Doce Cuarenta Coffee & Bakery — Restaurant in Baja California Sur

If you are looking for a great coffee in La Paz, look no more…. This is THE place to go. Any espresso based drink that I ordered was amazing. Please note that this review is only for their coffee and not their breakfast.

As you can see I have been here 4 days in a row.

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Two years later:

I love this place and this is my 3rd time here during my 5-day trip. But I feel like I need to update my review with the hope that the management team sees it. The first two nights I blame the night shift for the lower quality of the coffee, so I made sure to come in the morning for breakfast, but it was the same story.

Still an awesome, cozy spot, with great variety of coffee, snacks and light food. While the food is as good as before, I felt the coffee quality had dropped.

The original coffee doesn’t have the rich flavor that it used to have, the milk is not froth to perfection like it used to be, plus the vanilla syrup for the vanilla latte has completely changed and not in a good way.

Still a good coffee but it’s becoming more like a borderline 4 star. I’ll be back in my next trip and will update...

Generally speaking I always travel with my family (I have a 6 yr. old daughter) so I always rate according on how the place take care of us and especially to my family, as I think is important because there is a large population that travel like me, so this been said, I ask for simple scrambled eggs for my little girl and the waitress without hastening said NO , .."we don't do that in here".. I mean if she new some customer service or at least fake it , she will at least said... "Let me ask", , "Let me check", or something like that... i do understand that it wasn't in the menu, but I think if you care about any customer and trying to go beyond service (what a good place will do) , then doing a scrambled egg is possible . We didn't argue, we just stand up and left the place with No questions ask from the restaurant or not even a word. I will never recommend a place like this to anyone that go with...

When the other people say expensive they're not exaggerating. Even by US standards it's pricey. Ordered a $2.75 Vietnamese coffee and turned out to be a decently strong brew with a bunch of ice and some regular milk in a tiny. Proper Vietnamese coffee is super charged espresso drip loaded with condensed milk to offset with sweetness, over ice. What I got was the pic below with a bill for size reference. The pastries are mediocre at best when you can go 2 bock's away and by them from a local mobile food merchant or panaderia for a fraction. Save your money and buy a huge hamburger from the corner cart instead for same price. You are essentially paying for the modern American hipster coffee shop ambience so an excellent place to remote work from. Coffee might be decent but waaay overpriced menu kills it. At least they...