Mexico — Restaurant in Naples

We visited from the US and every morning on vacation we like to try different coffee shops & their pastries. We tried a latte, sfogliatella and another croissant that was filled with jam. The latte was good but not great, the croissant with jam was delicious & the sfogliatella, mixed feelings. This was our first time trying one so not entirely sure what to expect but the filling was good, the outside was like uncooked pasta. I thought it was decent but my husband was not a fan. As far as the service, they do not serve you at the table but you can bring the food and drink outside to eat. Unfortunately this was also our first time on our trip (Rome & Naples) that we encountered someone who did not speak English. Not docking anything for that but just an FYI for any English only speakers like us. We were able to get our order just fine though considering. Another side note to mention is the bathroom was rough. Overall an ok experience on food & service (they were busy chatting with each other as we...

Historical coffee shop with their own produced coffee powder under the brand Passalacqua.

If you are looking for the perfect espresso, stop here.

Moreover you can enjoy a delicious traditional "sfogliatella", a pastry born in Naples 2 centuries ago.

The coffee shop Mexico has a couple of more branch in other place of Naples.

For an extra experience, I suggest to give a try to the "Harem", an espresso with a different coffee powder; amazing.

On a different note, beware of the sorrounding and the people that want to sell you anything outside the coffee shop; pickpockets and trickster could be there, however the area is well guarded by the...

Wow what a place to test REAL good coffee. Local place with very good coffee and also acesories to buy. Sounds like it never changed from when they opened. Serving coffee with soarklîg water or normal water feom the tap. Very nice ans smilling waiter which can teach you about the story of Mexico coffee. Fro me a must go when visiting Napoli, as Napoli is culinary well know for 2 things: Pizza and coffee. I DO...