Pulso Café

Honestly, one of the best lattes I’ve ever had. And not only is the coffee amazing, but the service, friendliness and vibe of this tiny, unassuming place is 10/10. Came back more than once and would highly recommend!

I went today and ordered the same drink I think cost me about 70 pesos yesterday… a takeout iced flat white with oat milk and caramel syrup (yes, I’m that person 😉) Today? 120 pesos. I just checked their online menu and nothing on there is anywhere near that price. Super cute place but this doesn’t feel right. So I’m out.

A cozy small coffee shop close to paseo reforma that serves excellent sourced beans by a well trained and friendly barista, so you definetly have a good cup of pour over or espresso coffee. They also serve some pastries, cakes and the option of beer. The place is very simple in its design and has a small outdoor area to sit, a nice touch is that they have table games for customers

Average chai in this hole-in-the-wall café in the Juárez neighborhood. I was greeted right away and had my order taken quickly. I ordered a chai latte with lactose-free milk but wasn’t asked if I wanted it to stay or to-go. The barista assumed it was for takeaway, which resulted in an extra $5 pesos charge. I would’ve appreciated having the choice. I ended up paying $85 pesos. After a few sips, I found the chai to be quite underwhelming—more like warmed-up milk with just a hint of chai flavor, which wasn’t what I had hoped for. While the baristas were friendly, I wish I’d been given the option to have my drink in the café rather than being automatically charged extra for a takeaway cup.

Barista Brian provides great service with a smile. My Combo Beaker was impressive! He speaks English 😆 and feel free to ask him for the recommendation! On the go I grabbed additional orange cold brew which was very refreshing!