Chiquitito Café

Needed a quick pick me up yesterday and found this place just searching through google. So glad I found it! In my broken Spanish, I requested a chemex with a coffee with fruit undertones. The barista delivered a coffee packed with flavors of red fruits and honey. It was delicious! I ended up purchasing a bag to take home.

very very quaint place! here’s the menu :) delicious food and amazing coffee; they do true pour-overs and special brews, americanos and cold brews. i really enjoyed my experience. the toast has red pepper flakes so beware that can be a bit spicy. not a lot of seating, and the tables on the road are slanted so not the best for enjoying something you might need to cut. overall cute and yummy.

Tiny place with great coffee. Slightly loud on the busy street, but great coffee and pastries.

Tiny café that was open on New Year's Day. We felt lucky to find someone open as many shops were closed. The coffee was really great and the shop has a hole in the wall vibe but is also very polished. The standout was the morning bun we ordered - crusty, cinnamon sugar with a soft bready inside. Would love to come back.

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.