This little place is a surprise gem buried inside an otherwise typical (though good!) Mexico City market. If it’s your first time, it might take you 15 minutes of wandering to find it, but what better way to explore what the market has to offer!...More

Came back after a while and it's the same thing, good coffee, good service, good vibes. If you are a coffee lover this place is a must for you.

First time I came was in 2010 and was amazed by the quality of the coffee and their creativity. Both remain!!! Express Natilla (custard express) is great!!!

Great place to visit, fresh coffee and food. When you go make sure you eat some green chilaquiles verdes.

Had great coffee there. Had their Blue Sky coffee where the milk had a hint of blue in it. Very good. The place is inside a market place where you can buy all kinds of things. The coffee machines were very clean. Service was a...More

This place is really good for coffee, any way you know or can imagine of how coffee is done you have it here. Coffee is also very good quality and there are options for everyone. If you prefer tea there are good options too, but...More

Great coffee and bread, just make sure you order the right type of coffee because some items we fond quite watery or bland (yet of high quality), United States/Starbucks style which will disappoint visitors from northern Europe.

i was not too impressed by their award winning latte, but their natilla con espresso (custard with espresso) was to die for! i've never tried this combination before, & what a combination it was! the custard was silky & not too sweet, went very well...More

If what you're looking for is a excellent value for money, Café Passmar is the best choice. Located in a traditional mexican Market, you'll find top quality coffee with expert baristas preparing it. My favourite is one of the specialties: Alelis Berries Coffee.

The quality of the coffee in this place makes you put up with the lack of ambiance. The flavor and the latte art are just unparalleled in Mexico City, even in the whole country. As a note: Mexico's coffee-brewing culture lags it's richness in terms...More