13 Top Cafes in Versalles Puerto Vallarta for Coffee & Coworking

1. Miscellanea Vallarta

Miscellanea Vallarta stands out as my favorite co-working spot in Versalles, perfectly blending a workspace vibe with great food. What sets it apart is its practicality for digital nomads and remote workers like me.

Each table is equipped with a plug – a simple yet essential feature for anyone looking to combine work with great food and coffee. Speaking of coffee, it’s nothing short of fantastic here, perfectly complementing their breakfast menu.

While it’s only open until 3 PM, it’s the ideal place for a fulfilling breakfast or a leisurely lunch. The venue is charming, offering an outdoor courtyard for those who enjoy the fresh air and an inside area with air conditioning for those hotter summer days.

2. Lima Limón Cafetería

Lima Limón is one of the most aesthetic cafés in Versalles. It’s colorful, cozy, and thoughtfully run by two super sweet sisters. The entire place feels curated with care, from the décor to the plating. It’s totally Instagrammable but in a way that still feels warm and welcoming, not overdone. It’s also pet-friendly, so Puglo can tag along without a problem.

I love coming here for breakfast with friends or to get a few hours of work done. The atmosphere is peaceful, the Wi-Fi is reliable, and since you order at the counter and they bring it to you, you never feel rushed out. The food menu has all the café classics – coffee, lattes, teas- alongside sandwiches, croissants, bagels, healthy bowls, and a variety of pastels.

The only catch is their hours are a bit funky. They’re open Tuesday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. and then again from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. So if you’re planning to settle in for the day, it’s best to aim for a productive morning and early lunch.

3. OH! Croissant

OH! Croissant is where you head when you’re craving the best croissants in Puerto Vallarta. It’s a laid-back spot, perfect for grabbing a quick coffee and pastry. Their croissants? Absolutely top-notch – flaky, buttery, just how you want them.

And if you’re into something a bit healthier, their green smoothies are it. Whether you’re kicking back for a relaxed breakfast or just swinging by to grab a bite on your morning walk, as I often do, OH! Croissant is the place. It’s simple, good, and exactly what you need to start your day right.

4. The Coffee

A recent addition to the Versalles coffee scene, The Coffee brings a touch of Japanese minimalism to the coffee scene in Puerto Vallarta. Located at Calle Milán 235, this café stands out by offering self-service and only accepting only card payments, a rarity in Mexico.

The delicious coffee, comfortable seating, and welcoming environment for co-working make it a new favorite of mine, although they have a very small menu of food so I would recommend eating before. Many patrons spend hours here, enjoying the serene atmosphere and reliable Wi-Fi. ​

5. Cha

Cha is a brunch gem in Versalles that’s worth the wait. Yes, there’s often a line, but the experience is worth every minute. It’s the perfect spot for those leisurely brunch days where time takes a backseat to quality.

And when it comes to their dishes, they’re not only delicious but also a feast for the eyes. Each plate is crafted like a work of art, making your meal as Instagram-worthy as it is satisfying.

6. Natureza

Natureza has not just one but two locations in Versalles to choose from, each offering a unique vibe to suit your mood.

One location boasts a contemporary cafe vibe, seamlessly connected to a co-working space, making it ideal for those days when you need to fuel your productivity with good coffee and a change of scenery. The other spot leans more towards a restaurant setting but keeps the co-working friendly atmosphere, offering the best of both worlds.

The menu at Natureza might have you spending a bit more time deciding than you’d expect, thanks to its vast array of delicious and healthy options. Everything comes in generous portions, from smoothies to lunch dishes. I love the smoothie bowls!

7. Fluffy’s Pancakes

Fluffy’s Pancakes is a breakfast hotspot in Versalles that you can’t miss, especially if you love waffles and pancakes.

This place lives up to its name, offering some of the fluffiest, most delectable pancakes and waffles in the area – it made me feel transported back to Japan. It’s a popular spot, often completely full when I walk by.

