Playas de Rosarito is the youngest town in Baja California, here you can find the perfect excuse to have a calm and fresh afternoon inside a good restaurant, at the beach, in the curios market, or in a perfect coffee shop.

Coffee Shops are incredible necessary in one's life, there's always a good excuse to go out and have a nice conversation while drinking your favorite warm or iced beverage with your loved ones.

In this world where you're never disconnected, dare do it and connect through smell and delicious flavors in any of these awesome coffee places in Rosarito, Baja California

1.- El Che Café

This Coffee Shop is a tiny and special spot in Rosarito that offers you coffee made in Veracruz. The theme of the place is sailing, therefore you can see steering wheels all over the place. Owner's name is Gustavo Alcudia, and he's a harbour master in Rosarito Beach.

Coffee grain is bought green, and roasted in a traditional machine. The smell of roasted coffee is indeed one of the smallest pleasures in life. El Che Café is the only place in town that does this with its coffee.

The specialty is called "El lechero", which is a coffee made with milk, normally more enjoyable if you take it sweet. Desserts are normal cakes and cookies, but the apple pay and carrot cake are made in Valle de Guadalupe.

Opens: Mon-Fri from 7:00 am to 10:00 pm and Weekends from 8:00 am to 10:00 pm

2.- Café de la Fonda

You can drink 100% Colombian coffee in this place, where besides being comfortable you can enjoy the fresh air in its terrace, plus, appreciate awesome decor for pictures.

Lattes, iced coffee, tea, cappuccinos, and more, are some of the drinks you can consume, but also, donuts, brownies, and churros are always ready to make your visit worthwhile.

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You can personalize your donuts by adding all kinds of sweet things, such as coconut, chocolate chips, bacon, peanuts, and more, also, pick between 4 different icings (vanilla, chocolate, maple, and strawberry).

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The specialties are called "Perico" and "Tintico", the first with a very light coffee flavor and milk, and the second one stronger and served without milk.

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3.- Ferellie's Coffee Shop

Vanilla, lavender and honey lattes are part of the great drink variety this coffee shop offers, among smoothies, frappuccinos, and tea; however, the outstanding element of Ferellie's is their pastries, which honestly look amazing and completely enjoyable.

They also have seasonal specialties, for example, Winter has come with a roasted marshmallow hot chocolate, so if you're in the mood for something sweet, then this is the perfect option

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But if you want to try a really special dessert then you HAVE to try the crêpes cake, a creation you won't be able to take your eyes off.

Crepes Cake. Photo: Ferellie's Coffee Shop Facebook

Ferellie's Coffee Shop only has one location in Rosarito for now, but they're planning on opening a new one in Tijuana soon, so stay tuned!

Opens: Mon- Sat from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm

4.- Cafe Nerón (Books and Coffee)

There's no better way of nurturing yourself than with a really good book, accompanied of course by a nice drinkable.

This coffee shop was created as a place where people can exchange books and experiences. When you walk in and turn around to see the door where you just crossed you can instantly see a Latin phrase that embellishes the entrance: Sapere Aude, which means "Dare to know."

This should definitely give you the hint that besides having amazing coffee with craft syrups, such as lavender, horchata, and chai, this is a place to learn, have an awesome conversation and sometimes work if you have to.

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Philosophy workshops and book presentations are part of the many activities held at Cafe Nerón.

The owner, Alfredo Perez, says that the books can be traded, read, or bought, and the place is open to anyone who would like to give a lecture or workshop on any subject.

Cafe Nerón recently added crepes to their menu and it's going pretty well, plus, there are plans to open a coffee roaster in Rosarito.

Opens: Mon-Fri from 7:00 am to 10:00 pm, weekends from 8:00 am to 10:00 pm

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You now have 4 really good reasons to visit Rosarito Beach in Baja and have a blast! Don't miss the chance!

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