Patagonia Bistro

Patagonia Bistro is a cute Argentine spot off a nice side street adjacent to the «Forum shops». The café is quaint and a nice atmosphere, and well decorated. The owners are from Argentina and the menu is written in both Spanish and English. The restaurant serves Argentine wine and brunch/​lunch and pastries.
The specials board displayed outside the restaurant of daily offerings is what initially drew me in. We weren’t very hungry but wanted to sample what they had so we opted to try two empanadas, hot green tea, and this dulce de leche filled meringue cookie. The empanadas were served iced and had a good amount of filling. Heavily fried, the meat one was pleasantly spicy and the cheese and pepper (very interesting pepper I can’t recall the unusual name) was very good as well. The tea was brewed fresh and made iced to order. The «cookie» we had was light and although the filling was decadent, I don’t believe it was over-​the-​top sweet.
It was cool to see other desserts on the counter which we were unfamiliar with. It took restraint not to order more sweets.
The English speaking diners in there claimed the food was delicious and I thought their meals all looked excellent. Service was friendly and efficient. I would return here again if in the area.

This is a cool little Argentinian café on a side street just off the main shoreline street in Cozumel. The proprietors are very friendly and congenial. A nice spot with good food, teas, and snacks.
We had a dulce de leche merengue dessert «sandwich» and a couple of empanadas. The empanadas were fried and served up hot. I especially liked the pepper (i forget the name of it. rasa? rafa?) and cheese. The other dishes looked good and it’s café home cooking style sandwiches, salads, serrano ham and pasta.

The food here is so fresh and delicious. It’s cooked right on the spot which means you’ll have to wait a minute but it’s worth it. The bread is so good– it’s slightly dense and very moist, really delicious.
The owner runs the place himself and he’s soo nice and soo cute! Definitely a great place for breakfast!

Found this place on trip advisor and had to come. We were looking for a good cup of coffee and we got that and a whole lot more! My friend go the Serrano sandwich. It looked delicious. I asked him how it was and he couldn’t take time to answer me. I got an enthusiastic nod as he chewed. I got a decadent dessert. It was an individual sized pie with a Carmel tres leches filling and a coconut strudel topping. I don’t like pie crust, but this one was really good. Everything is sooo yummy.