The popularity of Fluffy’s means there’s usually a bit of a wait, but it’s worth it. The cozy ambiance, combined with the aroma of freshly made waffles and pancakes, makes for a delightful breakfast experience. As it’s often very busy, I wouldn’t recommend coworking here.

8. Noah’s Cafe Bar

Noah’s Cafe is a cute Mexican-style cafe in Versalles where you instantly feel at home. It’s got this cozy vibe that’s just right, whether you want to soak up the sun in their outdoor seating or chill indoors.

The staff here are super friendly. They make you feel welcome from the moment you step in. And for a dog lover like me, it’s a slice of heaven because there’s almost always a pup or two lounging around. It’s like they know this place is as friendly and laid-back as it gets.

Their Mexican breakfasts are exactly what you need to start your day right: fast, filling, and downright delicious – especially good for curing a hangover.

9. Espresso 45 Cafe

Espresso 45 Cafe stands out in our local coffee scene, offering up some of the best locally roasted and grown coffee you can find. It’s just around the corner from my place, so it’s become my regular haunt for that essential morning brew or a laid-back breakfast.

This cafe has a welcoming vibe, perfect for grabbing a quick coffee to go or sitting down to enjoy their delicious bagel sandwich with eggs. And if you love their coffee as much as I do, you’ll be happy to know you can buy some to take home.

10. Carmesi Cafe

Carmesi Cafe holds a special place in my journey – it’s where I started this blog. Tucked away in Versalles, it’s one of those older cafes that saw the neighborhood’s rise to popularity.

It’s the kind of spot that’s perfect for settling down with a laptop, thanks to their reliable Wi-Fi and a menu that keeps you fueled. Their iced coffees are a must-try, ideal for those warm Puerto Vallarta days. And when hunger strikes, their bagels and sandwiches hit the spot, making it an excellent choice for lunch, too.

11. Proyecto Café

Situated at Lucerna 107-A, Proyecto Café has been part of the Puerto Vallarta coffee scene long before Versalles became the trendy neighborhood it is today.

This cozy café has a surprisingly big interior with tons of seating, making it a perfect place to settle in with your laptop or catch up with friends. And since they’re open until 10:30 p.m., it’s one of the few spots in the area where you can actually hang out after dark.

Their coffee menu covers all the classics, espresso, cappuccinos, lattes, but it’s the food that keeps me coming back. I’m obsessed with their bagel sandwiches, and their carrot cake is consistently raved about. They’ve also got a book exchange!

12. Dada Café PV

Tucked away on Calle Francia in the heart of Versalles, Dada Café is one of those spots that instantly feels like a warm hug. The walls are covered in quirky art, the vibe is relaxed, and the staff are incredibly friendly – I always feel welcomed the second I walk in.

They’ve got an all-day breakfast menu with something for everyone. You’ll find hearty classics like chilaquiles with chicken and scrambled eggs (perfect for a slow morning), alongside lighter options like smoothies and beet-based juices if you’re feeling more health-conscious. Pair it all with one of their smooth, well-made coffees and you’ve got a dreamy little brunch situation in Versalles.

13. Café Locura

Located on Hamburgo 157, Café Locura is a cozy neighborhood spot that totally leans into the motto “coffee cures everything”, and honestly, they’re not wrong. With both indoor and shaded outdoor seating, it’s a chill place to post up with your laptop, meet a friend, or just enjoy a peaceful moment to yourself. I love stopping by in the afternoon for tea and cake, everything tastes just as good as it looks.

The menu is small but well done. They’ve got solid coffee options, plus teas, juices, and fun frappes (just a heads-up: they usually come loaded with whipped cream, but you can always ask to skip it). On the food side, there are light bites like baguetines, toasted mini baguette sandwiches that are surprisingly filling, and a few brunchy dishes and salads. It’s a lovely spot if you’ve got a sweet tooth or want a low-key café vibe in Versalles.

Final thoughts: Cafes Versalles Puerto Vallarta