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

The menu consists of great options however there was no creamer or half and half available. Their…read morebakery and food options were being offered cold and the service was very dry. Also their cups and lids are so flimsy that my coffee was spilled twice so disappointing experience overall.

Having breakfast here. This is a cool coffee shop with wifi. I find it hip but the coffee is not…read morestrong. Just a cool place to hang out.

Terrific coffee The barista made our coffee with high…read morequality beans, love, care and precision - I saw him weighing out the coffee dose! His passion was reflected in the end result - our flat whites were terrific!

Yummy breakfast of chilaquiles and juevos rancheros. Had a latte espresso con mazapan with coconut…read moremilk. The mazapan is a peanut sugar and peanut biscuit that comes inside the latte. With the coconut milk it was lightly sweet and nutty. They actually offer *lactose free milk*!!! I will try that on my next visit. It's a lovely atmosphere. Soft music, lovely to sit and eat, catch up with friends or work.

What a place. I…read morefound myself on a mini creative sabbatical in CDMX, staying on Chapultepec and Insurgentes, right on the Roma Nte / Juarez border. This meant that if I wanted late night vibes, I was going to walk into Juarez. And more often than not, I'd find myself at Cicatriz, chatting with Dan behind the bar. Dan is the man -- chill vibes, always down to chat, and you wouldn't know it, but he's also a very talented skate photographer. I'd usually start with a Yoko, which is their take on an Aperol Spritz -- with Mezcal. Amazing. They have a fantastic selection of artisanal mezcals as well--served with oranges and sal gusano--and there's always a can of beer on the cheap to go with it. A few times they had cute female vinyl DJs spinning Italo Disco. I went to Cicatriz more than any other place in the two weeks I spent in Mexico City. It became a comfortable desintation. The Avena is delicious in the morning and their coffee is bomb. The Sandwich de Pollo Frito will raise your spirits and lunch or dinner time and the Tostada de Ricotta was satisfying too. And being on Glorieta Plaza Washington, you can watch an abundance of humanity moving through the city as you chill and enjoy the scene. All in all, Cicatriz gets my highest recommendation. Thanks Dan and crew...you made my stay awesome.

Such a great neighborhood bar/coffee shop vibe! So relaxed and easy going to be paired with a nice…read moreselection of cocktails and wines. The service was great and made for an excellent early evening in CDMX enjoying all the scenes and appreciating all the greenery surrounding this area.

Located next to the hostel we stayed at, it's super tiny with only 4 tables inside which was never…read morereally full. I came in here twice for breakfast because the hostel's free breakfast consisted of all carbs and no protein :( I'm a bodybuilder...I need my protein!!! For 36 pesos (approx $3), you can order a 2 egg omelet with choice of 1 mix in (i always got the spinach) or you can add more for additional charge. It also comes with a piece of toast. The omelet already comes topped with tomato slices and avocados too! Seriously, you can't beat this perfect protein-filled breakfast at this great price! There's just one lady that works here and makes all the food, so please be patient with her. She has to cook and prepare all orders in this tiny little kitchen behind the counter. They offer a variety of other items such as drinks, desserts and sandwiches too. Their coffee isn't bad either, they grind the beans and brew each coffee to order. Wonderful place, a real hidden gem. NOTE: they close on Sundays!

I loved this place! It's so cute and tiny. Perfectly located across the street from our hotel. I…read moreordered a Nutella and banana crepe which was delicious. Paired it with a mango and strawberry smoothie which was good but I would have preferred for it to have been made with fresh fruit so I don't recommend it. But the crepe.. best I've ever had. Ever

Hands-down, the best conchas I've ever had!…read more I grew up eating pan dulce, and never knew they could taste as good as they do at Cinco Y Dos. Make sure to come early to get your pick. They only offer chocolate and vanilla conchas, but both are superbly done. I've also had their chocolate chip cookies. It's made with semisweet chocolate, so you're not overwhelmed with sugar. The cookie is on the dense, crunchier side, which is perfectly paired with tea or coffee. By the sight of the brown paper bag it was carried in, they definitely put in a lot of butter. All the pastries are a feast for the eyes. I'm excited to try their kouign amann next! Just be careful because their pastries are so good, you can often see bees hovering around the more sugary treats.

Ordered a Oaxaca hot chocolate and asked for a glass of filtered water. The place is adorable and…read morethe chocolate was big and tasty. The bill was 265 Mexican pesos. That is about $15 USD. The menu board didn't list the price if the hot chocolates. He said the Chocolate was 95 pesos ($5). But the water was 179 ($9.25). He said it was imported mineral water and very good for health. I asked if the bottle was included and he said no because it was reusable. He poured the remaining water into a plastic cup. Hmm... ask all prices, and know what youre paying before ordering in this place.

I give them a 5 stars for décor , the coffee shop is extra cute and fancy . Take a break on the…read moreupper floor in one of their fancy leather seat chair For the service I give them a 3 stars the staff is polite but really don't hurt themselves with customer service , When I got there the two baristas were in a deep long conversation that I had to wait and literally get up and place my order and get it from her because she needed to finish her story The coffee was ok and the sandwich I give them a 4 for the presentation but the sandwich wasn't even good (*2 slices of bread with a peace of chicken and some hot mayo) Follow me on twitter , tumblr , TripAdvisor , yelp. Instagram for more trips / foodie pic and idea and check out my site at www.bklynfrenchgurl.com

Great views , coffee was good, croissant was ok. Easy to get to, inside the Sears building. No wait…read moretime , was in under 5 min.

This coffee shop is located on the 5th floor of Sears. It has a nice view of Palacio de Bellas…read moreAtres which is why it's so popular. I got a hot latte and a blueberry cheese cake the latte was good I didn't have to add sugar which I usually do. The cheese cake tart was nice and creamy. My friends ordered iced coffee drinks with kahlua and baileys, that brought up the cost a bit and also they didn't taste much alcohol. There wasn't a line as I read there can be at times. We were seated immediately service was prompt and friendly. I'd say this is a place you go for the view, it was nice to sit for a bit with nice scenery. I wouldn't wait too long if there was a long line to get in. The bathroom is located in Sears on the 2nd floor. Be warned that if you need toilet paper it's located outside the bathroom stall next to the sink so you gotta grab what you need BEFORE you go in the stall.

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.