Amparo's Breakfast Bistro — Restaurant in San Miguel de Cozumel

The first thing we did when my brother, mother and I arrived to Cozumel was get brunch. It was morning and we needed our caffeine fix and our breakfast. We walked around, a little overwhelmed with the options, but as we passed Amparo, a gentleman sitting outside enjoying a coffee saw us contemplating the restaurant and said, "You will not regret having breakfast hear." We took it as a sign and grab a seat outside.

The service was quick and our server was so hospitable. Now, as a coffee-noisseur, I wouldn't say they served the best coffee I've ever had, but it was pretty good and did just the trick to perk me up! But the breakfast... oh yes, no regrets there! I got a simple breakfast with no meat. It was simple yet very delicious.

They are very accommodating and have vegetarian and vegan options. They also got the meat-lovers covered! All in all, a great little nook, very inclusive, great service, great food and great coffee! Reasonably priced too in a...

Unfortunately, a no on this place if you want this to be part of your busy schedule because they are TARDY. We were so excited to try this place out after seeing all the raving reviews. Saw a few ppl said that they have issue with opening on time at 7am so we messaged the day before to confirm they they at 7am and they said they did.

We walked over and got there right before 7am and not only were all the gates closed…no one to be found insight. At 7am, an employee came and opened the gates and turned sign from “open” to “closed”…begin chopping inside…we asked at around 7.15am if they are opening anytime soon and he said 8am…we couldn’t stick around because our activities begins at 8.30am.

We contacted the owner and he lied about the whole encounter and blame us and that they were opened the entire time! Wild situation. I’m sure the food is not bad but Just don’t come here if you have a busy schedule. If you got the island time to wait, here is a...

Really tasty food and good for celiac. They do not have gluten free items marked but they have many options that can be made gluten free. Their fryer is dedicated to making corn chips, and the corn chips is what they use to thicken the beans, so they are safe.

Note on the pancakes…they are made with oat flower. Naturally oats are of course gluten free but many times they are contaminated with gluten as they are processed in the same facilities or grown in proximity to wheat. That’s why you typically have to buy gluten free oats, not regular oats, if you’re celiac

I did not eat the pancakes because I don’t know if the oat flower used is gluten free. If it is not, the gluten content is probably very low, but not worth it to me to risk. Most oat milk in Mexico is not gluten free either. But up to you, you may be okay

But PLENTY of other tasty options on the menu with eggs, potatoes, bacon, vegetables. Highly...