A well-known historic granja (traditional dairy/chocolate house) in Barcelona, founded in 1947. It specializes in thick hot chocolate, churros, and a wide selection of classic Catalan traditional desserts.

A welcoming cafe where visitors can interact with adorable rescue catswhile enjoying self-serve drinks. The café emphasizes cat welfare.

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.

An independent coffee shop that has grown from a small project in Mexico City to a name associated with important cultural spaces in Mexico.

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.

Dairy archaeology in a city that adores its afternoon snacks with chocolate. This is where Cacaolat, a Catalan icon, was born, and all it takes is sitting here to feel the weight of that history on your shoulders (and in your glass of hot chocolate with whipped cream).

A modern take on the classic Japanese kissaten, blending the nostalgic Showa-era cafe atmosphere with a contemporary "impure" twist. While maintaining a retro cafe feel, it operates for long hours, offering food, classic drinks, and a bar atmosphere.