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Boicot Café
Welcome to Boicot Café, a hidden gem located in the vibrant neighborhood of Roma Nte., Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City. Nestled at Jalapa 99, this café is not just a pit stop for your caffeine fix, but a stylish escape that breathes life into the café culture of the city.
Upon entering Boicot Café, you're immediately struck by its fantastic decor—an eclectic mix of modern aesthetics and comfortable warmth that makes it an inviting place to unwind or catch up with friends. Customers rave about the friendly service that makes you feel right at home from the moment you step in. The café prides itself on offering a refined selection of coffee, with multiple brewing methods that cater to the enthusiast and casual drinker alike. Whether you’re in the mood for a double espresso or a comforting cappuccino, Boicot Café has you covered.
But it's not just about the brews. The menu features delightful options ranging from kosher sandwiches to hearty breakfast plates. Patrons like Tom Wilson particularly enjoy the huevos rancheros, a classic Mexican breakfast staple that impresses with its flavors. However, some dishes can have smaller portions, reflecting the café's more exquisite approach to dining. While some reviews suggest the food is "fine but not mind-blowing," the stylish ambiance and quality of the drinks elevate your experience to something memorable.
Diving deeper into their drink selections, you'll find an impressive array that includes matcha and unique coffee concoctions, like the mokachino—a twist on the classic latte with chocolate nuances. Stacey Marolf highlights the impressive ambiance, noting, "What an awesome place!! So incredibly stylish," a sentiment echoed by many who find themselves enchanted by the café's vibe.
However, it’s important to note that the seating arrangements may not be the most comfortable for those looking to work for extended periods, as pointed out by Tingting Zhao. The mix of low tables and chairs might lead to slight discomfort during marathon study sessions, which could be a consideration for future visitors.
Despite minor critiques, Boicot Café emerges as a vibrant spot worth visiting for its dynamic offerings and aesthetic charm. Whether you're stopping by for a quick coffee or settling in for breakfast, the café promises an uplifting experience that combines quality, style, and community.
If you're in the area, don’t forget to make a stop at this delightful café; you just might discover your new favorite coffee spot!
For more information, feel free to reach out at +52 55 6845 6037.
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“ What an awesome place!! So incredibly stylish. The decor is fantastic. Friendly staff and excellent coffee. The food was fine, but not mind blowing. ”
“ Great places with different varieties of drinks and sandwiches and breakfast. Their macha is very good, it’s a good environment to come with friends, I came to work, but the chairs and the tables aren’t very comfortable, most of the tables are too short and low for working, in not a long time my shoulders would started getting painful. The chair and table ratio isn’t that good. ”
“ A great find. There are two Boicot Cafes in Mexico City and I was lucky enough to stumble across one while out running. Clearly they care about coffee, with a wide selection of hot and cold drinks, utilising a variety of different brewing methods. They have a limited breakfast menu as well, I can recommend the veggie omelette. My only disappointment is they had no vitamin (Green or Fruit) smoothies on the day I visited. ”
“ Wonderful, friendly service. They have a lot of cool coffee drinks and a matcha bar. Very cool decor. Good food options, including kosher sandwiches. ”
“ I went this place for breakfast. I got mokachino and huevos rancheros. Mokachino is like latte hot chocolate. I don’t like hot chocolate but mokachino was ok. Huevos rancheros was delicious. Portions are small and this pace is a bit more expensive for Mexico City. There were people with laptops doing work/study. This place is mostly crowded. Service was good. ”
“ I spent about a week in the Roma Norte Colonia of Mexico City, and this was my go-to for the mornings. Many good coffee drinks, decent food, and most of all a great atmosphere to get stuff done. Not that the place is quiet: my to-do list included a lot of writing. The decor, the in and out of others and the cool playlist sent me to a good place. Nor is the place noisy-the soundtrack was just right, good for conversation but booming enough to feel the emotion in the mostly rock offerings. If you are in Roma Norte, give it a visit. ”
“ Super cute cafe. We came in the morning around 730 and there was no wait to get an order in. They have a large menu with alcoholic options and lots of food. If you save your cold brew bottle, you can bring it in for a refill. ”
“ We ordered cappuccinos and found them a bit weak. Pastries were delicious as well as the omelettes. Service was great! I recommend this place. ”