Looking for Breakfast suggestions in downtown area

[blue steal]

Will be staying in the downtown area on this upcoming trip and not into cooking.
Staying for two weeks and I am looking for some tips/advice on a few breakfast spots within a 10 minute walk from plaza area.
Enjoy a traditional mexican breakfast as well as pancakes/waffles.
The few I've come up with so far:
1. Del Museo
2. Jeannie's waffle House
3. Prima
4. Rock'n Java (have been here and enjoyed their lunch)
5. Chi for Sunday brunch

I have heard that Casa Mexicana has a pretty decent buffet each moring, but not sure if it is for guests of Casa and Bahia suites only.
If not, was curious as to the price and whether or not it would be worth it.

Thanks ahead of time for any suggestions.

 

[cvchief]

Try Corazon Contento at Calle 2 and Avenida 10. It is the guy that used to have the concession at Del Museo. Haven't made it myself yet, but hear it is good.

 

[parrotheaddiver]

La Choza and a new place Burritos Gorditos https://www.facebook.com/burritosgorditos

 

[blue steal]

La Choza and a new place Burritos Gorditos

Thanks.
Burritos Gorditos looks like a good place for lunch, but may be a bit far to walk for breakfast.
La Choza has some good food, eaten dinner there often and knew they served a lunch special, but did not know they had breakfast.

 

[geokr]

Try Girasoles on Calle 5 near Avenida 10 (not the Girasoles across town though I hear that it's good but it's not downtown). Locals place, few tourists if any, two blocks from the main drag, four from the square, great breakfast and very reasonable. Opens at 7:00 am. I never miss it when in Coz. Try the Carne Asada con Huevos.

 

[macado]

My favorite breakfast is at Casa Mexicana. You do not need to be guest to eat there. Great waffles and a good omelette station, fresh fruit, juices, etc. It's slightly pricier than some other objects, I think 155 pesos? (~12USD)

La Choza has a great (65 peso, I think?) breakfast.

Definitely don't miss the breakfast at the museum either. New owners but food is still fantastic; they also do lunch and dinner now too.

 

[deborahdelamar]

Order the Migas at La Choza & add some green sauce!
In addition to those mentioned, which are all recommended: La Cozumelena - Ave. 10 Sur & Calle 3, Abuelo Girardo - Ave. 10 Norte bet. Juarez & 2, Casa Denis - Calle 1 between Aves. 5 & 10, La Candela - Ave 5 N @ Calle 6.
Farther afield, good food @ good prices: Casa Mission - Ave. 55 Sur bet. Juarez & Calle 1, El Torito - Ave. 65 bet. Calles 17 & 19.

 

[DiverG]

Costa Brava. Its either on 5th or 7th. don't remember which one.

 

[kmurray719]

There's a stand in the municipal market that makes Honduran breakfast baleadas-basically like quesadillas with tons of stuff in them-- for 20 pesos and strong honduran coffee. They also have fresh squeezed juices, friend plantains and a bunch of other stuff. There's a little counter to sit at. Completely worth a trip in my opinion, especially if you're looking for something a little different than the "usual."

 

[Dave Dillehay]

LaChoza and eggs la Migas. THat is the best in Cozumel.


Dave Dillehay
Aldora Divers