A bar machine with a sculpted copper trim and stacks of glass and black cups on top, beside towers of clear and paper takeaway cups in warm window light

Mexico City

19.4326,-99.1332

Mexican beans from Chiapas, Oaxaca and Veracruz go straight from nearby farms to roasters in Roma, Condesa and Juárez, making this one of the best places to taste the country's own coffee.

Almanegra Café Narvarte

Narvarte · Mexico City

Narvarte originalDog friendly

BUNA La Tostadora

Doctores · Mexico City

former textile factoryplants and daylight

Café Avellaneda

La Concepción · Mexico City

tiny Coyoacán barBeans to go

The glass fronted corner of Cafeologia Coyoacan under a dark overhang, the Cafeologia sign above the entrance, a pale terrazzo counter with an espresso machine inside and a bench outside

Cafeología Coyoacán

Del Carmen · Mexico City

Chiapas coffee schoolBeans to go

The espresso bar at Cumbé in Roma Norte, a La Marzocco machine and grinder under a CUMBÉ Melbourne Specialty Coffee Roasters wall sign, with a brick wall and plants beside a sunlit window

Cumbé Coffee Roasters

Roma Norte · Mexico City

Melbourne style barBeans to go

The dark green shopfront of Curva Cafe with the white Curva lettering on the window, round pendant lights glowing inside and a street tree in front

Curva Café

Centro · Mexico City

roaster at the backBeans to go

Exploradores Club de Café

Santa Fe · Mexico City

roastery on displayBeans to go

A pink wall with blue leaf prints and three dark wood shelves holding tall white mugs, white and wood flasks and rows of colourful Jiribilla coffee bags

Micelio Café

Del Valle · Mexico City

tiny bar, no tablesBeans to go