Café now · restaurant later
Fresh Mexican bread, warm antojitos, Sinaloa seafood, and dulces — coffee and wine for a relaxed afternoon. We grow from café & express into a full restaurant.
Antojitos & bread
Café · expressPan & tortas
Bolillos and pan dulce — bake-fresh when we can.
Ham, avocado, tomato, jalapeño on a soft bolillo.
Grilled flour tortillas with melted cheese and ham.
Always on the kids’ card — simple, melted, friendly.
Masa
Pork, chile, and sweet — all in hoja de maíz.
Stuffed masa pockets — finished here as the kitchen grows.
Thick masa bases with beans, protein, crema, and salsa.
Crispy rolled tortillas — golden and shareable.
Guacamole
Bright green guac in a black volcanic-stone metate, with totopos.
We cook with them — and sell packaged snacks and candies to take home.
Del mar · Sinaloa
Limited · completeCold
Shrimp cured in lime and chile — Sinaloa bright.
Classic shrimp cocktail — tomato, avocado, crackers.
Hot
Spicy red chile shrimp — served in papelar.
Butterflied fish, Sinaloa-style — when the grill is ready.
Ceviche
Fish and shrimp, lime, avocado, tostadas.
Dulce
AlwaysDesserts
Cinnamon sugar, warm chocolate or dulce de leche.
Classic caramel custard.
Rich caramel — spoonable or for dipping.
Cinnamon rice pudding — the comfort classic.
Seasonal
Cajeta and calaveras when the season arrives.
Kids
Kids always have a quesadilla option.
Masa favorites rotate — no pastor, no rice plates.
Sample card; prices in USD. Some plates are concept photos for now — real food photos as we open. Permits and kitchen details still in progress.
The shop
Fine Mexican products from all over Mexico — sweets, cookies, snacks and drinks, chosen with care to take home.
Sweets & cajeta
Goat-milk caramel from Guanajuato.
Thin wafers filled with cajeta.
The classic peanut marzipan.
Nuevo León milk-and-pecan candy.
Toasted coconut sweets.
Peanut brittle with piloncillo.
Cookies & bread
The everyday tea biscuit.
Crumbly shortbread rounds.
Childhood snack cakes.
Conchas and more from a local bakery.
Snacks
Mexico’s potato chips.
Rolled, fiery, lime-dusted.
Crunchy-shell peanuts.
Wheel crisps with lime and Valentina.
Cajeta or chile-limón popcorn.
Mexican drinks
Fruit sodas in every color.
Monterrey mineral water.
Mexican Coke, cane sugar, glass bottle.
Classic apple soda.
Table chocolate for hot cocoa.
The Mexican hydration drink.
Mexican beers
The classic Mexican lager — cold, with lime.
Golden lager and dark Modelo.
Clear Pacific lager from Mazatlán.
Mexican deli
Classic Mexican deli ham for cold tortas.
Ham, avocado, tomato — assembled cold, no kitchen needed.
Fresh cheeses for sandwiches and to take home.
Suggested selection · concept
Café de olla, beers & Mexican wine
Café de abuelita and café de olla, house aguas frescas, Mexican beers, a short Baja wine list, Topo Chico, and take-home Bimbo & Marinela sweets.
- Café de olla · café de abuelitaCinnamon · piloncillo
- Aguas frescasHorchata · jamaica · pepino-limón
- Corona · PacíficoCold Mexican classics
- Modelo Especial · NegraLager · dark
- Dos EquisAmber or lager
- Blue Moon · Stella ArtoisGuest pours
- Mexican wine by the glassValle de Guadalupe · Casa Magoni · sweet pours
- Topo ChicoMexican sparkling mineral water
- Jarritos · Mexican CokeGlass bottle
- Bimbo · MarinelaPackaged sweets to take home
The spaces
Bugambilia, comedor & terraza
Concept views of 441 10th St N — pink bugambilia pillars, a bright comedor, the barra for coffee and wine, and a turf terraza. Real photos replace these renders as we open.
Visit us
Old Naples
Naples, FL 34102
Opening winter 2026–27. We'll take reservations when the doors open.
- Tuesday – Thursday
- 11:30 – 9:00
- Friday – Saturday
- 11:30 – 10:00
- Sunday · brunch
- 10:00 – 3:00
- Monday
- Closed
Planned hours.