Panificacion Castillo

5 Seth “Tater Salad” - 7 months ago

Very nice bakery and coffee shop to visit.

They had a large selection of baked goods in a wide variety of styles/tastes. There was definitely something for most sweet teeth out there.

They were selling a lot of breads as well. You can buy whole loaves, as well as rolls, bagles, etc.

Prices were very reasonable, and portions were great. We enjoyed a medium latte, medium green tea, and two cinnamon rolls for around 80 MXP.

They had full cakes for sale, as well as single slices of cheese cake, carrot cake, oreo cake, etc.

I am going to return to try the other baked goods, as well as their drinks. They have a cajeta frappuccino that I want to try.

They'll do to go orders, but there's a nice area to sit and enjoy your haul if you desire.

5 Russ Lacuata - 7 months ago

Another hidden gem in PDC. This bakery is near my Airbnb. They have a variety of baked good items, pastries, flan and cakes. Everything I've tried was delicious. My favorites are the chocolate croissant, flan and cheesecake. They also have a full size cakes.

The coffee is is excellent, top notch and the price is very reasonable.

5 Carlos Garrido - 4 months ago

Hidden gem of Playa del Carmen. The coffee and pastries selection is excellent. Great service and special the prices! Recommend it!

2 Ida T. - 4 months ago

They advertise croissants, but when you bite into it, it’s actually just made of regular yeasted dough which is sponge like and lacks flavor. For those who aren’t aware, a lot of pastries such as croissants require laminated dough for authentic taste and texture. It wouldn’t have been a big deal if it had just even tasted good. Also tried other items besides that but they were not very tasty. The prices are very inexpensive though if you want to try their goods.

5 Aleksandra Kiskina - 2 months ago

The coffee is really good, especially frappichino and moka. Sweet buns is also nice but take into account it is too fatty and probably are made of margarine instead of butter. Anyway I like to eat it sometimes. The service is very slow but the frappuchino is worth it.

3 Viraj Patel - a year ago

I had the pan con mantequilla y azucar (bread with butter and sugar). It was decent but nothing out of the ordinary. If you want sweets, Chez Celine is much better.

5 Kinaya Walker - a year ago

This bakery very quickly became one of my favorites while visiting Playa Del Carmen. The selection of breads and pastries is impressive and the service here felt warm, caring and unfailingly honest. My only regret is I didn't visit this establishment until the last three days of my vacation.