Tierra Garat Café

great coffee, friendly staff. their cakes are great and not overly sweet and they also heat it up which is great

We didn't realize it was a chain when we walked in, but that's okay it was quite amazing. Cafe was very cutesy, warm, and welcoming. The barista was very patient with us and super friendly! He was patient with our Spanish and explained what certain pastries to us were when we weren't sure. Food was out very quick. I had a cuernito de pavo and a matcha latte. The cuernito was pretty standard but pretty good. I usually do love me a good matcha, but this one tasted a little bitter and more earthy than I'm used to. Maybe that's because it didn't have any caffeine an a little less sugar, which I'm not complaining. My friends ordered some other type of sandwich (one of them ordered the wrong one on accident) and a chocolate concha with a chai latte and fruit drink (mango, piña, etc.)--all of which were pretty good!

I stopped here for breakfast one morning. I had a Frappuccino and an empanada sandwich. The food and drink were excellent, and the service was very prompt. I had limited Spanish skills and they were able to communicate with me. The café is very nice and clean. I will definitely go back the next time. I’m in Mexico City.

A chain of cafes, but a very nice one. With a large variety of coffee, cocoa, various pastries, which they will definitely warm up for you. There is a queue at the cafe, but it moves quickly. Nice interior, there are tables outside.

Trendy coffee place located on the best gathering places in Mexico City. I visited the one in Paseo de la Reforma 221, nice decor, up scale furniture. The two times that I went there was a long queue, mainly due to a very slow service, people have to wait a lot just for a cup of coffee, a regular late, not really outstanding flavours. I was not impressed by the pastries either. So go there if you are passing by and have time to spare.