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1. Churrería El Moro (Eje Central)
The original El Moro churrería on Eje Central, frying churros to a 1935 recipe brought from Spain and serving them with hot chocolate made from Tabasco cacao.
View details — Churrería El Moro (Eje Central)Coffee shops, bakeries, tea rooms and dessert spots for breakfast, a light lunch or a break between sights.
12 places · Updated October 27, 2026
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The original El Moro churrería on Eje Central, frying churros to a 1935 recipe brought from Spain and serving them with hot chocolate made from Tabasco cacao.
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A homely vegetarian Mexican restaurant in Donceles 28, listed in the 2026 Michelin Guide, best known for breakfasts with handmade tortillas.
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A downtown café and bakery on Avenida Nader where sweet bread comes out of the oven every half hour, serving Mexican breakfasts, lunches and dinners.
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Elena Reygadas's bakery on Calle Colima in Roma Norte, opened in 2012 and famous for its guava roll, with a small bar and a few street-side tables.
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A family-run downtown coffee house in a converted home near Mercado 28, roasting Chiapas arabica every week and serving frappés, paninis and homemade bread.
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An old-school coffee house on Avenida Morelos, open since the early 1950s, linked by legend with Fidel Castro and Che Guevara and known for coffee roasted on site.
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A huge traditional bakery on 16 de Septiembre, founded in 1927, selling conchas and pan dulce downstairs and showing hundreds of display cakes in its upstairs Museo del Pastel.
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A small downtown chain of cafés with an in-house bakery, popular for breakfast and brunch, from chilaquiles to eggs Benedict with smoked salmon.
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The Roma Norte café of BUNA, a Mexican coffee company working directly with farmers, serving its own coffee and selling chocolate, honey and beans to take away.
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A Parisian-style café and bakery on Avenida Xpuhil, known for house-made macarons, baguettes, quiches and crêpes, with a garden for children.
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The Cancún branch of a Quintana Roo chocolate company founded in 2004, serving spiced Chocolate Maya, coffee drinks and gluten-free brownies.
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A family sweet shop founded in 1874 on Calle 5 de Mayo, with an Art Nouveau interior, French mirrors and around 120 kinds of handmade Mexican sweets.
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