Pan & Canela — Restaurant in Ancón

Quesitos: very good, tasty and fresh = 24x 18$ // Capuchino: good taste & balance = 4.50$ (+0.50$ for skim milk) // Mango Smoothy: 6$ awful, payed 0.75$ additional for lactose free milk. I received the smoothie and it was basically milk with a light mango scent — asked politely the kitchen to add a LITTLE bit more Mango and in the PRESENCE of the owner, who watched with an arrogant smile and said that “this is the portion we use, maybe other places add less milk” …. After showing them the pale color of the beverage and offered even to taste it, the owner kept denying and I decided to buy an “extra portion” of the mango ($4 additionally) to have a bit of a taste. $10.50 for a smoothie that barely tasted to Mango. After the extra portion of mango, received the smoothie and unfortunately improved only a bit. Extremely disappointed having the OWNER caring so little about its customer. It’s a shame that a good & tasty experience can be disturbed by such an arrogant behavior in...

This was excellent. It was my first time having quesitos and another pastry as well. Both were delicious. I am not a coffee drinker but I got a hot chocolate which was nice. Someone got the eggs and ham which also looked pretty good. I would come back, whether with people again or by myself. It would have to be on a nice day, but it is a nice little place to spend some time talking to someone and enjoying some food/pastries and something to drink. I thought it was very reasonably priced. Wonderful,...

Bread and Cinamon, lovely bakery when you can get good coffee, rolls and breakfast served.

On this particular site you can sit outside under the picnic tables and enjoy a corner of the rainforest adjacent to the Camino de Cruces National Park.

Staff friendly and efficient.

As of this report Covid restrictions limit 2 customers inside the AC premises, but you can sit outside to enjoy your Bread with...