palReal ★ 4.8
palReal in Guadalajara is the Arcos Vallarta specialty bar on Lope de Vega 113, the operation that roasts Mexican single origins as Cafe Estelar.
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palReal in Guadalajara is the Arcos Vallarta specialty bar on Lope de Vega 113, the operation that roasts Mexican single origins as Cafe Estelar.
Buna in Mexico City is the Roma Norte in-house specialty roaster on Orizaba, the operation that sells Mexican single-origin Chiapas, Veracruz and Oaxaca.
Cafe Brujula is Oaxaca's specialty-coffee anchor on the Andador, roasting small lots from Sierra Norte and Pluma in-house at the Garcia Vigil sister branch.
El Terrible Juan in Guadalajara is the Americana roaster on Colonias 440, a top-100-world cafe with house bakery and Mexican single origins.
Cafe Negro in Mexico City is the Coyoacan all-Mexican roaster on Centenario, sourcing from small-scale Chiapas, Oaxaca, Puebla and Guerrero farms and pulling.
Taller de Espresso in Guadalajara is the Americana roaster on Hidalgo 1586, a Mexican-only operation that supplies the city's specialty cafes wholesale.
Cucurucho in Mexico City is David Birruete's specialty roaster with cafes across the city, the operation that built its house blend around Chiapas and Oaxaca.
Muss Cafe on Miguel Hidalgo sources organic Finca Las Nieves beans from the Pacific-brushed Sierra Sur farms above 1850 metres, roasting on-premises.
Amorosocafe in Guadalajara is the Monraz bike-shop and micro-roaster on Diagonal Golfo de Cortes 4139, grinding and toasting Mexican beans on site.
Márago Coffee on Paseo de Montejo Mérida roasts Chiapas, Veracruz and Oaxaca beans for a small cafe network and sells whole-bean retail and subscriptions.
Almanegra in Mexico City is the Roma Norte third-wave roaster on Tabasco, a single-origin specialty operation with rotating Mexican coffees and a small bar.
Boulenc's coffee program ships Oaxacan single-origin beans through espresso and filter brews paired with the in-house masa-madre sourdough toast platters.
Espiritu Cafe roasts its own crop in Jardines de San Manuel, Puebla, and offers sixteen filter methods plus an espresso tonic worth the detour.
TipThe owners grow and roast their own crop, so ask which lot is on the bar rather than which blend they serve.
Cafe La Flor de Cordoba in Guadalajara is the 1938-founded local roaster on Independencia 2655, a PROBAT-drum operation famed for custom-grind Veracruz beans.
Casa Leiva on Calle 55 Mérida roasts Chiapas and Oaxaca beans for the cafe and a small bagged retail program, the digital-nomad lunch room of Centro Mérida.
Boicot in Mexico City is the Roma Norte indie roaster on Alvaro Obregon, an independent operation with Chiapas and Veracruz single-origins. Family-friendly.
Cafebre on Manuel Bravo is Centro Oaxaca's freshest-roast option, with small-batch coffee from the Mixteca Alta and Sierra Norte and a new Reforma sister.
Matraz Cafe in Guadalajara is the Providencia barrio roaster on Buenos Aires 2679, a Mexican-coffee-only operation with espresso, pour over and beans-to-go.
Cucu Café Roastery on Calle 47 Mérida roasts Mexican single-origin beans for the Centro cafe and bag retail, the Calle 47 culinary corridor's specialty room.
Manifesto Roastery on Calle 59 Mérida roasts Chiapas and Veracruz single-origins for the Centro cafe and small wholesale to nearby kitchens.
Cumbe Coffee Roasters in Mexico City is the Roma Sur specialty operation on Monterrey, a Melbourne-style roaster that supplies Roma and Condesa cafes.
Marito y Moglie on Pino Suarez pours Sierra Sur and Mixteca-region single-origin pour overs alongside an in-house bakery and a tight brunch room.
Neretta in Guadalajara is the Americana micro-roaster on Bruselas 25, a brick-walled brew bar pairing house-roasted Mexican coffee with gelato.
Cardinal Casa de Cafe in Mexico City is the Roma Norte house-roaster on Cordoba, a converted-house cafe with Mexican single-origin beans and a slow-pour bar.
Café con Gracia in Cancún roasts its house arabica, from Chiapas' Soconusco region at 1,400 to 1,650 metres, every Thursday for its Avenida Tankah cafe.
TipThe site says the beans arrive green and are roasted each Thursday in Cancún, which gives a fresh espresso at the Avenida Tankah cafe.
Barra de Cafe Comala in Guadalajara is the Ladron de Guevara espresso bar on Dieguez 15, a Pedro Paramo-themed room serving small-batch Mexican beans.
Café Pop on Calle 57 Mérida roasts Chiapas and Veracruz single-origins for one of the city's earliest specialty rooms, with a small whole-bean retail counter.
Quentin in Mexico City is the Roma Norte cafe-roaster on Alvaro Obregon, a vintage-machine pull-down specialty operation that runs Mexican single-origins.
Cafe SL28 on Garcia Vigil is a premium single-origin roaster working closely with Sierra Norte and Pluma farmers, with sustainable sourcing on the small bar.
Black Cat, Black Rabbit roasts its own beans on 6 Oriente in Puebla and mixes coffee with mezcal in drinks you will not find elsewhere in the Centro.
TipRoasting happens on site on 6 Oriente, and the bar list crosses coffee with mezcal in a way no other roaster here does.

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