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 — Coronado and Real del Potosí.
Thin wafers filled with Coronado 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 and Oaxacan cacao — Abuelita and Mayordomo.
The Mexican hydration drink.
Mexican beers
The classic Mexican lager — cold, with lime.
Golden lager and dark Modelo.
Clear Pacific lager from Mazatlán.
Vienna-style lager — amber and easy.
Mexican deli
Jamón FUD · San Rafael · cold-cut classics for tortas.
Queso panela y Oaxaca — Chilchota and fresh cheeses to take home.
Jamón FUD · San Rafael · Queso panela y Oaxaca · Tortas frías.
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
Sinaloa Lounge
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.