The restaurant is far too small for the size it should be. With food as wonderful as they serve, they are going to have to expand, and soon! I image I will have to wait in line for the three pancakes, topped with a lovely egg, 3 strips of perfectly cooked bacon and a fruit sculpture created on the whim of the chef.

The restaurant has six tables, sunny orange walls and a shelf with every décor and home magazine imported to Vallarta. Here, you can get ideas for your dream home as you fill your stomach with dreamy concoctions. I especially love the caramel sauced fruit, the hotcakes, the re-fried beans, and the sweet and charming owners. They attend to your needs, serve piping hot, REAL coffee and teach you as much Spanish as you can muster while chomping on papaya. They are bi-lingual, so you won’t have to point at the menu or get embarrassed about ordering "huevos", which is slang for something women don’t have.

I have a feeling that by the time you get to Puerto Vallarta, you may have to wait in line to get seated.

A beautiful and filling breakfast runs about 30 pesos on average, without coffee or juice.

Getting there: I don’t have the address, exactly but it's easy to find. Basilio Badillio/ Restaurant Row, and Vallarta. Instead of heading left at Fredy’s Tucan, go right. Buenos Diaz is about 6 or so shops down towards the beach.