The Best Coffee Shops in Mexico City
The best places to get a coffee and pastry and people watch. Because nothing is better than that. ☕️
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The great thing about Mexico City is that you can go get a coffee at 9 pm. There’s no such thing as a coffee shop that closes at 4 pm. It’s not hard to find cute coffee shops in Mexico City, but I did have a few that I frequented.

My Favorite Coffee Shops

Chiquitito Café
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My favorite coffee shop in Mexico City. Get their signature ‘Chiquitito Cafe’ if you like your coffee sweet. They also have the best chai latte. And if you’re hungry, get one of their sandwiches. The cafe is small (hence the name), but if you can find a table outside, it’s a great place to work or read.
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Cucurucho Condesa
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This is another great place. If you like horchata, you need to try the horchata espresso. The banana bread is also incredible.
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Qūentin Café
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This is a great, cozy place to come and talk with friends. There are tables outside as well as a tiny nook in the back of the coffee shop if you want to get some work done. The coffee and bread are delicious here. Get the concha and matcha latte.
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Blend Station
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One of my favorite places to go and work! All of their locations were very spacious with lots of seating. Their chai latte is also pretty great. 😌
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CUMBÉ Coffee Roasters
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This place is pretty low-key. The lavender chai latte is a must and their pastries are nice and fluffy. They also have a little plant shop in the back.
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Blom Café
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Small, quaint cafe on the cutest street. They have an amazing chai latte and have oat milk as an option which is sometimes hard to find in CDMX coffee shops!
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Panadería Rosetta
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This is a popular spot and I 100% get it. The guava roll and cinnamon roll are unbelievably delicious. Their sandwiches are also great. And if you’re in Mexico City for a little while and plan on doing some cooking, I recommend getting their sourdough, pesto, parmigiano reggiano, and fresh pasta. They also do free delivery if you’re around the area. If you don’t want to wait around for a table, I recommend getting your pastries to go and walk over to Plaza Río de Janeiro, sit on a bench, people watch, and eat your pastry. Check out their sister cafe, Café Nin.
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Hule
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This place is amazing! So much seating both indoors and outdoors. There’s good internet and a nice ambiance. If you’re hungry, there’s also some light bites.
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Tomás Casa Editora de Té
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This is technically a tea spot but I had to include it. They have so many good tea options and the best carrot cake!
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Café Nin
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Panadería Rosetta’s sister cafe. They’ve got delicious pastries, breakfast, and it’s on a cute street with lots of shopping nearby.
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FORTUNATA CAFÉ
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If you’re having a Coyoacan day, I highly recommend stopping by here. It’s gorgeous and on a nice quiet street. The coffee is great but there’s also lots of food options for breakfast or lunch!
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Honorable Mentions

Raku Café
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This is such a great café in Mexico City for delicious espresso, Vietnamese coffee, matcha, and food! Their chicken is so good.
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Tea Connection
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They have a great selection of teas and the best part is that they’re open late, so this was a go-to for me when I wanted a relaxing night.
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Clarice Café y Literatura
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Books and coffee, what more could you want? It’s a cute little spot to read, do so some work, order a coffee, and browse some books.
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Cardinal Casa de Café
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The coffee here is amazing and there’s lots of seating which is great!
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Toscano
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They’re open all day but I loved coming here for a afternoon juice, coffee, and some appetizers. They’ve got a few locations but this is the best one because you get a great view of the park.
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I’m Sandy! I’m a freelance copywriter and content creator. I love learning about architecture, trying coffee shops all over the world, thrifting, finding old books, and sitting on park benches with freshly baked pastries. I'm based in NYC but love doing long-term travel a couple of times a year. I've previously lived in Mexico City, Upstate New York, and Florence for several months.
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The Best Coffee Shops in Mexico City
The best places to get a coffee and pastry and people watch. Because nothing is better than that. ☕️
16 Places • 72 Saves • ago
Free

The great thing about Mexico City is that you can go get a coffee at 9 pm. There’s no such thing as a coffee shop that closes at 4 pm. It’s not hard to find cute coffee shops in Mexico City, but I did have a few that I frequented.

