Top Mexico City Cafes: 7 Best Local Cafes in Mexico City

Churrería El Moro

By Mariana

Delicious chocolate and churros

Churrería El Moro

Generations and generations have come to this place just to have a taste of its delicious churros, it is a MUST place in the city. If you are tired after shopping all day in downtown streets, you can come and eat something very tasty (in cold winter it's even better)

by Mariana

Costra

Eating 2 2

By Moni

Coffee heaven

Costra

This is gotta be one of my favorite coffee shops around town. They make freshly brewed coffee and have some SPECTACULAR croissants. They change the menu once in a while to try new bread recipes, if you go past 11 am you could be able to get a delicious sandwich or baguette with ham or prosciutto. My favourite: chocolate tangerine cake.

by Moni

Bazar del Sabado

Design & Clothes 6 2

By Paty

Mexican Artists and Artisans showcase

Bazar del Sabado

It's a great way to spend some time at the Colonial Mexico without even having to leave the city. There are lot's of things to buy, great coffee to drink, amazing people, music. It's the real deal when it comes to being in Mexico.

by Paty

Lucerna Comedor

Eating 3 0

By Ana

Great food, cool people, you´ll love it!

Lucerna Comedor

Comedor Lucerna is one of the coolest places in Mexico, it's located in an up and coming area of the city, the Barrio Juárez. It offers a wide variety of food at reasonable prices. The Comedor Lucerna is the favorite spot of Mexican artists to get together, so it has a hip artistic vibe.

by Ana

Churrería El Convento

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By Ale

Best Churros in Town

Churrería El Convento

Altough the place does not look special form the outside, you can try the best churros in town, with a delicious traditional hot chocolate. They also have tortas (how we call sandwiches in Mexico), enchiladas, and burgers, but the churros are their specialty

by Ale

Azúcar y Sal

Eating 2 0

By Odrie

Craft Bakery & Café

Azúcar y Sal

Located in the city centre, close to one of the main avenues (Paseo de la Reforma) you would think they have horrifying prices. Well, luckily that's not even close to the truth. I go almost every day (it's a few steps away from where I work) and buy my Cafe Latte for only $25 MXN (about $1.60 USD). The staff is very nice and helpful as well.

by Odrie

Casa FUSION

Design & Clothes 2 0

By Ale

Trendy art: shop, theatre, mkt and food

Casa FUSION

This small precinct includes: small trendy stores from Mexican designers, a restaurant, a theatre, and even a market (with vegan products) on the weekends. It is the perfect place where trendy mexican art is mixed with delicious food and bohemian spirit.

by Ale