I walked past several of these locations along the avenida Reforma, and this particular location…read moreseemed to be the largest and and there were less people, so I decided to to find a nice table right by the front window. There were probably about 8 other customers seated inside and enjoying their beverage, but the place wasn't loud at all. It appeared that most everyone was doing some kind of work on their computer, which was exactly my plan as well. After I got my laptop set-up I went over to the counter and ordered a regular medium-sized café del día with leche. For a second, I considered getting a pastry or muffin as well, but I knew that lunch would come soon enough. The cafe was prepared on the spot, so there was literally no wait at all! The cafe was delicious just as I had expected, and the WiFi Internet was on point! This is a great place to work!

This is located in the hotel. They are very convenient. Depending on the day will depend on the…read moreline. We went on Sunday at 9am and there wasn't a line and service was fast. We had the ham and cheese croissant. It was really good. Monday we went and the line was 5 deep. The service was still fast. We got the ham and cheese bagel. It was really good. Much less crummy than the croissant. I'm from the USA and the Starbucks app works. I paid with the app. I highly recommend this location.

Very nice Starbucks, located in the exclusive neighborhood of Polanco. After a few days here in…read moreMexico City, I have to be reminded that if you want anything next to "drip" coffee here, just order "Americano" or ask for cafe de machina, which is machine based coffee---otherwise drip. LOL This place was packed at 9:30 AM and we were fortunate enough to locate comfortable seating, although my husband and I didn't get a chance to sit near each other, no big deal. I sat near a woman taking an online English coarse, very cute. The place is hoping along with plenty of baristas, as often is the case at most Starbucks anywhere. I will say that I stopped at other Starbucks in Mexico, and this seemed to be, at least of the three I visited the most organized and clean. It is true that unlike Starbucks back home, these tend to have different pastries and breakfast sandwiches. I was excited to have an egg and cheese sandwich with real chorizo, not that fake American so-called chorizo.

This is the nicest Starbucks I have seen. 3 floors, nice amenities, good service and one of the few…read moreplaces open on Sunday morning in Polanco Mexico City. U.S. based Starbucks card including smart phone app work fine here.

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.

I visited this location on January 25th 2023 and i had a very negative experience. I arrived 30…read moreminutes before they closed and the lady said she can't provide service. I didn't understand what she meant by this since there was still a lot of time before close. She then proceeded to talk to me like I was dumb and in a sarcastic tone said it again. She was very rude and she shouldn't close the store with nearly half an hour left. I had visited this location the previous morning, as I was staying at the Sofitel hotel so it was near, and the service was good. I didn't get her name but she was the only girl I saw there, at least in the front. El dia 25 de enero llegamos media hora antes de cerrar, y una chica bastante grosera nos dijo que ya no tenía servicio, la puerta estaba abierta, faltaba media hora y no entendimos, y entramos, entonces nos repitio bastante grosera que no tenía servicio, ya habíamos ido varias veces ya que estuvimos de vacaciones hospedados en hotel sofitel, pero por la mañana era una total diferencia. Diferente personal obviamente. La chica obviamente no nos proporcionó su nombre, pero era la única empleada al parecer, el viernes 25 de enero 2023 por la noche

This is a larger Starbucks which is literally across a very busy street from a smaller one. I was…read morespecifically looking for a Starbucks "You Are Here" mug from Mexico City. I didn't find any. I found a different Starbucks mug from Mexico City and it was good enough! It has the Angel de la Independencia on it. It is not even a block away from the Angel, so it makes sense to sell this particular Souvenir mug there. Tip: The Starbucks Stores in Mexico do not use the American Starbucks App, so we don't earn reward stars. My friends ordered drinks and there were no complaints! This is a great place to hang out! We charged our phones, used the restroom, and relaxed in the much needed A/C. If I ever make it back to Mexico City, I would definitely return to this Starbucks!

Great iced latte with oat milk, decent size indoors and very casual vibes, staff was friendly with…read morefast service def a good local spot to check out

How great is Cardinal!! Currently serving 2 different pour over options from Vera Cruz and both…read moreare great. Service is very friendly and helpful.

Located along a walkway that runs between the Zocalo and the Palacio de Bellas Artes, this cool…read moreStarbucks location offers nice cold coffee/tea and plenty of seating to rest from the hot afternoon sun. It had been a particularly hot day, and the girlfriend and I stopped here to get some iced tea. We decided to sit down for a bit while we enjoyed our teas and cooled down a bit. The line was not too long, surprising as it was a very busy day in that part of town. The line was kept moving along efficiently, and the wait was relatively short to get our drinks. We found that this place actually had plenty of seating, and had two levels. The restrooms were in the downstairs level, and I found them to be clean. The staff here was very friendly and had an upbeat attitude. The experience overall was great. I recommend it.

Excellent Starbucks, close to the Museo Nacional de Arte (short walking distance)…read more This Starbucks has two floors. The first floor for ordering, with a bit of seating, and the second floor all seating. There's two booth chairs as well. WiFi works fine.

Not much to say here other than friendly staff, cute little coffee shop that seats like six and…read morethey have great coffee! What more could you want? We ordered two coffees and took them to the park, which is near by and enjoyed the morning. Great value for a cup of coffee that is made by folks that know and ensure the art of a good shot isn't missed.

Cool little coffee shop known for sourcing beans from Mexico only. Got a very nice local vibe going…read moreas well and the coffee is great with some traditional options and some modern ones as well. Small space on the bar and some limited seating. Definitely worth a stop.

I love Starbucks, and this Starbucks was no different…read more Good coffee, good brekkie snacks. Good service, nice place to hang out. Fun vibe and comfy spot

Directly across the street from the Marriott and the W is just next to the Marriott. They have…read morecookies, sandwiches, and pastures unique to the region like in Tarta de Manzana for approximately $4 (this is what I ate) and cheese balls. The service was quick and friendly. Use your bucks app to pay and avoid confusion with currency. Happy caffeinated goodness my friends.