friendly staff.

Great hot and cold coffee drinks. My favorite coffee spot in the area.

Grande Cappuccino so weak in flavour I thought I had covid. 53 peso for hot water ive had better coffee from a supermarket. Wanted to order a cake but they looked beyond their best as the texture looked all dried out.

I enjoy this place. They have good options and it’s local.

It took exactly 30 mins from the time I paid until I received the smoothie and Americano ordered. The barista is also the cashier. And from what I could inferthis individual had to ring people up before they could do any of the orders. Well the place was busy. So there were something like 20+ orders rung up but none processed. And only when there wasn't someone waiting to order would the barista make a coffee. It was asinine. Have you ever waited 30 mins for a coffee? Maybe 5-10, but 30? There was a food person. And they were dedicated to food. They didn't take over the cash register for the barista, they only made food. And slowly at that. Look at the pic, why are both the barista and food person in the kitchen with 15 orders to go? Clearly the manager is a failure for instituting or allowing such an inefficient system to be in place. When I mentioned that a 30 minute wait for a small smoothie and an americano was ridiculous and her system was frustrating to all waiting, the barista told me to leave a suggestion in the suggestion box. I've included a pic of counter showing approx 10-14 remaining orders at the 25 min mark. Insult to injury, the smoothie was overly sweet and the coffee was too hot. Read the other reviews, one guest had to show the barista how to make an Americano. This place is overrated. So keep walking past this overpriced chain down the malecon to Buenísimo. They have great ice cream and coffee. The owner is often there and the service and speed is excellent.

Solid coffee & good panini sandwich you can get both for a little more than a hundred pesos(around $5-6 dollars). Better than Starbucks in my opinion. I enjoyed the Selva Negra Panini and a cappuccino there several times during my trip.

Lovely little cafe. It was clean and had a great view and ambiance. The service was friendly and fast. You can sit inside our outside facing the ocean. The latte was fresh, hot and strong. I will return! :)