Beautiful place to grab coffee! We stopped in for an early afternoon coffee and treat. They have a beautiful selection of pastries. I went for the banana bread and a cinnamon pastry! Everything was so good and the banana bread was such a highlight. The serviced was great and the music selection and vibes were impeccable. read more

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Stopped by on a rainy afternoon for a midday break and my friend got a ginger beer while I tried the espresso tonic. Loved the espresso tonic which came with a citrusy syrup adding a nice tartness to the drink. The ginger beer was also nice and refreshing! The cafe itself is quite cute and has a good amount of small tables, great for chatting with a friend. The pastries also looked great but we were too full from lunch to try one. Will definitely be back though. read more

Qūentin Café - Coffee & Tea Near Me - México, D.F., DIF

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Love banana bread? This is their specialty item. Way moister than Jamba or Starbucks. Theirs also has lots of chocolate chips in it. It looks different as it is square, thick and half black and white. We took ours to go as our breakfast was filling. read more

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Pros: -friendly staff. The person who helped me spoke English! -free Wi-Fi -they have a few indoor and outdoor seats -variety of pastries to choose from Cons: -n/a read more

Qūentin Café - Iced Americano - Coffee & Tea Near Me - México, D.F., DIF

Qūentin and Memorias de un Barista were the two first specialty coffee shops that I discovered in Mexico City back in the day. Prior to that my default was always the wonderful. Gabi's, what with its spectacular display of vintage coffee equipment all along the walls and the excellent breakfast. Well now there are more locations for. Qūentin and today I found one close to my current hotel on Bruselas. Qūentin Miscelanea. . Quality as always is good. BUT. . I spied three Kalitas but I doubt if they have the opportunity to do pour over coffee here, but I shall ask. I asked, and they confirmed that they still do pour overs. Funny thing, I went with an Americano today, and the first taste was kind of bitter and then sour (very weird to experience sour. Bitter is typical when the coffee is still very hot because that is what your tongue recognizes first with hot liquid ). But as it cooled down, it became more drinkable, though not memorable. I guess it's time passes things change. So, qualifying that I have the utmost respect for this coffee company, but that my temptation now is to move farther afield and try some of the newer specialty places that have cropped up. read more

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Favorite cup of coffee of our Mexico City trip! This cafe has modern, minimalist, hip vibes and has a small indoor and outdoor seating area to enjoy your drinks and pastries. The espresso is bold but smooth, and my husband loved the coffee here so much that he bought beans to take home. There's a nice variety of roasted beans to choose from, and the staff was very knowledgeable and recommended different types depending on how we wanted to prepare them at home. read more

Qūentin Café - Coffee & Tea Near Me - México, D.F., DIF

a mix of locals and tourist. people actually spoke spanish and beautiful front patio. delicious americano. read more

Qūentin Café - Coffee & Tea Near Me - México, D.F., DIF

Took the dogs for a walk and stopped at this neighborhood cafe. It's small with a few tables inside and outside. Ordered an iced chai and banana bread for myself and a few croissants to take home. The banana bread was flavorful and had chunks of chocolate. Since the drink was a little light on chai, the staff comped me on the small drink. Very thoughtful. The croissants were like homemade - crunch on the outside and buttery flaky on the inside. Great stop! read more

Qūentin Café - Banana bread - Coffee & Tea Near Me - México, D.F., DIF

this cafe is overhyped in my opinion. the food storage area had flies on top of the food and the coffee was just ok. it's a cute cafe to look at but i wouldn't recommend eating here read more

We got our morning coffees here multiple times during our week long stay in CDMX. Such a cute little spot with mostly American clientele in the Roma neighborhood. We loved loved coffees and pastries here. The guava pastry was such an unexpected flavor profile and so fitting to CDMX and the banana bread had chunks of chocolate and was so delicious. Was also excited to see that they use Dandelion chocolate in their mochas. They have a couple outdoor tables and there's often mariachi bands performing right outside for some music while you enjoy your coffee. We saw a line every time we went in which is expected of such a place but it moves quickly. read more

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Coffeee is okay but not the greatest, everywhere I go , I try coffee their selection is very limited and is not to die for, is like going to Starbucks- sales not great taste. read more

