Mulata Café de Especialidad — Restaurant in Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

I have 2 years in BA🇦🇷, I never been in such bad place like that Coffee, Last time I was with my girlfriend there for drinking afternoon coffee , at first I thought that I made good choice ( such the area of Palermo) but finally I regret really, First: we was waiting like 1 hour for 2 coffees ( we was really bored ) Second: when they bring to us ( it was without the cakes, and I was obligated to search it ) Three: we was drinking and suddenly one guy that’s works there came to say to us ( we should leave , I don’t know why ) me I was really nervous but my girlfriend she said to me don’t worry we move and forget that place . Four : no body comes to say sorry or something like , they was really bad and without any education with us . Conclusion: I don’t advise anyone to go there ( the coffee was really bad I don’t like and people there sadly they don’t deserve to work in area like Palermo, where you have people from around the world cause the gives bad view of argentina and they don’t treat...

I’m fortunate to be living just around the corner from this excellent Café. They excel at everything one would expect from a specialty coffee shop: delicious food, great coffee, and exceptional service.

The corner stone of any specialty coffee establishment is the Barista. Carolina is a phenomenal barista. She is knowledgeable, precise and consistent in the quality of her work. She is one of the best baristas in the city.

The menu is predominantly traditional Colombian breakfast food. Delicious and healthy. They have an assortment of desserts that are homemade and quite flavorful.

The service is exceptional. All who work there go above and beyond to serve customers. Especially Miranda who always greets customers with a kind and welcoming smile and a super friendly attitude.

Overall a great and distinguished specialty coffee shop. Highly recommended.

Thank you Mulata Café for my daily exquisite...

Tried to eat in this place twice during my trip to Buenos Aires but with no luck. On the first time the cafe didn’t open which was fair enough but the second time the opening times on Google says it opens at 9:30am but got there a little earlier and was happy to wait for it to open. This was 9:18am. Asked the waitress and she asked for 20 minutes to open it. Ok I waited outside. They opened the side door and kept the other door near I was closed. Got in there again 9:40am and the chef asked for 10 more minutes until open. In total I waited for 30 min outside and then decided to go somewhere else because I had a flight back home to catch. It’s a shame because my Argentinian friend recommended the place but it’s sad that the opening times are not respected and unfortunately I couldn’t wait all day until the staff was ready to open the cafe 30 min after what...