Mandrake Café — Restaurant in Mexico City

this is my favorite café, because it has a lot of good points, first of all, the attention, when you arrive, they take your order with a smile and caring of you, second, the taste of the food and drinks, they have a variety of them, and recently they improved with breakfasts, but those ones leave nothing to be desired, something to be clear is that for two people you may waste $300/$400 mexican pesos, including breakfast and a drink, one of the thinks they may improve is that the place is small, not a lot but a little bit, there are not a lot of benches, but there are in a good zone, in conclusion. This is a beautiful place in a good zone with good taste and a little high prices to pass time with your friends, boyfriend or girlfriend and also with family, definitely I’ll...

We had a disappointing experience here. We ordered chai with oat milk but were given whole milk instead. Aside from the mediocre taste, it also had noticeable sediments.

As for the coffee, I didn’t think it was possible to over-extract espresso on a Sanremo machine—but they somehow managed to do it with both the long black and the flat white. The result was bitter and unbalanced.

The seating was uncomfortable, and the staff refused to make space for us when we asked.

The only real positive? The restroom was clean.

If you just need a regular coffee to go, this place might be fine. But if you’re looking to hang out or enjoy high-quality specialty coffee, I wouldn’t...

A cute café with an inviting facade, but unfortunately, the drinks and pastries were very underwhelming. The service was average, a bit impersonal when I arrived. I ordered an iced chai latte with lactose-free milk and an almond croissant. The chai was overly sweet, and the almond croissant was just a regular, bland croissant with a few almonds sprinkled on top—nothing special. It wasn’t even warmed, which was disappointing. Prices were average, but overall, the experience wasn’t memorable. Despite its charming exterior and nice interior, the food and drinks didn’t live up to...