I drank coffee here every morning (except the one morning I was recovering from mild traveler's diarrhea) during my eight day stay in CDMX. Their pourovers, cafe del dia, and Americanos were top notch. And at 45-65 pesos per order, phew, that can make any American happy. I didn't manage to try their baked goods, but I walked by every afternoon/evening as they were preparing the next day's batches of dough, and boy, it smelled goooooooood. read more

Cute coffee shop! I got my go to Flat White and also ordered banana bread. The banana bread was nice and moist and much better than other banana breads I've had! My friends and I grabbed our coffee/pastries to go, but I did enjoy sitting in the cafe for the few minutes we were in there. read more

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Ordered an Americano which was pretty average. Also got a tasty concha which went well with it. read more

Qūentin Café - Coffee & Tea Near Me - México, D.F., DIF

If you're ever in Roma, CDMX and want some fresh coffee avoid Starbucks and drink coffee from a local café. They don't have a big menu, but they have quite a few varieties of coffee. The space is small, but it's súper chido. You can go there to work if you need to or meet with a friend. I love this cafe! read more

Qūentin Café - Latte! - Coffee & Tea Near Me - México, D.F., DIF

Beautiful shop playing groovy tunes and very friendly staff. The cold brew was and we had to bring two bags back to Texas. They're open to at least 11pm on Saturdays. Yep says 1am but google mentions 11 so we played it safe strolled in at 10:45pm. read more

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Always my favorite coffee spot when visiting CDMX. I've busted three times and always find time to come. I always get a latte with a pastry.

Quentin is always our morning cafe spot when in CDMX. My favorite drinks are the cascara funky and the espressonic. The flat white is perfect too, but those iced drinks are it for me. Also grab some coffee beans to take back and reminisce on this great cafe in the coolest city in the world. read more

Qūentin Café - Espressonic and cascara funky - Coffee & Tea Near Me - México, D.F., DIF

My fav coffee shop in Roma. Super good coffee, great service and has wifi and good ambiance. Rory is super nice and always makes the best lattes. If you need coffee or just want a spot to hang out with good vibes, come here. read more

A sweet little coffee shop in Roma. It's petite indeed, however on our visit there there weren't too many customers, so we were able to enjoy our drinks inside at a table. The menu is small but you'll find classic beverages from espresso to lattes, etc. They also have tea, matcha and other items on the menu. read more

Quaint neighborhood coffee shop, just one block from Four Points Sheraton. Almond milk, flat whites, cortados, free leaf white teas, pastries. Soft music. Tables outside. Perfect mood changer! read more

Qūentin Café - Cortado, almond milk, brown sugar - Coffee & Tea Near Me - México, D.F., DIF

RIP OFF. We ordered a coffee and tea and enjoyed it. I decided to pick up 2 packets of their roasted beans. On return to US I see a charge of $54.86 for 2 packs of 12 oz coffee. Must be some Mayan gold in there. Avoid or double check you purchase read more

If you you are looking to take break from the Starbucks kind of coffee, this might interest you. A nice little coffee shop that I discovered while walking on that street. The service is quite good and the folks are friendly. The folks out their believe in "personalizing the coffee" and often have a chat with you. The cookies out there are also fresh and nice. I could sense that there are a few folks out there who prefer this as their regular joint. read more

Qūentin Café - Coffee & Tea Near Me - México, D.F., DIF

Excellent coffee!!! Small space with nice, mellow music. Amazing drinks. The carajillo (spiced alcoholic coffee) was incredible. There is seating both inside and outside with free WiFi. My favorite coffee place in cdmx. The barista is well respected and friendly. read more

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Easily the best coffee in CDMX... The staff are extremely knowledgeable and its really science here... Trust the science! JK but here, I would trust anything they do. My goto is the almond milk Cortado. read more

We ordered 2 cold brews & an espresso & both were delicious. The staff was knowledgable & friendly. There is limited seating, but it is worth a visit to pick up coffee to-go & stroll the neighborhood. read more

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Probably the best coffee shop I have been. Very high quality grains of coffe. Love the music, the environment, the pastries. People are very friendly and it feels like a community. This is a gem of a place:) read more

Service was amazing, coffee was great and the area around this spot is bustling. Definitely recommend this place.