Mexico City has a thriving coffee culture and is full of artisan bakeries. Especially in the Roma Norte and Condesa neighborhoods, you’ll find trendy cafés on nearly every corner, with carefully roasted beans and pastries fresh from the oven. In this post, I’m sharing what I consider to be the best coffee shops and bakeries in Mexico City. Places I visited myself and would happily return to for a second cup or another pastry.
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8x Best coffee shops and bakeries in Mexico City
Mexico City has a thriving coffee culture and is full of artisan bakeries. Especially in the Roma Norte and Condesa neighborhoods, you’ll find trendy cafés on nearly every corner, with carefully roasted beans and pastries fresh from the oven. In this post, I’m sharing what I consider to be the best coffee shops and bakeries in Mexico City. Places I visited myself and would happily return to for a second cup or another pastry.
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