Blend Station Condesa is a very popular cafe for nomads and students, we have listed the two that are most popular in our guide, Blend Station Condesa and also the Blend Station in Roma. You can expect great service, fair prices and space to open your laptop and get your work done. It can get a bit noisy with the music at times so keep that in mind incase you need somewhere quite to focus. On the other hand if you are looking for good vibes and energy while co-working, this could be a great cafe for you!

http://www.blendstation.com.mx/

Blend Station Roma is a very popular cafe for nomads, students and international visitors alike on the hunt for nice places to enjoy a brunch, chill or get some work done. Expect to see many people working on their laptops while getting their coffee fix!

The cold-brew and carajillo are great as well as their cappuccinos and lattes. Blend Station kindly offers extension cords outside incase you need to give your phone or laptop a charge.

http://www.blendstation.com.mx/

Baveno is a popular cafe / brunch spot for digital nomads wanting a quiet place to hang out and get some work done. Baveno has power points and decent WiFi. It’s maybe not the cheapest cafe around but a decent place to work. Good coffee options but keep in mind the menu maybe a bit limited if you are looking to eat.

Baveno doesn’t have an outdoor patio area but the facade doors roll up nicely connecting the indoors and outdoors while offering comfort

Boicot Cafe is a comfy and spacious laptop friendly cafe offering excellent cold brews and an extensive coffee menu. Good selection of food and service can be expected at Boicot.

Cafebrería El Péndulo is a cute and popular bookstore and coffee shop in the Condesa neighbourhood of Mexico City. If you like being surrounded by books this could be just the place for you to hang out, have a coffee or a nice meal and get some work done on your laptop. Good selection of food and beverages (including alcoholic).

More info : http://pendulo.com/

Enhorabuena Café is a cute little coffeeshop in one of the trendiest parts of Mexico city. A great place for good food, fair prices, excellent service and to go with your laptop for some remote work time. Good vegetarian options as well as plenty of non dairy milk options.

Frëims Café is a popular cafe in La Condesa often with lines of people waiting to get in on weekends due to its popularity. Frëims has a nice outdoor garden space at the rear and is a good spot in the city to have a coffee, breakfast, lunch, all the way through to cocktails while also getting some work done on your laptop.

More info: https://freims.mx/menudigital

Haab Project is a community & working cafe open Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 6:00 pm, Saturday and Sunday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. Haab Project is a community-based membership where entrepreneurs, innovators and creatives can mingle, work and network. Haab Project has a “Lobby” space open to the public where you can get free high speed WiFi, grab a coffee and work or there’s the restaurant Spot where you can enjoy simple, delicious food made from local seasonal product. If you’re looking for an alternative to a regular cafe, Haab could be a great choice to take your laptop and meet interesting people.

More info: https://www.haabproject.com/

Coffeefy Workafe is a nice cafe designed for co-working / remote workers where you can take your laptop, get wifi and get some work done while enjoying coffee and snacks including vegan and vegetarian options. There is fast wifi and charging points which is super handy. There are also paid spaces if you need to make a call for example and need some quiet / privacy.

More info: http://coffeefy.com.mx/

Chez Vous #Timecafé is a purpose-built work cafe where you can pay by the hour or the day rather than by paying for food and drinks like in other cafes. With the payment comes unlimited tea, coffee and snacks so it may work out better for you if you are drinking lots of tea or coffee during the day when you’re out remote working. If you’re finished with work and want to chill you can also play board games. One of the benefits of a place like Chez Vous #Timecafé is that the place is designed for people working and you’re paying for the time so there’s no guilt. Maybe the coffee isn’t going to be the best you’ll have but it’s a solid option as a regular work location in Mexico City.

More info: https://chezvoustimecafe.com/

Básico is the place to go for healthy food and drinks including gluten-free and vegetarian/vegan options. There’s plenty of space inside to sit down and work on your laptop.

More info: http://www.sebasico.com/

Cafe Curado is a bit of a hidden gem and a great work cafe. There is comfortable indoor seating for getting work done and also a nice outdoor area to chill. Expect really good coffee, plenty of options and a nice menu if hunger strikes. There are a couple of larger tables to co-work with others which is nice and a chance to meet other remote workers and strike up a conversation.

More info: http://www.curado.cafe/