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Taco stands, long beach lunches and the late crowd. Our picks first, then everything we've mapped. Hillside lanes between the plaza and Los Muertos: views, guesthouses and a short walk down to the beach.

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The ones we'd send a friend to.

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Seafood · South end of main beach

The Dock Sayulita

A deck three metres above the sand at the calm south end of the main beach, run by a family of local fishermen: ceviche, seared tuna and the day's catch, cocktails made with house shrubs, and a 3 to 5pm happy hour.

Happy hour 3–5pm

4 min from the plaza$$$

Breakfast & coffee · South (Av. Revolución)

Alquimista

Family-owned breakfast spot with porch seating; chilaquiles and smoothies are the draws.

5 min from the plaza$$

Breakfast & coffee · South (Av. Revolución)

Schmoutzi

Small French bakery with buttery croissants, baguettes, cinnamon buns and olive sourdough. Arrive early for fresh bread.

3 min from the plaza$

Seafood

Ceviche, aguachile and the catch off the pangas. Read our guide

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Seafood · South end of main beach

The Dock Sayulita

A deck three metres above the sand at the calm south end of the main beach, run by a family of local fishermen: ceviche, seared tuna and the day's catch, cocktails made with house shrubs, and a 3 to 5pm happy hour.

Happy hour 3–5pm

4 min from the plaza$$$

Breakfast & coffee

Chilaquiles, good espresso and somewhere to sit with a laptop. Read our guide

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Breakfast & coffee · South (Av. Revolución)

Alquimista

Family-owned breakfast spot with porch seating; chilaquiles and smoothies are the draws.

5 min from the plaza$$

Breakfast & coffee · South (Av. Revolución)

Schmoutzi

Small French bakery with buttery croissants, baguettes, cinnamon buns and olive sourdough. Arrive early for fresh bread.

3 min from the plaza$

Breakfast & coffee · South side

Cafe Coyote

Relaxed neighborhood café run by a woman who grew up in Sayulita. It serves all-day breakfast, sandwiches and a daily dish made with organic local ingredients, plus coffee from Tepic and cacao drinks. There is a book exchange, and local ceramics and art are for sale.

5 min from the plaza
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