My Favorite Coffee Shops

Chiquitito Café
@sandysanchez
My favorite coffee shop in Mexico City. Get their signature ‘Chiquitito Cafe’ if you like your coffee sweet. They also have the best chai latte. And if you’re hungry, get one of their sandwiches. The cafe is small (hence the name), but if you can find a table outside, it’s a great place to work or read.
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Cucurucho Condesa
@sandysanchez
This is another great place. If you like horchata, you need to try the horchata espresso. The banana bread is also incredible.
Add to
Details
Qūentin Café
@sandysanchez
This is a great, cozy place to come and talk with friends. There are tables outside as well as a tiny nook in the back of the coffee shop if you want to get some work done. The coffee and bread are delicious here. Get the concha and matcha latte.
Add to
Details
Blend Station
@sandysanchez
One of my favorite places to go and work! All of their locations were very spacious with lots of seating. Their chai latte is also pretty great. 😌
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Details
CUMBÉ Coffee Roasters
@sandysanchez
This place is pretty low-key. The lavender chai latte is a must and their pastries are nice and fluffy. They also have a little plant shop in the back.
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Details
Blom Café
@sandysanchez
Small, quaint cafe on the cutest street. They have an amazing chai latte and have oat milk as an option which is sometimes hard to find in CDMX coffee shops!
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Panadería Rosetta
@sandysanchez
This is a popular spot and I 100% get it. The guava roll and cinnamon roll are unbelievably delicious. Their sandwiches are also great. And if you’re in Mexico City for a little while and plan on doing some cooking, I recommend getting their sourdough, pesto, parmigiano reggiano, and fresh pasta. They also do free delivery if you’re around the area. If you don’t want to wait around for a table, I recommend getting your pastries to go and walk over to Plaza Río de Janeiro, sit on a bench, people watch, and eat your pastry. Check out their sister cafe, Café Nin.
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Hule
@sandysanchez
This place is amazing! So much seating both indoors and outdoors. There’s good internet and a nice ambiance. If you’re hungry, there’s also some light bites.
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Tomás Casa Editora de Té
@sandysanchez
This is technically a tea spot but I had to include it. They have so many good tea options and the best carrot cake!
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Café Nin
@sandysanchez
Panadería Rosetta’s sister cafe. They’ve got delicious pastries, breakfast, and it’s on a cute street with lots of shopping nearby.
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Details
FORTUNATA CAFÉ
@sandysanchez
If you’re having a Coyoacan day, I highly recommend stopping by here. It’s gorgeous and on a nice quiet street. The coffee is great but there’s also lots of food options for breakfast or lunch!
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Details

Honorable Mentions

Raku Café
@sandysanchez
This is such a great café in Mexico City for delicious espresso, Vietnamese coffee, matcha, and food! Their chicken is so good.
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Tea Connection
@sandysanchez
They have a great selection of teas and the best part is that they’re open late, so this was a go-to for me when I wanted a relaxing night.
Add to
Details
Clarice Café y Literatura
@sandysanchez
Books and coffee, what more could you want? It’s a cute little spot to read, do so some work, order a coffee, and browse some books.
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Details
Cardinal Casa de Café
@sandysanchez
The coffee here is amazing and there’s lots of seating which is great!
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Details
Toscano
@sandysanchez
They’re open all day but I loved coming here for a afternoon juice, coffee, and some appetizers. They’ve got a few locations but this is the best one because you get a great view of the park.
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CURATED BY
I’m Sandy! I’m a freelance copywriter and content creator. I love learning about architecture, trying coffee shops all over the world, thrifting, finding old books, and sitting on park benches with freshly baked pastries. I'm based in NYC but love doing long-term travel a couple of times a year. I've previously lived in Mexico City, Upstate New York, and Florence for several months.
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