I enjoyed a trio of great cups of coffee during my brief stay in In San José Del Cabo. There are many coffee shops here, but I found three great ones.
Best Coffee In San José Del Cabo
The first place was where I got my early morning coffee was Abreojos. Located right around the corner, just a block, from the Hyatt Place, this certainly beat the hotel coffee…
Abreojos Café
México 1, Zona Hotelera
23405 San José del Cabo
+52 624 142 0358
7:00 am – 2:00 pm (Monday – Saturday)
8:00 am – 1:00 pm (Sunday)
The café features outdoor seated (partially covered) in a nice garden setting. There’s a small stall where the coffee is made. Pastries and more substantial meals are also available (think avocado toast or French Toast).
![a coffee machine in a window](https://liveandletsfly.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Best-Coffee-San-Jose-Del-Cabo-7.jpeg)
My flat white was superb…a wonderful way to start my day.
I ordered a glass of fresh-squeezed orange juice with breakfast, but was told that the oranges were sour this time year. I don’t actually mind sour oranges, but skipped it.
Note of the three coffee ships I visited, this was the only one open on Sundays.
A couple hours later I took a cab into town to try two more coffee shops. First I stopped at Coffee Lab.
Coffee Lab
Calle Benito Juarez 1717, Centro
23400 San José del Cabo
+52 624 105 2835
7:00 am – 3:00 pm (Monday – Saturday, closed Sunday)
Coffee Lab was probably my favorite of the three, though I truly enjoyed all three. I also loved the mural painted on the wall adjacent to the shop.
Here, fresh-squeezed orange juice was on the menu and was quite sweet…though it was served with ice. Is that a thing in Mexico?
My cortado was perfect.
For my last stop, I walked up to Los Tamarindos, which I had noted while walking around the town square the previous evening.
Los Tamarindos Coffee Roasters
Plaza Central, Miguel Hidalgo 1, Centro
23400 San José del Cabo
+52 228 855 0711
10:00 am – 9:00 pm (Monday – Saturday, closed Sunday)
The cafe is in a cool venue with a mature tree inside another semi-outdoor seating area.
I ordered another cortado and quite enjoyed it sitting at the bar. Coffee was processed on site, with a big red machine sitting adjacent to the bar.
CONCLUSION
All three coffee shops showcase that the weather tends to be nice year-round here. I enjoyed all three, would return to all three, and was quite thankful to find a trio of great cafés while in San José del Cabo.
Did I miss any? What is your favorite place for coffee in San José Del Cabo (or even Cabo San Lucas)?
Hi Matthew, I enjoyed reading this.
Thanks Kathy!
How does excess coffee affect the stomach ? Can it cause acute gastritis ?
I hope not, as I drink three cups a day!
@Matthew … Yes , hope not . It is terrible ( gastritis ) , I was hospitalized for gastritis ( brought on by stress ) , and it was debilitating as well as painful . Please cut back to a lesser amount .