Ami me encanta el caffe de Dios pero últimamente las veces que he ido va una señora super…read moreprepotente que la gente que si compramos y consumimos ahí le molesta y ve horrible ala gente es amiga de la encargada porque se ve que le habla muy bien y siempre que va empiesa aventar indirectas y ver horrible ala gente de abajo hacia Riva nosotros si consumimos no como esta señora que va pedir prestado y encima va con su prepotencia hoy fui como eso de las 4 de la tarde llevaba amis perritos de echo y la señora super grosera aventando indirectas ojalá que se tome cartas en el asunto porque sino les va espanta ala clientela

Located in Plaza San Jacinto, coffee straight from CAFE SOLO DIOS - Veracruz and fresh pastries as…read morewell. This little coffee shop had it all...except seating. But with a place like Plaza San Jacinto there's no complaints because it's meant for you to be up & exploring. I had the frozen cappuccino, whip cream, sprinkles & it was seriously so delicious. It was perfect for a hot day. They offered mocha, latte, cafe americano, and much more. I had one of their chocolate chip muffins, which I loved. The lady who attended us was super nice and patient when trying to give me the description of the drinks that were available. I know what coffee spot to come visit when I return!

Great little cafe in Roma Norte! I got an oat cappuccino with a pan de muerto or a soft bread made…read morewith orange blossom water and dusted with sugar. The cappuccino was great and super creamy with the oat milk and the bread so soft. Loved this little cafe! There's seating outside at little cafe tables and it's a great place to sit and people watch.

Hanging out in this area will definitely give you opportunities to do more than you could in other…read moreparts of the city. I sat inside as it was still too cold to sit atone of their outdoor tables. I started out with a capuchino which has been mybusuall go to for some time already. Then after about thirty minutes, I found myself hungry so I tried one of their awesome croissants called the Rosan with spinach with chile, tomatoes and cheese. This place has a trendy vibe and it's on the higher end in terms of cafes. They even allow dogs which I think is nice. This was a nice place to hang out and grab a bite to eat.

Great coffee, tastes like Verve, and service. Excelente…read morecafé, tiene sabor parecido a Verve, y servicio.

Very friendly people and pretty good coffee. I actually had the black tea which is brewed three…read moretimes or more if you want. My friend ordered a macchiato and we both enjoyed the nice atmosphere.

Qūentin Café has a few locations in Mexico City, but I stopped by this location on Av. Álvaro…read moreObregón 64 on a walk through the neighborhood a week or so ago. It was a Wednesday morning around 8am, and this cool but tiny coffeeshop wasn't very busy yet (a few available tables inside). I got an iced americano, which was great. Service was great and fast, and it's a very cute coffeeshop, definitely the kind of place you could sit and work or study or read, even though it's on the smaller side.

Beautiful place to grab coffee! We stopped in for an early afternoon coffee and treat. They have a…read morebeautiful 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.

Clean, modern coffee joint on the main drag in Polanco. Service is fast and friendly. Menu covers…read moreall the basics plus a bunch of chocolate based drinks. Food and pastries available as well. Americano with a splash of milk for me. Low acid and very smooth. Loved it! N*joy

In the city for a few days, and found this great coffee shop just a few blocks from my hotel…read more Staff was attentive and quickly help me with my order. Enjoyed their indoor seating area. A latte and a croissant is a great way to start the day. Make sure you give them a try if you are in the area. Enjoy!

I love coffee as much as you do, that's why you're here right? In searching for the best cup of…read morecoffee in San Andreas Cholula, there really weren't a lot of reviews, so I was pretty much on my own. I finally made my way to this place and I am glad I did. I believe he is the only roaster in town, which doesn't mean anything unless his coffee is good. I usually like a little splash of cream but trust me when I say you won't want to do that here. There are only two tables, one that will sit two and another that could sit four. The owner is the only employee and he may be roasting or packaging when you come by. This place isn't in the middle of the tourist area but it's only a 10-15 minute walk from the zocalo. He will make you a cappuccino or espresso if you'd like all from locally sourced (Veracruz, Chiapas, and Oaxaca). I am not sure about pastries but as we were chatting, me in poor Spanglish and him in his native tongue, he reached into his fridge and blessed me with a slice of cake that was so moist, it was perfect. So instead of supporting a chain, go to this place for a great cup. You're welcome.

Found this little roaster walking around in Cholula. The owner is a nice man. Coffee drinks and a…read morefew sweets. The cappuccino mocha had amazing foam.

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