Wow! I'm a little embarrassed as a Yelp elite that I hadn't been here before considering it's my…read morethird time in Mexico City and it's a city staple! I stumbled on this place tonight while out with family and quickly looked it up. After we ate dinner I made sure we made it back here. They have pretty vast menu but I was craving something chocolate with coffee so I ordered a small Moka. We ordered three drinks total and boy were they fast! Tonight they had four windows open for order taking, it really helps to pump the orders out quickly. I appreciate this so you're not waiting so much time in line. The moka was delicious and was hot and fresh! I could taste the Mexican chocolate along with the coffee. Sooo delicious!! They have some seating outside but it's limited and in the walkway so you're better off grabbing your goods and sitting in the center area where you'll find plenty of benches or you can stroll along the area and enjoy your drink and food. I recommend this place!

Tried this coffee shop. The lines are soo long but it moves quickly. Coffee was delicious. It's…read morebusy and crowed no where to sit only street benches etc. one of the oldest coffee shops.

Had a cappuccino, it was fantastic. Barista stopped by the table later to give us a shot of another…read morecoffee they had just prepared: it was excellent, smooth, and flavorful Beautiful decor, with a backdrop of mirrored tiny lights that really sets the tone. Highly recommend. Alternative milks available (my wife had an almond milk latte).

El Barrio de Coyoacán, specifically in la Colonia Del Carmen, welcomes its newest coffee shop by…read moreway of Veracruz: a small chain of self-proclaimed coffee masters known as Hêrmann-Thômas. The HQ in Veracruz also functions as a roaster, offering a variety of the state's homegrown coffee, all of which make an appearance at the shop's menu, along with teas, tisanas, a small food menu, and house made pastries. Upon entering the shop, a trio of Mahlkoning grinders impress coffee connoisseurs, each with its own variety of coffee beans; a surprise sighting of a Kees Van der Westen Mirage can be found at the bar, a variety of equipment for different brew methods are displayed as trophies and a well stocked pastry case set expectations for a delightful experience. Coffee is delivered at your table while you admire the pleasant decor that includes books to peruse while you wait. The coffee itself follows the Mexican pattern of roasting on the dark side, yielding nutty and chocolatey flavors in the cup. Coffee is aptly prepared, and I hear the espresso is "not too acidic and pleasurably bitter". The space also lends itself to loiter for hours without end and is already attracting locals because of this feat. Surely Coyoacán will welcome the shop with open arms and is already another decent option in the barrio's growing coffee scene.

Not much to say here other than friendly staff, cute little coffee shop that seats like six and…read morethey have great coffee! What more could you want? We ordered two coffees and took them to the park, which is near by and enjoyed the morning. Great value for a cup of coffee that is made by folks that know and ensure the art of a good shot isn't missed.

Cool little coffee shop known for sourcing beans from Mexico only. Got a very nice local vibe going…read moreas well and the coffee is great with some traditional options and some modern ones as well. Small space on the bar and some limited seating. Definitely worth a stop.

We stopped off here for a snack and drinks on the way to the Mercado de Coyoacan from the Frida…read moremuseum. Very cool hipster spot...I can see this in a hipster area in NYC or LA. Very friendly staff.

Great find! Lots of nice healthful options. Had the veggie sandwich and cafe con leche…read more Staff is pleasant and ambiance is as well.

Los Amentes was one of my favorite restaurants in CDMX!! Their servers were so friendly, and the…read moreoutdoor dining area was so relaxing. We ordered the chilaquiles amantes and it was delicious! I got the rojo with chicken. Yum! Their pancakes were hands down the BEST pancakes I have ever had. I think I would have been happy only having the pancakes. It was a mixture between cake and pancake. Super fluffy with the tiniest bit of crunch around the edges. The lemon purée on top was the best part and the fruit was so fresh. Highly recommend!!!

Food is ok nothing out of the ordinary. I came in with higher expectations based on the reviews,…read morebut I was not amazed. This brought me home town buffet taste vibes. On the other hand service was pathetic. Servers do not bother coming to check up on their tables. Guest have to go up to them for attention. I would recommend other places.

Small restaurant with great and healthy options made fresh to order…read more Started with pan dulce and an Americano coffee. The chilaquiles with egg in green sauce were excellent!

We had such a great snack at El Beneficio Bistrot... across the street from El beneficio de la…read moreduda. The gentleman of Venezuelan descent that attended us was so knowledgeable about the food, it's sourcing, and taste mixes. The outdoor patio seating area makes it perfect to sit in such a beautiful neighborhood in the Coyoacan area. You can visit the Frida Museum and go have a fabulous tea, which btw the assortment is just splendid. They have a delicious salad choice and tons of party options. Definitely a must try!

This cafe in Coyohacán was a great find not too far from the Frida Kahlo house. The eggs were…read morebright orange and so fresh. Their apple strudel is really good and so are the lattes.

Overall a bit disappointing. My mocha was a bit watered down. We sat at the kid-sized indoor…read moreseating. That was fine except the guy sitting technically outside, but practically right above us at the indoor-outdoor bar was smoking and the wind was blowing it right over us. We ran away :(.

La Rifa was a really nice, small artisan café devoted to chocolate. It was in a calm, clean…read moreneighborhood, reasonably priced, and delicious. Each drink was made for you by hand from scratch. They serve outrageously delicious coffee and chocolate drinks. It was very near our hotel, so we went there a few times during our stay in Mexico City. While it's not primarily a restaurant, they had a small menu of items that either complimented or contained chocolate. I had a molé that really featured chocolate that I highly recommend. None of the staff spoke any English while we were there but they went out of their way to be accommodating.

This is a perfect afternoon pick me up when you don't want coffee La Rifa is a sustainable and…read moremission driven Chocolatería in the heart of Mexico City not far off from el Angel and la Reforma. I had a delicious traditional Mexican hot chocolate (amargos con leche) plus a tiny and tasty chocolate covered purerquito to dip in my drink. I also bought a beautiful molinillo (stirrer) and the server was so kind to show me on the stove how to use it.