This cafe is true to itself the real deal. What made the cafe super interesting to me was the…read morefact that they sell great pastries, various forms of cafes, and an equally diverse selection of wine. This block was already teaming with people dining on the sidewalk, and this cafe took it a step further with real awnings and plenty of light. The only things missing were the outdoor heat lamps. Obviously they don't use those in this part of the world, although it was a little nippy when I walked over here. I came on a complete whim, and I ordered a pastry with fruit and a cold Topo Chiko agua in the plastic bottle. I could tell the pastry had not been sitting on the counter all day, because it was still soft. I liked this cafe as well as this trendy little neighborhood.

During our recent trip to Mexico City, we finally explored the Condesa neighborhood and stopped at…read moreFicelle, a bakery I had seen recommended on TikTok. The pastries and service were delicious. While they do not have indoor seating, it was very pleasant to sit outside on the sidewalk and people-watch. We tried three different pastries: a plantain pudding pastry, a fruity meringue pastry, and a very unique peanut butter and chapulines cruffin. All were excellent. My only piece of constructive feedback is regarding the payment process. We had to pay for the pastries separately from the coffee, which made the experience less smooth. It would be much more convenient if everything could be paid for on a single check. Overall, it was a wonderful spot!

What went well - let's see Angelie (sp?) was so gracious gave us a cappuccino on our tab while we…read moreran an errand instead of waiting at the restaurant for our table to open up. Have the cafe, the juice and anything on the menu but def'ly try a pastry. The only problem maybe you can't have everything immediately but heck a great excuse to come back!

Both times that I've visited Mexico City, I had to stop by here for brunch. Their food is so…read moredelicious, so fresh. And their baked goods are fantastic. It is a small little café with some outdoor seating. Depending on how busy it is, you might have to wait a little bit. The service is very kind though. There's one single occupancy bathroom. It's on a major road and there is a ecobici bike port close by. Great for a Saturday morning ride and eat.

Had some breakfast (sausage scramble) and coffee (latte) here while on business…read more Service was stellar but the food took a while. It was decent but not great.

This place is a little hole in the wall coffee shop that Ive visted twice while in MexicoCity. The…read morefirst time seemed like the place wasnt situated in a pleasant place in Roma Norte., but upon our return the second time from a different street entrance, I viewed it differently, with better appeal. The coffee is really good, except they don't have "cafe de olla" which is what Americans drink, our drip coffee. The coffee Americano here is good, however, and not heavily delutted with hot water. I had an espresso here the first time, and it was short. In fact, most coffee here is served in 8oz cups, which is the only downside. The best part about this coffee shop is the baked goods. They are the closest to French bakery perfection. Highly recommend. The first time here, I ordered the eggs with chorizo, and I wouldn't recommend since they were a bit greasy and also spicy, unless you want spice early in the morning.

Great hidden gem in Roma Norte good coffee and wide selection of sweet and savory treats, the staff…read moreis friendly with quick service. You can sit outside or come inside down the stairs for a more tucked away speak easy vibe.

Tasty and cute breakfast spot in a nice location. Service was friendly and we even stopped by the…read morebakery nearby. I got an iced honey coffee and the breakfast burrito without bacon. The coffee was pretty good, as was the burrito although it wasn't super flavorful and could've used more salt. The sauce they paired with it was yummy though. Overall, nice a bad spot for some breakfast or brunch.

Needed a pick-me-up in the afternoon and this spot did the trick. Horchata with espresso and cold…read morebrew were both great!

Style Over Substance? A Mixed Brew in Condesa…read more Cucurucho in Condesa offers a beautifully designed, modern space that's clean, calm, and buzzing with both locals and travelers. It's the kind of café that looks like it should be great. We ordered two Americanos and an "Immortal" sparkling water. The Immortal was the highlight--made with real honey, lemon, and electrolytes, it had a refreshing, slightly salty kick that tasted genuinely revitalizing. The Americanos, on the other hand, were underwhelming: made in drip form, served lukewarm, with a bit too much milk. Not bad--but far from memorable. Ordering was quick, but oddly, it took quite a while to receive our drinks. With six staff behind the bar, we expected faster service for such a simple order and had to follow up ourselves. The total came to USD $13, which is fair for the area, though the quality didn't quite match the price. A nice place to sit--but come more for the ambiance than the coffee. Más Estilo que Sabor: Café Regular en un Espacio Bonito Cucurucho, en la Condesa, tiene un diseño moderno y limpio, con ambiente relajado y una clientela mixta de locales y extranjeros. Promete mucho al entrar. Pedimos dos americanos y un agua mineral "Immortal". Esta última fue lo mejor: miel real, limón y electrolitos, con un sabor refrescante y un toque salado muy agradable. Los americanos, sin embargo, no destacaron: hechos en filtro, algo tibios y con demasiada leche. El pedido fue rápido, pero los cafés tardaron. Con seis personas en barra, fue raro tener que preguntar por algo tan básico. El total fue USD $13. Bonito lugar, pero el café no lo iguala. #CucuruchoCDMX #CondesaCoffee #ImmortalDrink #MexicoCityCafes #CDMXEats #DesignCafe #CoffeeReview

Great service, kind of old school diner vibe, and lots to pick from for food. Saturday morning and…read morethe place was full up. Short wait and we got a table outside. All kinds of stuff on the menu. We opted for Eggs Popeye and San Marcos Eggs. Both were very good. The salsa verde on the Eggs Popeye was mild, the red salsa on the San Marcos eggs had great flavor and a healthy bit of spice to it. All around good experience. Would repeat. N*joy!

Nice ambience and live music outside. Very good service. Food was solid but not amazing. Nice arearead more

Mexico City is underrated as far as their coffee scene goes. Some of my favorite cafes in the world…read moreare located here in the city. Hard to choose a favorite, but as far as sheer options go -- this is coffee lover's paradise. They have an entire wall of coffee beans sourced from around the world, notwithstanding a plentiful variety of different roasts.

Cool coffee shop near the Angel of Independence! This place…read moreis awesome. They have coffee from all over the world- seriously. They had java from Ethiopia, Kenya, Cuba, Hawaii, and all kinds of other exotic places. I opted for the Ethiopian, which was rich, winey, and earthy at the same time. Delicious. I also got their bagel with lox and cream cheese, which was a great choice. It tasted amazing- thick on the lox, with just a dollop of cream cheese and capers with a fresh, plain bagel. The service was fast, and friendly. The coffee shop was really clean, and comfortable with plush seating in an indoor/outdoor setting. The outdoors area was formed by glass walls separating the outdoors area which can be closed off with a rolling garage door. I really liked this coffee shop! I hope to return!