Coffee Shops in Mexico City, Mexico

Shiki Dixit

The efficiency here is amazing! The same cashier accepted the order, handled the change, and gave us our coffees in a matter of 2 minutes. I can also see why the cafe is so popular. The prices are unparalleled!

cynthia rodriguez

Coffee is great! Did not order anything else even though everything looks and sounds yummy. Place was packed but did not wait long to get my order. Several little tables on sidewalk if you want to sit and enjoy your drink.

Marion

An institution in Cayaocan and for very good reasons. It’s situated in a very busy part of town but service is efficient with three windows to order and get food. The torta manchego and Oaxaca queso was yummy! Traditional chocolate never fails of course. There are plastic seats surrounding the café that you can get based on availability. Prices are reasonable.

Shiki Dixit

I am beyond surprised by this place. There are 3 floors! The bottom floor has a cafe and restaurant. The middle floor has many more books and food/drinks can be ordered here. And the third floor is a roof top like bar! Really interesting library cafe/bar. Most books are in Spanish but there is an English book section as well. Most books are covered in wrap so don’t get your hopes up for grabbing your favorite book to open up and read :)

Marti Leon

This library is a must see and is located in a trendy district! Has a very large and great selection of books, Spanish and English. The roof top cafe has a nice view and the staff is quite friendly. There are other fun items to buy such as a lucha bottle opener, puzzles, tea infusers, etc ..

TravelingGayPanda

A bookstore with restaurant seating on the first floor, cafe seating on the second floor, and a bar on the third floor. It’s a chill vibe with friendly staff. The food is ok but with large portions. The chilaquiles was my favorite. I’d want to check out the third floor bar when they have events.

Carrie Valladares

We went here twice on our stay in CDMX. Coffee is UNREAL delicious. The menu is good- I really enjoyed the chilaquiles and huevos divorciados. Enchilada suiza was not my favorite. The fresh juice is tasty. Atmosphere is super historic and the service is on point and charming at the same time. A great way to start the day.

Mariane “Muze” Perez

Very nice place. Breakfast was delicious and so was their coffee. Their green juice was so delicious. I recommend this place for a nice bite to eat breakfast. It's relaxing and it has so much history.

Martin Ciechulski

I can't forget to mention the mouthwatering paella and sardines we enjoyed at Habana. The paella was a true masterpiece, with its saffron-infused rice, perfectly cooked seafood, and an array of flavorful spices that danced on the palate. It was a taste of Spain that transported us to the heart of the Mediterranean. And the sardines! They were a revelation. Fresh and perfectly grilled, each bite was a celebration of the sea's bounty. The simplicity of the dish allowed the natural flavors of the sardines to shine through, and it was a delightful surprise that added even more depth to our dining experience. Habana's commitment to using fresh, local ingredients and their culinary expertise truly shone through in these dishes. Paella and sardines at Habana were the highlights of our meal and made our visit even more memorable. If you're a fan of these Mediterranean classics, you'll be in for a treat at Habana restaurant in Lloret de Mar! And thank You Victor for brilliant service 😎

Darren White

The Cafe Nin has a very Paris Cafe feel about it. From the aproned waiters and waitresses to the chandelier in the and pastries. This place is wonderful and the food was first rate. I had the granola with fresh fruit and it hit the make. The coffee was really good too ☕. I was offered an English language menu which was helpful for.me.and my limited Spanish. It was good to be looked after. Thank you Cafe Nin

Loco Moco

Very nice. Good food as well. What I didn’t like was that the piece of cake was 185$, crazy! The sandwich which was excellent was just 130$, I don’t know how they want to justify this. Apart from this a very nice place.

Paulo Puglisi

Café Nin is a cosy little restaurant in the heart on CDMX downtown neighborhood. It offers good service placed inside an old house and it’s beautiful. Food is not bad, it actually works best for breakfast or a quick bite. But I think their menu is too limited for a full meal like lunch or dinner. Portion size it’s just to small and prices quite high. Pastries are excellent, full dishes not that good gnocchi it’s just not there…). Still I’d recommend to try it.

Walter Besio

Excellent coffee and food. Always a lively crowd.

Nasim Asgari

Loved this place! Came by recommendation & considering going back. I sat outside & the street musicians are a plus, just icing on the cake. I got a matcha latte, matcha croissant (so much matcha!) & the kuku sabzi. As an Iranian, I was so excited to see that & the Isfahan Croissant on the menu!!! The food was nice, the staff were friendly & the vibes were good. I enjoyed what I got, but looking forward to trying new items at this place! P.S. The cheese on top of the Kuku sabzi is still on my mind!

