Needed a coffee pick me up and stumbled upon this cafe. On the smaller side but very warm and…read moreinviting. We ordered at the counter - Rex Latte with the caramelo casero and a cold brew. This was the best latte I've had so far in my trip. I am dreaming of stopping in tomorrow for another latte. Perfectly sweetened and with the option of oat milk which I loved. My partner loved his cold brew and almond croissant. We ordered at the counter to go and service was quick. They have some tables and free WiFi so could be a great coworking space. We even saw a group learning Spanish which was very cool.

Cardinal is one of those consistent, safe bets in Mexico City. In a city where there's a constant…read moreinflux of cafes and coffee shops, it's nice to have a spot you know is going to do coffee consistently well. The shop itself if quaint and cozy so it tends to be full. If you're planning on working from here you may want to plan to take it to go as backup. They do have a couple tables outside. It's conveniently located near some of the bigger parks, so it's the perfect stop to refuel.

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 is for the location on Zacatecas & Tonala. They have multiple locations sprinkled throughout…read moreCDMX. Small cafe with cool modern ambiance with plenty of seating, right across from the famed Lalo! Restaurant. Barista was lovely and bilingual. Sounds like they mainly do medium roast pour over with several options. Although I was hoping for light roast ("tueste ligero") she gave me a small sample of their pour over from their carafe before I committed it. We also chose the cold brew nitro (as it was recommended by Reddit users). The pour over was well balanced, with some chocolate undertones. It was smooth with nicely aromatic. Neither super fruity, bright nor bitter. The delightful barista offered me another small sample when she brewed a second pour over for a different customer using Chemex, which rendered the same coffee lighter and a tinge more acidic, and slightly fruitier. Pretty cool! I will have to try their latte or espresso next time I'm in the neighborhood but with this saturated coffee market in CDMX, time is of essence to check out other places. Highly recommend getting breakfast at Lalo and saunter over to Almanegra for post prandial coffee! And bring a book, letting time pass you by.

Privately owned and neighborhood cafe. Great service and charming. Perfect for one of those rainy…read moreafternoons

This was my worst coffee in all of Mexico City. They offer coconut milk so I was excited to get my…read morelatte here. My husband ordered one of their specialty coffees and did like it so I gave it an extra star for that. First, the coffee took foreverrr. You'd think he was back there working on amazing art or something. When I got my drink it was super watered down. No art, no goodness. It didn't even taste like espresso. I don't know what he gave me but that wasn't a latte. My husband tried it and agreed. I didn't drink the rest. I always get coffee with coconut milk and it's never been like that. I was so disappointed. I had to go to another cafe to get something decent. Can not recommend.

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.

The agua de horchata con espresso was sweet and creamy. You can taste the horchata without the…read moredrink bring too milky and without the espresso overpowering the entire drink. Customer service was solid. They were quick and friendly without feeling rushed.

Excellent coffee beverages and desserts!…read more I'm visiting friends in Mexico City, and Cucurucho is my go-to cafe. The staff is incredibly friendly and happy to accommodate my broken Spanish. The espresso used in the latte is a medium roast. It's on the sweet, chocolatey side. They also add sugar to each coffee beverage, so make sure to ask for "sin azucar" if you're not a fan. I'm also lactose intolerant, so I usually add almond milk to my drink, which is also sweetened. If only they carried oatmilk, I'd bring up their score to a 5! The little cookies and cakes are incredibly delicious, so make sure to grab something during your next coffee break. There is ample outdoor bench seating surrounded by beautiful little palms

I ordered a mocha and caramel latte with oat milk. The mocha lacked chocolate flavor and there is…read moremore milk than lattes made in America. The caramel latte was much better in flavor. I recommended this cafe to my friends and they mentioned the line gets longer around 10am. I do enjoy their aesthetic like other reviews mention.

Coffee is decent. The cafe is really small and cute like the name!…read more Friendly staff. Doesn't have cafe de olla.

Esta joyita está dentro del mercado de San Juan en la Ciudad de México…read more Una inesperada y agradable sorpresa , el ambiente es lógico el de un mercado , el lugar es atendido por Don Pablo que con su amabilidad , experiencia y conocimiento nos informa que lo mismo prepara un café negro ( americano) que un xpresso o que tal un cortadito , un capuchino. Con el auténtico y exquisito sabor del café de Chiapas . Me quedé gratamente impresionado. Que buen café. Gracias Don Pa

I came here to check out this little cafe, and little did I know it's located deep inside of a huge…read moremarket. I asked a few people and I eventually found it literally filled with customers. He has so many options, I wasn't sure however I knew that I wanted to get a latte. Upon the Owner'suggestion I ordered the flat white latte with a double shot of espresso and a little bit of milk added. What is so cool is that there are a myriad of photographs of chefs from around the world who came to visit this cafe. The latte is delicious but I'm not sure how the double espresso shot will affect me. I'm not really a daily coffee drinker even less an espresso drinker. If you're not from Mexico you would be welcomed here with open at this cafe

As I was walking along the avenue I found this small cafe right along the street. The employee…read morementioned to me that she has various tortas and baguettes, but I was really in the mood for a small coffee. I could see if there was an interior to the cafe, and it didn't look like there were any tables set-up. The cafe did seem very small from the street and that's probably why. I ordered a small cafe Americano right there at the makeshift counter and the awesome employee prepared it right there on the spot. The coffee was decent, and I'm sure the rest of the food offerings are pretty good as well.

One of the best coffee options in Mexico City Great coffee,…read morefrappes and food is very good too Muy buen café y opciones de comida/desayuno