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Mexico · September
Coffee in Mexico City
Mexico grows fine coffee in Chiapas, Oaxaca and Veracruz, and the capital’s cafés range from a 1953 Coyoacán favourite to careful modern roasters in Roma.
Coyoacán
Café El Jarocho, Coyoacán
Founded in 1953 by Gil Romero and Bertha Paredes, the original Coyoacán shop still has no tables; people queue, then drink standing or on the benches outside.
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Roma Norte
Buna
A Roma Norte café from a roaster focused on ethical sourcing, which roasts at its own plant nearby and gives its roasts Nahuatl names.
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Roma Norte
Cucurucho
A Roma Norte coffee shop serving only Mexican coffee, from Oaxaca, Chiapas, Veracruz, Puebla and Guerrero. A good place to taste the country’s regions side by side.
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