Irma was the one who made this place click for me. She checked in at the right moments, didn&#39;t hover, and had solid suggestions when I couldn&#39;t decide. Food was good, but honestly her energy carried the whole visit. Didn&#39;t catch her for long stretches since it got busy, but she handled it fine. Would sit in her section again.

The V-60 here was spot on. Barista actually explained the pour while making it, and the cup came out fruity, clean, no bitterness. Learned more in ten minutes than in months of YouTube videos. Coffee nerds will appreciate this place.

The Ambato roast was really good, nice and bold without being bitter. Coffee came out hot and fresh. Only thing is they barely had any gluten-free options, just one sad little muffin. Wish they&#39;d carry more since I can&#39;t do regular pastries. Still, the coffee itself made it worth stopping in.

The lomo al trapo here is the real deal. Had it after hitting up Museo del Oro and honestly the meat was cooked perfect, nice and juicy inside. Sandwich was solid too. Price is fair for what you get. Just go for the food, that&#39;s what matters.

The coffee here is seriously good&mdash;I grabbed a bag of their house blend and it smelled incredible even before I opened it. They also have these little gift sets with coffee bags that are perfect for bringing back home. Wish I&#39;d bought more honestly.

The space is huge and spotless, tucked away on the 2nd floor of the 93 mall. Perfect for a quiet business chat, and the staff keep everything running smoothly.

Stopped by for a flat white and something light. Coffee was solid, not too fancy. Place is modern, clean, comfortable enough to sit a while. Staff left me alone mostly, which I appreciate. Fine for a quick breakfast, nothing mind-blowing but it does the job. Probably come back if I&#39;m in the area.

Decent spot to pause between museums. Coffee was strong and did the job. Prices run a bit high, but that&#39;s what you pay for the location.

The courtyard patio is a decent escape from the busy streets. Had a well-made latte and liked that they offer different brewing styles.

The hot chocolate cake is the reason to come here. Rich, moist, not too sweet, and it goes stupid well with a cappuccino. Place is tiny, but I didn&#39;t really care. Upstairs seating exists, but honestly I was just focused on the cake. Solid little spot if you&#39;re in the area and need that chocolate fix.

Loved the interior here in Usaqu&eacute;n, really cozy vibe. Coffee was solid, tried one of their pour-overs. A bit pricey for the area, but you&#39;re paying for the quality.

Decent little chocolate place in La Candelaria. Got a hot chocolate and a truffle, both were pretty good. Staff was friendly and knew their cacao.

Cozy spot. Coffee was solid, staff actually paid attention. Good music too, not too loud. Sat there for a while with a friend, no rush to leave. Nice place to just hang out.

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