‘Best breakfast in Puerto Escondido’
Breakfast in Puerto Escondido by Zandoyo
Breakfast is what sets Zandoyo apart from most hotels in Puerto Escondido. In fact, Zandoyo is one of just two or three genuine bed and breakfasts in Puerto Escondido, an accommodation option in which a full breakfast is included in the room rate.
In our case, being a bed and breakfast in Mexico means our guests are probably going to eat a few tortillas, some chorizo, a lot of salsa, plenty of tomatoes and at least one of three varieties of beans.
But you can also expect some variations. A mollete made from artisanal seed bread, with mushrooms and olives among the toppings. Sopes topped with bacon and scrambled eggs.
Cubed jicama pan-fried in coconut oil. Toasted sweet potato rounds with bean puree and slices of roast pork brined and marinated in guajillo sauce. Cucumber and mango salad. And a bowl of fruit served with buffalo milk yogurt and cacao nibs.
We love experimenting with variations on Mexican cuisine, and our guests love it too judging by the praise we have received in their reviews on Airbnb and Booking.com.
We also specialize in local products, such as mangos from our own tree, buffalo milk products from a farm in nearby Chila, local grain-fed pork, farm-fresh eggs and Oaxaca-grown coffee.
Breakfast is served at 9 a.m. on weekdays but we’re flexible. If you’re taking an early-morning marine tour or if you are working remotely and have to take a video call we can adjust the schedule.
But bear in mind that Zandoyo is a traditional bed and breakfast, where guests enjoy breakfast together at the same table.
Conversation can be lively, interesting and fun as travellers from all parts of the world get to know each other over a good meal.
The menu changes each day and is flexible. We can modify our dishes to accommodate most dietary restrictions. Just let us know.
Come and join us for the best breakfast in Puerto Escondido!
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