Cafes in Mexico City: suggestions for a coffee or a pastry
Some suggestions for coffee and sweets in Mexico City, with the address. It is not an official ranking.
A list put together with artificial intelligence and checked against the open map: each place was found on the map, but the choice is a suggestion, not a review. Check opening hours and prices before you go.
Café de Tacuba
HistoricTraditional
Historic 1912 café in the Centro Histórico serving hot chocolate, coffee and traditional Mexican pastries beneath tiled walls and oil paintings.
Calle Tacuba 28, Mexico City, Mexico
Pastelería Ideal
BakeryPan dulce
Vast, beloved downtown bakery with towering cakes and trays of pan dulce, perfect for grabbing a sweet roll with coffee.
Calle República de Uruguay, Mexico City, Mexico
Café La Blanca
ClassicCoffee
Old-school Centro café open since 1950, with strong coffee, conchas and a lively local crowd of regulars.
Avenida 5 de Mayo 40, Mexico City, Mexico
Café Passmar
Specialty coffeeMarket
Specialty coffee shop inside the Mercado de Coyoacán area offering carefully sourced Mexican beans.
Calle Adolfo Prieto Local 237, Mexico City, Mexico
Panadería Rosetta
BakeryPastries
Roma Norte bakery by Elena Reygadas, famed for its guava rolls, croissants and excellent coffee in a graceful townhouse.
Calle Havre 73, Mexico City, Mexico
Café la Gloria
Neighborhood caféTerrace
Cozy Condesa corner café with a leafy terrace, good espresso drinks and homey pastries, popular with neighborhood regulars.
Calle Vicente Suárez, Mexico City, Mexico
Chiquitito Café
Specialty coffeeRoma
Small Roma Norte specialty coffee bar serving carefully brewed Mexican coffees and simple baked goods to a devoted local crowd.
Calle Alfonso Reyes 232, Mexico City, Mexico
Cafebrería El Péndulo
Bookstore caféTea
Bookstore-café in Condesa with high ceilings and plants, offering coffee, tea and cakes among shelves of books.
Avenida Álvaro Obregón 86, Mexico City, Mexico
Panadería LeCaroz
Traditional bakeryPan dulce
Classic Mexico City bakery in Roma Norte offering traditional conchas, cuernitos and other sweet breads with a cup of coffee.
Avenida Pedro Henríquez Ureña, Mexico City, Mexico
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