This is another coffee chain in Mexico, that I think is much better than a Starbucks. It is…read moreColombian coffee with many Mexican pastry options. The prices are pretty good and they have wifi and nice sitting areas. It has all outdoor seating on a quiet street in Santa Fe. Overall, it's a nice place to have a break between meetings.

One of my favorite spot to stop by after lunch. Colombian coffee. theyvsay tinto, which is normal…read more Unlike cafe americano, you can taste "coffee", same bean that you can purchase in Colombia. Also my favorite was toffee, lke soft candy, but they don't handle it any more.

Had the mazapan iced latte and a hot mocha. Both very yummy. Service was quick and all staff was…read morevery friendly and attentive. Definitely recommend for great vibes and views of the palacio de bellas artes and historic downtown.

Our drinks weren't great (either the Americano or the Horchata latte), and our pastries were fine…read more(but probably not made in house/locally). What you're really paying for / enjoying at Don Porfirios is the view. It has an excellent view of the Palacio de Bellos Artes. There were several servers -- all seemingly very attentive but very busy helping folks in/out and managing the prime viewing locations

Café Barajas was the final stop on our food tour through Mexico City! The café itself is quaint and…read morecozy, with a warm and welcoming atmosphere that made it easy to settle in and enjoy the last bit of the tour. The highlight for me was definitely the hot chocolate. It was rich, smooth, and very authentic in flavor, unlike the ones served in the states. It was easily one of the best I've had. We were also treated to a live coffee demonstration, which was engaging and the coffee drinkers seemed to really enjoy it. Watching their process gave our crew a new appreciation for a good brew. Whether you're wrapping up a long day or just looking for a quiet spot to unwind, Café Barajas is a lovely little gem worth visiting.

This is a great spot for coffee and tea lovers. I enjoyed their chai latte, which has a…read moresurprisingly fruity flavor, and my husband enjoyed the horchata latte. They take credit cards, they have non dairy milk, and they're easy enough to deal with even without speaking Spanish proficiently. We took ours to go, but they also have a cute space and wifi to hang out or do a little work.

Great little café. One of the few places I found in CDMX that can make a decent latte and flat…read morewhite. Their version has good dose of espresso and the milk is silky. Final product tastes of coffee (other places too milky) and the texture of the milk is smooth and silky. My favorite spot.

I've been here many times now and I've never gotten a cup of coffee from them that wasn't really…read moregood. The employees are very friendly and service is always quick. The prices are also very reasonable. If you appreciate good coffee, check it out :)

Great location near the Angel de Independencia. Everyone was really kind. Great ambience and…read morecomfortable area to enjoy a drink inside. Loved the authenticity to the culture.

This is my second time visiting Mexico City and while I don't speak the language fluently, I do…read moreknow common phrases and I'm sure to be respectful and polite. With that said, I can say that this visit was underwhelming and the service was the reason. My partner and I's hotel was right across the street and we figured we'd stop in for a nice cup of coffee. We arrived around noon and there weren't many people there at all. There was a family of about five and maybe two or three other people that had all ordered. When my partner approached the counter, she asked for two café lattes. The woman who took her order, did not speak much English at all. However, this was fine because her coworker who was right beside her did speak English and reiterated the order that my partner had requested. Language barrier, no problem and understandable. But the problem that I have is that we sat there for about 20 minutes and watched other people come in, order and receive their orders in minutes. So of course, as we're seeing people come in and out with their orders completed (and we're still sitting there), we're wondering what's going on. As such, my partner went to the counter to inquire about where the lattes were. And when she did, there was no reason given as to why we didn't receive the lattes. Instead, we got handed two shots of espresso. We didn't order that. And what made it worse is that when my partner approached the counter, the same worker who knew fluent English and explained it to his coworker earlier, still handed my partner to espresso knowing she didn't order that. It's like he couldn't be bothered to actually give us what we ordered. I'm not sure how to café lattes turned into two espressos, especially when you know English, and you repeated it back to the original woman who took the order. Not only that, to hand us two espressos, which absolutely don't take 20 to 25 minutes to make makes even less sense. Not only did you disregard our original order, it appeared that you were never going to service us at all. Had my partner not gone back to the counter to inquire, we wouldn't even gotten shots of espressos; that we never asked for. Out of all the businesses that I have patronized, knowing little Spanish and being totally respectful, this service was poor. Based on that, when back in Mexico City, we won't be coming back or recommending this place.

Super cute coffee spot in Roma. Was walking around the neighborhood and came across this place…read more Menu has all the favorites and each drink is prepared freshly. Perfect to sit outside and enjoy your surroundings. Also located in a side street so there's minimal traffic.

Delicious pour over. Great locally roasted beans. I went to two locations and they were equally…read moreawesome. Excellent selection and high quality

Inviting enough cafe with a heavy focus on espresso & pour overs, cold brew and some fun offerings…read moresuch as the ube latte. The cafe is mostly for coffee and sitting and sipping with some baked goods at the cash register. Workers though seemed especially annoyed with the digital nomads who frequent the place and even at foreigners, in general. Their coffee know-how comes highly recommended though having some very special, fancy espresso machine. I did make it a point to grab some beans to take home in addition to some coffee. I had a simple iced latte given that it was a warm morning and enjoyed it in the outdoor space in the back. It was standard enough taste-wise and carefully delivered to me at my seat. Fun and quirky seating in the form of colorful wicker-like chairs in the outdoor area. Bathroom was super awesome and had this interesting toilet with a waved seat. No people watching opportunities in the outdoor area but I appreciated the quiet and calm of the cafe.

This location is small and as soon as you walk in you could already smell the coffee. Smells great…read more They accept credit cards. My hot latte with oatmilk was strong and delicious. With so many coffee shops in the area I'm glad I tried this one. It's steady on a Saturday morning with plenty of seating in the upstairs area. They also have outdoor seating. When in Roma will return.

Good coffee, not my fave spot that we visited but flat white was excellent. BF enjoyed his V60…read more Limited outdoor seating, with additional seating upstairs inside.