Chiquitito Café

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Chiquitito Café

Cafe · Nápoles

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Alfonso Reyes 232, Hipódromo, Cuauhtémoc, 06100 Cuauhtémoc, CDMX, Mexico

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Chiquitito Café is a cozy haunt in Condesa where you can savor top-notch fair-trade espresso and sweet café con leche amidst friendly baristas.  

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Alfonso Reyes 232, Hipódromo, Cuauhtémoc, 06100 Cuauhtémoc, CDMX, Mexico Get directions

+52 55 5211 6123
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@onthegrid

"Chiquitito is a beautiful, cozy coffee shop where you can have one of the best specialty coffee expressos. This fair trade mexican business takes care of the whole process beginning with their relationship with the producer and the way they treat coffee beans to the barista training and the cup that you will enjoy in the end. I highly recommend to try Chiquitito Coffee, which mixes an espresso shot with condensed milk: absolutely delicious. Besides, they have a great selection of magazines to read while you are enjoying one of the best cups of coffee of the city." - Arlette Go

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@goop

"It was only a matter of time before Mexico City got its own hipster fair-trade artisanal café, and this teensy one couldn't be more on point when it comes to sustainability. As the name implies, the perfectly roasted and brewed espresso comes from a small grower in the state of Veracruz, which is famous for its coffee. Fittingly, they serve up a great café con leche, a warm and sweet milky coffee drink that's famous in that part of the country, along with cappuccinos, matcha lattes, chai teas, and more."

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"Chiquitito Café in the Condesa neighborhood for a cappuccino, says Salazar." - Mosha Lundström Halbert

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JACK SOOO (Jack Soo)

Google
I searching for best coffee in the area and found one next to mine in Condesa, ice Americano tasted just like water, feel like doesn’t have coffee in there, pasty look good, my ice Americano probably 1 star, but service give for 5 very friendly staff, might give another chance to try, other coffee might be good. Maybe I just went best top 5 cafe in each country in South America a bit too fuzz. But overall it ok for me. Really nice area, outside seating was so relaxing in the morning. Edited review: I just want coffee tasted like coffee, the one I received just like water. Thank. That why I had 3 sipped and walk away.

Andrew Daily

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I’ve stopped by twice while doing my laundry across the street. I’ll have to return for coffee sometime but I’m writing to express my satisfaction with the chocolatín. Each time has been the best chocolatín I’ve ever had. It is fresh, light, flaky but not crunchy, bready, not too buttery, the perfect amount of chocolate, and not too sweet. The baristas are also kind and attentive.

Derrick C

Google
Great small space for coffee with a relaxing atmosphere. They have a few tables outside. The espresso tonic tastes great and is refreshing.

Alex Porter

Google
Lattes were great! Wish the tables were a little larger inside but overall very cute

Constanza (Stan)

Google
This is a PSA for the tourist/expat who wants to be conscious of where they spend their money. Yes the coffee is ok, but they’re known for treating their employees poorly, withholding tips from them, and other alarming violation of rights. I’m discouraging your visit here (at least until they sort their workers rights properly) and hope you make a better choice!

Maria Jose O.

Google
The place is very small and only has like 4 tables. However, the coffee is good and i tried the white chocolate and macadamia cookie which was really good. Service is good.

Monica Arellano

Google
It is my favorite coffee shop for 6 years, I take my "cortadito" every day. The attention and warmth of the baristas is unmatched, they are wonderful people that I consider my friends, especially Irvin. In all this time I have not had a single problem in the quality of my coffee or food, nor in the service. Its staff is very committed to serving quality drinks. Perhaps the only problem is that it is filling up with rude foreigners who have no intention of speaking Spanish or being nice with the staff or the locals.

Stephanie

Google
Our favorite coffee shop in CDMX. Came in 2018 and we’ve been every visit since. It’s so incredible to see how this cafe has grown. They now offer an outside patio. We’ve only had cafe and pan. Great atmosphere, great coffee, great people

JACK SOOO (Jack Soo)

Google
I searching for best coffee in the area and found one next to mine in Condesa, ice Americano tasted just like water, feel like doesn’t have coffee in there, pasty look good, my ice Americano probably 1 star, but service give for 5 very friendly staff, might give another chance to try, other coffee might be good. Maybe I just went best top 5 cafe in each country in South America a bit too fuzz. But overall it ok for me. Really nice area, outside seating was so relaxing in the morning. Edited review: I just want coffee tasted like coffee, the one I received just like water. Thank. That why I had 3 sipped and walk away.

Andrew Daily

Google
I’ve stopped by twice while doing my laundry across the street. I’ll have to return for coffee sometime but I’m writing to express my satisfaction with the chocolatín. Each time has been the best chocolatín I’ve ever had. It is fresh, light, flaky but not crunchy, bready, not too buttery, the perfect amount of chocolate, and not too sweet. The baristas are also kind and attentive.

Derrick C

Google
Great small space for coffee with a relaxing atmosphere. They have a few tables outside. The espresso tonic tastes great and is refreshing.

Alex Porter

Google
Lattes were great! Wish the tables were a little larger inside but overall very cute

Constanza (Stan)

Google
This is a PSA for the tourist/expat who wants to be conscious of where they spend their money. Yes the coffee is ok, but they’re known for treating their employees poorly, withholding tips from them, and other alarming violation of rights. I’m discouraging your visit here (at least until they sort their workers rights properly) and hope you make a better choice!

Maria Jose O.

Google
The place is very small and only has like 4 tables. However, the coffee is good and i tried the white chocolate and macadamia cookie which was really good. Service is good.

Monica Arellano

Google
It is my favorite coffee shop for 6 years, I take my "cortadito" every day. The attention and warmth of the baristas is unmatched, they are wonderful people that I consider my friends, especially Irvin. In all this time I have not had a single problem in the quality of my coffee or food, nor in the service. Its staff is very committed to serving quality drinks. Perhaps the only problem is that it is filling up with rude foreigners who have no intention of speaking Spanish or being nice with the staff or the locals.

Stephanie

Google
Our favorite coffee shop in CDMX. Came in 2018 and we’ve been every visit since. It’s so incredible to see how this cafe has grown. They now offer an outside patio. We’ve only had cafe and pan. Great atmosphere, great coffee, great people