Tried the Huevos Paz and French toast here &mdash; both were really flavorful. The place has this cool, unique vibe that fits the Condesa area. Staff even helped us translate the menu, which was nice since my Spanish is still a work in progress. Solid spot for breakfast if you&#39;re wandering around.

The pour-over here is seriously good. I&rsquo;m picky about my coffee and this one hit the spot&mdash;clean, smooth, no bitterness. Had it with a bite to eat and honestly the drink was the highlight. Place gets a bit busy but worth it for that cup.

Stopped by for a quick coffee and pastry near the Z&oacute;calo. Got a decent croissant and a latte, nothing crazy but it hit the spot. The selection is way bigger than what you usually see around here, lots of options I didn&rsquo;t recognize. Price was fair for the location, not touristy-expensive. I&rsquo;d go back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

Great coffee and the staff were really friendly. Place is tiny though, so don&#39;t expect much room to spread out. Fine for a quick stop.

The cat-themed menu caught my eye right away. Burgers were pretty tasty, fresh ingredients for sure. Place is small though, and service took a bit. But honestly the cats make up for it, they&#39;re the real reason to go. Nice spot if you want a casual bite and don&#39;t mind waiting a little. 🐱

The chilaquiles here hit the spot. Not too soggy, just the right amount of salsa. Coffee&rsquo;s good too but honestly I came back for those chilaquiles.

Stopped by Pablo&rsquo;s for a quick coffee and ended up staying way longer than planned. The beans are roasted locally and you can really taste it&mdash;super fresh. Pablo himself was friendly, happy to talk about the process. Just a solid spot if you&rsquo;re into good coffee and don&rsquo;t mind a bit of conversation.

The al pastor tacos were solid. Big chunks of meat, good char on the edges. Three tacos filled me up, didn&#39;t need anything else. Price was fair for what you get. I&#39;d grab those again.

Coffee&rsquo;s decent, honestly better than I expected for a quick spot. Service was friendly and didn&rsquo;t have to wait long. Place is clean, nothing fancy. Only thing is parking&mdash;kind of a pain, so I&rsquo;d just walk if you&rsquo;re nearby. Fine for a casual breakfast.

Food&#39;s solid and drinks are on point. Outdoor seating&#39;s nice. Gets busy though, so you might wait for a table. Worth it for a casual meal.

Coffee was solid, pastries fresh. Had the ham and cheese croissant, pretty good. Service friendly, didn&#39;t wait long. Place is small but fine for a quick stop. Decent option if you&#39;re in the area.

The coffee here is strong, no joke. Had the breakfast and the portion was big enough to keep me full for hours. Place has that old 1950s feel, you can tell it&rsquo;s been around. Not fancy, but the food does the talking. I&rsquo;d come back just for that coffee again.

Mrs. Graciela was super kind and made us feel welcome right away. Place got busy later but the staff never stopped being friendly.

Stopped by for a late breakfast. The place has that cozy neighborhood feel, not too loud, easy to just sit and hang out. Had a ciabatta sandwich, it was fine. The vibe is what I remember, honestly. I&#39;d come back just for the atmosphere.

Solid americano and the banana loaf hit the spot. Service was friendly, decent spot for a quick break in CDMX. Nothing fancy, but it works.

Good spot for a quick bite. Lots of options on the menu, staff kept it moving even when it got busy. Solid choice if you&#39;re in a hurry.

Decent spot if you&#39;re after some quiet. Sat outside surrounded by plants, felt far from the city noise. Coffee was pretty good, nothing mind-blowing but solid. Service was fine, no complaints. Maybe a bit pricey for what it is, but I&#39;d still come back when I need a break.

We came with a big group and the game selection kept everyone busy for hours. I had the chicken cordon bleu&mdash;actually tender, not dry like you usually get. Some dishes were better than others, but that one worked. Service lagged a bit since it was packed, but we weren&#39;t in a rush.

Tried the cold brew with ginger and water kefir&mdash;pretty refreshing, not gonna lie. Prices are fair for what you get. Place gets busy but the guys behind the counter keep it moving. Solid spot for a caffeine fix.

The mezcal old fashioned was spot on. Smoky, strong, not too sweet. I could taste the agave coming through. That&#39;s really all I need from a bar. The drink did the job. Maybe a bit pricey for the size, but the flavor was there. I&#39;d order another one.

Stopped by for coffee and a pastry. The place has that cool, laid-back vibe. I liked that I could just sit and take my time, no one rushing me. The croissant was fresh, and the coffee did the job. There&#39;s a little bookstore in the back, which was nice to wander into after. Seats are a bit hard, but it was fine for a quick break.

Coffee&rsquo;s solid, pastries are fresh. Had breakfast there a few times, prices are fair for the area. Menu&rsquo;s kinda small if you want lunch or dinner, but for a morning bite it does the job. Place gets a bit noisy around 9, but that&rsquo;s fine. I&rsquo;d stick to breakfast.

Decent neighborhood spot for a coffee and something sweet. Drip coffee was solid, and the pastry I had was pretty good. Staff were friendly enough, and the wifi held up fine while I answered emails. Nothing fancy, but it does the job. Maybe a bit busy around noon, but that&#39;s expected.

Lunch special here is a solid deal&mdash;tacos and soup hit the spot without breaking the bank. Outdoor tables are great for watching the neighborhood go by. 🌮

Stopped by for a quick coffee and ended up staying a couple hours. WiFi held up fine, no lag. Coffee was solid, nothing fancy but did the job. Place wasn&#39;t too crowded on a weekday afternoon, which helped. Good spot if you need to get some work done without distractions.

The Mexican coffee with rompope was the standout for me. Different from the usual chains, and honestly, that warm kick was exactly what I needed.

Service is fast even when it&#39;s packed. Churros came out warm and crispy, just how I like them. Seating&#39;s tight though, so don&#39;t come expecting to lounge around.

The vegan bowl had way more flavor than I expected. Staff was chill too. Place is small and gets busy but that&#39;s fine. Soy latte came out looking pretty nice.

The ginger-turmeric latte was the standout, and their cakes are solid. Cozy little spot in Coyoac&aacute;n.

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