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Baia Café
Perfect "home office" spot, great chai, great coffee, great pastries.
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Mise En Print
Super cool spot. It's pet friendly and they have a store within the café for cooking supplies and that kind of stuff. The salted latte is their specialty and they have great pastries. You can work from there.
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Curva Café de especialidad
Great coffee and it's perfectly located if you want to visit the Centro Histórico, or also great for after a Sunday run. Place is big, you can see the huge industrial coffee grinder. Wide variety of pastries and one of the few places that has AC.
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Casa Simera
This is a coffee house that's also a yoga/ pilates studio. It's the perfect place for home office since they have good wifi, cavelike booths and lots of amazing pastries. They have a wide variety of drinks like lavender latte, matcha, chai, etc... I've been multiple times and it's always as good as the last time I was there.
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Touló Café
French inspired coffee shop. Great pastries, wide variety of drinks and they have wifi + lots of plugs so you can work there. Perfect spot for catching up with a friend with a nice cup of coffee and sweet treats.
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tu es
Divided in two spaces: where you order and where you can sit & sip.Super cute, great matcha and the baristas are lovely. It's a super comfy space, perfect to catch-up with a friend or to read that book you've been carrying in your purse for months.
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Constela Café
What I like most is that it’s a place perfectly suited for working from home: lots of outlets, individual tables, table service so you don’t have to keep getting up (like in a restaurant). Good music, though a bit loud for taking calls. I love it for breakfast, grabbing a coffee or chai, and settling in for a good while.
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Toboe Condesa
Very cute, and it’s awesome that everything is red. They have delicious coffee and matcha!! It feels super artisanal and it’s really comfortable for hanging out and chatting with friends. Not the best for working, but it’s doable.
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orkidé
I think this place is beautiful!! It’s a very good size — not too small, not too big — and I really liked the coffee and matcha. I also love that they have little things for sale, like home décor and cute trinkets :)
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El Minutito
It’s one of the coolest spots in Mexico City, no doubt. It’s not a place to work, but it’s super cool, super comfortable, full of personality, with great coffee and tasty food and at night it turns into a bar, and their espresso martini is spectacular!!
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Constela Café

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What I like most is that it’s a place perfectly suited for working from home: lots of outlets, individual tables, table service so you don’t have to keep getting up (like in a restaurant). Good music, though a bit loud for taking calls. I love it for breakfast, grabbing a coffee or chai, and settling in for a good while.

Address: Cda. F.F.C.C. de Cuernavaca 780-Planta Baja, Granada, Miguel Hidalgo, 11529 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

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It’s one of the coolest spots in Mexico City, no doubt. It’s not a place to work, but it’s super cool, super comfortable, full of personality, with great coffee and tasty food and at night it turns into a bar, and their espresso martini is spectacular!!

I think this place is beautiful!! It’s a very good size — not too small, not too big — and I really liked the coffee and matcha. I also love that they have little things for sale, like home décor and cute trinkets :)

Very cute, and it’s awesome that everything is red. They have delicious coffee and matcha!! It feels super artisanal and it’s really comfortable for hanging out and chatting with friends. Not the best for working, but it’s doable.

What I like most is that it’s a place perfectly suited for working from home: lots of outlets, individual tables, table service so you don’t have to keep getting up (like in a restaurant). Good music, though a bit loud for taking calls. I love it for breakfast, grabbing a coffee or chai, and settling in for a good while.

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A cozy and consciously inclusive café located in the Doctores neighborhood of Mexico City. Founded in 2024, it is a personal project inspired by nature and female empowerment, blending connection with the Earth and celebrating the owner's Lebanese roots and Mexican heritage. It is known as an "oasis" offering tranquility, quality coffee, and homemade food.

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