Lucero Chavez

One of the best kept secrets in Coyoacan! They have a lots of options for teas, as well as bread. We tried the Fig Toast w ricotta cheese which was pretty nice. They also have this lovely Lavender Cake which matches with Matcha Latte perfectly!! Its pet friendly and people are really friendly. Service can be improve, unfortunately, they only had one chef due to the contingency but other than that, it was 👌 Wheelchair accesible

Laura Johnson

It you like Starbucks, this Reserve location should be on you must visit list. Small, but they have a great selection of reserve blends. The tasting experience was very worth the price. They let you try 3 of their reserve blends (you pick). Staff was super knowledgeable and friendly. This mall has 2 starbucks locations. The reserve store is located on the highest floor with shops.

Ulises Ehatl Juarez Figueroa

The place is nice and confortable. It's no crowding. The coffee was great and the service is fast

Héctor Rodríguez

Really nice place! Clean, with many seats available and friendly service

Bluegenes

Long wait to get a table & service was slow. Heard so much about their coffee & was really excited to go, but it was not great at all. Their breakfast wasn't great either but better than their famous coffee for sure, so I was truly disappointed.

Paul Hudson

Absolutely loved this place. I visited a ton of specialty coffee while in Mexico City and Cafe Passmar was my favorite. The coffee is exceptional, well roasted and complex. The coolest part is finding such a great coffee shop tucked into a public market. I was staying in the Del Valle neighborhood and walked over in the morning, got to explore a little bit and found this gem hidden away. Hidden away from the tourists because there was a good size line inside to get my coffee. I love markets and I love them even more when there is specialty coffee inside!

Jiaxin Wei

Amazing coffee but extremely slow service. Ordered a flat white but was given juice. Ordered omelette but it never came.

Lucimara Stráda

Excellent atmosphere and vibes. Excellent service. You must try Fig &Pecan pie. The waffles are the best. You don't need to try the Sweet Braids.

Coryse Noel

A great place to eat and work. The staff was friendly and so welcoming. I asked for the password for the internet and they willingly shared it. I will definitely be back before my trip is over.

cristian cruz

Really want to love this place because it has so much going for it from great menu and food, to the decor inside. But the service is always so slow! I’ve been here 3 times and every time I sit for 10 minutes hoping someone will come to at least offer me the menu but without fail I have to chase someone down. And then it’s a battle the whole time to get any service from these guys.

Carlos

Coffe shop has his own roastery, coffee is strong and the flavor is good. They offer a lot alternative milk products.

Otto J

Came for a quick brunch before exploring Coayacan. They serve coffee, tortas, baguettes and “cuernito” which is a croissant with turkey and cheese. Coffee was a bit “soft”, but I’m a coffee lover so that makes a difference. Cuernito and baguette especial were good. They have some tables and chairs but you are basically sitting on the sidewalk. Overall is a good place for a quick bite/coffee. I tried with 2 different credit cards but the machine denied them. I think it’s the guy who doesn’t know how to operate the card reader or they did something to it. (He said it doesn’t take cards that are not from Mexico, first time I hear this)

Bennett Gleave

I got the espresso shot to taste the flavor of the coffee. Very good. I would also recommend the Cafe de Olla if you enjoy a slight sweeter coffee with good spice.

Frederike Lüddeke

Small cafe in the side streets of Coyoacán Centro. Really nice atmosphere, delicious Flat White and friendly! The pistachio lemon cookie was a bit dry for my taste but I think that’s just the style of cookie ;)

Jeroen Van Caneghem

I heard a lot of praise about this coffee bar so I decided to go here. I have been 3 times in the past month. First of all because it is so good, but also because I was intrigued by the range of cold brews. The coffee bar is located near the center of Coyoacan , a very nice neighborhood in the city. The coffee bar is very small with barely room to sit. There are some bar stools and there is also a bench against the wall. With a bit of luck you can also sit outside on the sidewalk. That is it. But I like the place, it's cozy with a nice bar counter. And, worth mentioning, with a very good choice of music. But I came for the coffee and it is excellent. The presentation is perfect and neat, with a glass of water. What struck me, however, was the wide choice of cold drinks, with coffee as the main ingredient (cold brew cocktails, as it were). The menu of these cold brews changes every month. For example, last December there was a choice of a cocktail called 'cascara soda', which consists of a cold brew, kombucha, mandarine and mineral water. Or how about the 'Trago 2' which consists of cold brew, kefir de jamaica, ginger and orange. I thought they were all very tasty and excellent. Highly recommended to come here for this cold brews.

Alex K

While visiting CDMX I came to Coyoacan specifically to check out this cafe because I read online that they have the best coffee in the city using award-winning Jiribilla coffee beans. It was indeed one of the best flat whites I've ever had, so I bought a bag of coffee beans to take home to the US. I like that they provide information about from where they're sourced, who grows them and when they're roasted. The brownie I had was nice and I appreciate that they provide a glass of water with the coffee, which is the tradition in my home of Austria. The cafe is quite small but has a very energetic vibe. It seems to be a real focal point for coffee enthusiasts in CDMX.