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.

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.

Perfect stop on our walk from the Condesa to the Blue House -- crashed here over a good latte in…read moreone of their comfy chairs. They have a variety of milk options /including lactose free and alternative/ -- very friendly service and inviting atmosphere plus an outdoor patio.

Wanted to find a coffee shop near the Frida Khalo Museum and came across this café! We got…read morecappuccinos (I'm not a big fan of coffee in the states but the cappuccinos in Mexico are delicious, reminds me of cappuccinos in Italy!) for 35MXN ($1.84) and hung out at the high tables right outside. The streets in this neighborhood were so quaint and quiet on a Saturday morning, it was very relaxing! Now that my Mexico City trip is over and I had a few cappuccinos here and there, this was by far my favorite one!

Cute coffee shop near the Frida Kahlo museum. I came here while waiting for my entrance time at the…read moremuseum. They were out of ice, so I wasn't able to try any of the cold drinks. I got a double espresso (40 pesos) which hit the spot for an afternoon pick me up. As far as COVID precautions, the barista wore a mask and used hand sanitizer between each customer. They do accept Amex, Visa and Mastercard.

Had a pastry and chai iced tea here--both were great and the service was super friendly…read more This is a cute little cafe not far from the Frida Kahlo museum and definitely worth checking out.

This place introduced us to conchas and for that I am very very thankful! My friend and I ordered…read morecoffee and shared a vanilla concha and I wish we had gotten serval more. They were warm, soft, the perfect amount of sweet, and started an obsession that involved us searching for incredible conchas throughout the rest of our trip. Highly recommend stopping at Rafaella if you are on your way to La Casa Azul (Frida Kahlo Museum) and are in need of a quick bite and coffee.

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.

Potentially some of the best pancakes I've ever had. My friend and I split an order of the lemon…read morepancakes and the lemon was in the butter which was a new thing for me and now I don't want flavor infusions any other way! My friend and I sat outside and it was a nice street to people watch off of. We also each had a savory dish and I stand by the fact that the pancakes were the star. The coffee was very good, and they had so many yummy looking pastries that I wanted to try. If you're in the neighborhood, I'd highly recommend stopping by for a coffee and pastry to go from their window.

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!

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!

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.

Stopped here for a coffee walking around the neighborhood. It's. A stand with some plastic seats…read moreoutside along with street. Friendly service and a good place to grab a coffee to go