As a local I always see foreigners staying in condesa and la Roma; while they are the "safe" option they are a tiny fraction of what the city has to offer. Places like the cities centre or Coyoacán's centre are some recommendations, but I'm sure that the real gold is in the nooks and crannies of the city!
Cumbe was awesome. Barista's were super friendly too. In hindsight (now that I've tried more coffees over the past ~6 months), the coffee experience was probably the best I had
Nathan, Honestly, couldn’t stop looking at you bro, you are one handsome dude… Enjoy cdmx i live in xalapa and I also love my city,,, you should come to visit sometime… Take care J.
No idea but my guess is most machines have built in softening/filtration systems. You won't (shouldn't...) get sick from the coffee/any drink with water in it
look how american tourists are making every major city in the world look like a copy cat of ny and those little silly coffee shops spawning in every corner of those trendy neighborhoods boooooriiiiing
Mexico don't have coffee culture! Honestly there's way to little places where you can get a good coffee. Mexicans just they know how to drink coke and cheap instant coffee. And the fancy ones just drink coffee at Starbucks. The cheapest one at convenience cheap store called oxxo. The cheapest copy of a 7 eleven. Probably the 1 of 20 persons in Mexico can drink a Espresso without adding sugar. They drink sugar with coffee.
Thanks for watching. From my experience, Mexico City is up there with the best in terms of specialty coffee. I can't speak for the rest of Mexico or Mexican culture itself but I was impressed by CDMX and there were so many other shops I could've included
@@withnathanmp mexico is not like Italy or France in coffee culture. Or Spain or turkey. Even Brasil and Colombia drink more coffee and way much better coffee than in mex, Not because there's some coffee shops in a certain place. It means that in all the country they do de same.
You can pretty much visit any time of the year because it’s so close to the equator (meaning consistent weather all year round). In the more touristy parts, staff know English. In less touristy, they may or may not. Either way, don’t let that stop you. There are many other ways to speak with someone other than language :) enjoy!
No, they do not speak english at all, its very hot, sepia colors all over, etc etc...hahaha...you probably should stick to london, helsinki, vancouver , etc. Yes, grey colors.
Love this! Mexican cafes rock!!!
yayayayaaya love it!!!!
thanks brother!
Great Video !!. Next time visit the Best neighborhoods like SAN ANGEL, COYOACAN, and CHIMALISTAC , don´t miss CHAPULTEPEC CASTLE and POLANCO zone.
Thanks Danielle :) visited Coyoacan and Polanco but didn't get the chance to film. Next time!
As a local I always see foreigners staying in condesa and la Roma; while they are the "safe" option they are a tiny fraction of what the city has to offer. Places like the cities centre or Coyoacán's centre are some recommendations, but I'm sure that the real gold is in the nooks and crannies of the city!
Thanks and agreed! this was just a small portion of the trip
this person literally stayed in all rhe trendy places lol
Last time I was in CDMX, I visited Quentin. Nice shop. Cumbe looks like an interesting place to visit next time. Thanks for the video!
Cumbe was awesome. Barista's were super friendly too. In hindsight (now that I've tried more coffees over the past ~6 months), the coffee experience was probably the best I had
Amazing video! I got new places to go on upcoming trip to Mexico city.
@@Paradigm115 thanks for watching and glad you liked it!
Next to cardinal... Is esencial specialty coffee... You should have gone there. 😊👍
@@TheCogosa93 thank you for the recommendation!
Great video! Subscribed
thanks stranger!!
Nathan,
Honestly, couldn’t stop looking at you bro, you are one handsome dude…
Enjoy cdmx i live in xalapa and I also love my city,,, you should come to visit sometime…
Take care
J.
This is so good!!! I’m in Lima right now and this makes me want to go coffee explore in Lima
Thanks Adele - do it and report back!
You should try Café Pasmar in Coyoacan avenue market.
Some of the coffee shops you reviewed get their coffee from that place.
@@jhubjrbrbr good to know! Thanks for the recommendation. Coyoacan coffee shop trip during my next visit
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Estos extranjeros no saben otra más que la Roma y la Condesa o Polanco.
Y aún así te chutaste el vídeo completo
@@hugogarduno272 así es para juzgar a gusto.
pero si tenemos excelentes cafeterías
Pues a donde quieres que vayan? si yo estuviera de visita en otro pais solo quisiera estar en las mejores partes de la ciudad. Sentido común.
Sí, que se vayan a Iztapalapa o Tlahuac para que los levanten...
Nice!!
Thanks!
Great video!
@@alalesc3796 thank you!!
Do they use bottled water for the coffee?
No idea but my guess is most machines have built in softening/filtration systems. You won't (shouldn't...) get sick from the coffee/any drink with water in it
eh
they all look exactly the same
Lol but they don't
look how american tourists are making every major city in the world look like a copy cat of ny and those little silly coffee shops spawning in every corner of those trendy neighborhoods boooooriiiiing
You must be fun at parties
agreed but its nothing like nyc
Mexico don't have coffee culture! Honestly there's way to little places where you can get a good coffee. Mexicans just they know how to drink coke and cheap instant coffee. And the fancy ones just drink coffee at Starbucks. The cheapest one at convenience cheap store called oxxo. The cheapest copy of a 7 eleven. Probably the 1 of 20 persons in Mexico can drink a Espresso without adding sugar. They drink sugar with coffee.
Thanks for watching. From my experience, Mexico City is up there with the best in terms of specialty coffee. I can't speak for the rest of Mexico or Mexican culture itself but I was impressed by CDMX and there were so many other shops I could've included
@@withnathanmp mexico is not like Italy or France in coffee culture. Or Spain or turkey. Even Brasil and Colombia drink more coffee and way much better coffee than in mex, Not because there's some coffee shops in a certain place. It means that in all the country they do de same.
Do they speak good english in these cafes? What is the best time to visit Mexico city? I do not like hot weather.
You can pretty much visit any time of the year because it’s so close to the equator (meaning consistent weather all year round). In the more touristy parts, staff know English. In less touristy, they may or may not. Either way, don’t let that stop you. There are many other ways to speak with someone other than language :) enjoy!
No, they do not speak english at all, its very hot, sepia colors all over, etc etc...hahaha...you probably should stick to london, helsinki, vancouver , etc. Yes, grey colors.
@@alvarososa552 I do not understand your point? Are you trying to be a funny clown.
@@maz3808 Do they speak good english, I mean, I am interested to visit París...I dont like croissants
@@maz3808 Have realized how ignorant you sound with that question?