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!

05/20/2018 Looking for those city mugs, this location does…read morenot have it. Directly across the street is another Starbucks. They do carry the city mugs. You'll just have to play Frogger in real life. I wonder why this location requires a security guard. It does have a nice patio to sit and watch people. It's right on the corner so you get a view down both streets. The business faces West so you will get a lot of sun at the window seats.

It's like being back home in New York except for the menu in Spanish and the fact that drinks here…read moreare basically half the price you would pay in Manhattan. Good music, good ambience and the best part of having Starbucks in this country is the Mexican Hot Chocolate which is a must try!!!

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.

Okay, sadly this is recognized as a must see Starbucks in Mexico due to it's assumed beauty and…read moreappeal, and I will have to admit for that solely I was disappointed. This Starbucks appears bigger than what it is and it is also not to the appeal that the images would have one image. Kudos to the Yelpers who have supplied images, and photographers who made this like a Starbucks to see and be seen in. This Starbucks is additionally rather unkept too. I felt as since it is in close proximity to the zoo it felt as if zoo animals came by and messed it up. Someone behind the counter should come out regularly to clean up the tables so as to not let sugary drinks that were spilt dry up and get the place all sticky.

This is the perfect coffee house at the entrance to the park and it is a wonderful place to sit…read moreback and relax while getting high on caffeine. Due to all the people visiting the park expect a line as the baristas hustle as fast as they can to make your drink. Two thumbs up for location and atmosphere.

Coffee is amazing. They really know their beans! I bought some beans to bring back home and they…read moreare some of the best beans we have ever had. Missing this place and wishing that I had bought some more to bring home!

Solid flat white. Friendly and courteous service. Really tasty baked goodies. Cute and stylish…read moreplace. Highly recommend it.

The Mango Dragon Fruit drink with lemonade is one of my newly discovered favorites, and that's what…read moreI ordered here today. I was around this area to attend a special, although not highly anticipated appointment with my dentist. Instead of a double shot espresso, I opted to get this fruity drink which is obviously mas tranquil. Since I had an hour to kill, I took a sea5 in the outdoor mall seating area of the Cafe. This cafe was really crowded, and it was nice that they have two separate outdoor seating areas for people. This place is really set-up for people to stay shorter periods of time, not so much an all-day hangout in my opinion. After my little sit down, I ended-up walking around the Centro commercial, which was also new to me. This Cafe is alright!

I was so excited to see a Starbucks in Coyacan. I walked in to see what a Mexico Starbucks looked…read morelike and to see if the coffee was the same. Coffee was the same. A bit unorganized, very limited inventory on Starbucks merchandise and food. Restrooms were dirty but then again, it rained earlier and this place was pretty busy. Seating was limited. No parking available that I can see unless you can park along the street.

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.

Starbucks Gold Card holder here…read more This is the only Starbucks location that I went to while in Mexico DF. As is my habit, I ordered a grande iced coffee sweetened with whole milk (claro, en español). What I received was a beverage that looked like a normal iced coffee, but after stirring it, it was flavorless like water. I took it back and told the barista the problem and asked for another shot of espresso or something. He was confused. After explaining that I ordered an iced coffee, he said "oh, in the future order an iced espresso!" (No sir... I want an iced coffee - one of the trademark beverages that Starbucks serves at all their locations.) Nonetheless, the extra shot of espresso made the beverage drinkable (but still not right), so I left it at that. Whether this is a problem with just this location or with all Mexican Starbucks, I don't know. Aside from that, the Fraps we ordered all turned out fine.

I passed many days at this Starbucks because it seemed like one if the few Starbucks that has a…read moredecent wifi connection. Their service is fast and I've never had any problems with their coffee. Their juices and bottled water prices seem a little high, compared to prices you would find at Oxxo, but I believe part of the prices include the Starbucks experience. My only complaint with this location or any other Starbucks, is that sometimes they like to blast the music, which makes it challenging to study or do work.