Cha'

Restaurant · Puerto Vallarta

Cha'

Restaurant · Puerto Vallarta

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Hamburgo 148a, Versalles, 48310 Puerto Vallarta, Jal., Mexico

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Tres leches pancakes, chilaquiles, and great coffee in Versalles  

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Hamburgo 148a, Versalles, 48310 Puerto Vallarta, Jal., Mexico Get directions

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Hamburgo 148a, Versalles, 48310 Puerto Vallarta, Jal., Mexico Get directions

+52 322 115 6647
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The 18 Best Restaurants & Bars In Puerto Vallarta

"Cha Cocina Libre is located inside a small house in the Versalles neighborhood, and not only is the staff extra friendly, but they do some great Mexican breakfast favorites. They nail every dish, but some standouts include their tres leches pancakes that taste like a buttery, fluffy cake, and the torta de chilaquiles that’s filled with fried tortilla chips covered in salsa. After you’re done, check out Hilo y el Mar, a small clothing shop behind the restaurant where you can stock up on linen vacation outfits." - debora mestre

https://www.theinfatuation.com/puerto-vallarta/guides/best-restaurants-puerto-vallarta-mexico
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Cha Cocina Libre Review - Versailles - Puerto Vallarta - The Infatuation

"Cha Cocina Libre is located inside a small house in the Versalles neighborhood, and not only is the staff extra friendly, but they do some great Mexican breakfast favorites. They nail every dish, but some standouts include their tres leches pancakes that taste like a buttery, fluffy cake, and the torta de chilaquiles that’s filled with fried tortilla chips covered in salsa. After you’re done, check out , a small clothing shop behind the restaurant where you can stock up on linen vacation outfits." - Debora Mestre

https://www.theinfatuation.com/puerto-vallarta/reviews/cha-cocina-libre
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Add a Sprig of Rosemary to Your Water | Eater

"A cute café in Puerto Vallarta’s Versalles district that serves brunch dishes like chilaquiles and sopes loaded with cochinita pibil and—notably—offers filtered water infused with a sprig of rosemary. What began as skepticism turned into surprise: the rosemary made the water taste colder and more refreshing, adding a subtle herbaceous astringency without being cloying. The presentation (tall bottles or flip-top containers) is simple and elegant for hosting, and the approach avoids lemon pulp while remaining very affordable and easy to replicate at home; steeping for an hour or two hits the sweet spot, while letting it sit more than 24 hours can make the water bitter. The experience was memorable enough that the writer adopted rosemary-infused water as an at-home habit." - Amy McCarthy

https://www.eater.com/23566791/add-rosemary-to-water-upgrade-hydration-hack
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Ivy Spero

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We have been coming here once or twice a visit over the past year, when we visit PV. Chá consistently delivers good service, even when busy. We have enjoyed every dish we've tried so far. This morning's photos are the falafel dish and the omelette (with bacon). Our total bill came to 530 pesos including 2 chai lattes to accompany breakfast. With tip, 680 (just under $50 CAD) - about 20-25% less than what we'd pay in Canada for a nice breakfast at a restaurant that's a bit upscale. Presentation: nicely done; Portions: excellent (sometimes we are full before we finish). Wait times: sometimes (Saturday mornings get busy quickly), but so far, the wait times have been short. Worth it. Same overall high quality as seen at Homun (common owner).

G Whizz

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We thoroughly enjoyed our lunch here. While the menu is limited, everything offered is excellent. There’s something for both meat lovers and vegetarians, ensuring everyone leaves satisfied. The simple yet flavorful cocktails were a delightful addition.

Stelian Stan

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Very nice and cozy place for breakfast and brunch. Very good place for coffee too.

Nitin Chawla

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Cute place .. amazing for brunch.. brioche French toast is full of flavor esp if you have a sweet tooth.. huevos racheros is excellent .. tres leches pan cakes are a different take to the typical

Sean T

Google
Food is great, and the atmosphere is very warm. However, the smoothies are quite watery, and not blended all that well.

Cory

Google
Overall, a nice place to enjoy breakfast made from fresh ingredients with nice outdoor seating. My only complaint is the food is very hit or miss. English Breakfast, Salmon Benedict, and Chilaquiles have great flavor. The Tres Leches Hot Cakes were very underwhelming. They use a powdered sugar glaze, which doesn’t make sense because Tres Leches as the same suggests uses sweetened condensed milk. It tasted chalky too and the hot cakes got soggy. The papa bravas are not papa bravas… they are hand cut fries tossed in a siracha mayo type of sauce. It was too salty and too spicy to enjoy. It should just be drizzled on top for added flavor rather than completely smothered.

Margo

Google
Busy but tranquil little cafe with great food. Service is attentive and friendly. I had the fried spicy chicken sandwich and my husband had the chilaquiles both were delicious! They frequently have a wait time for a table during peak hours but it's worth it.

Annabelle

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Super cute restaurant. Definitely the breakfast I’ve had yet in PV. Really good, fresh, high quality food, friendly waitstaff, and really good coffee.