The second in the series about cafés/coffee shops across Mexico City, that are good for digital nomads, writers and travel bloggers.
The first post was from Roma Norte; this time, I feature six coffee shops in the Juárez neighbourhood in Mexico City, with two of them specifically set up for remote workers.
I had observed, while visiting the cafés here, that the majority of the clients were locals, not gringos.
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1. Coffeefy Workafe – Juárez
Coffeefy Workafe – Juárez is a community workspace and cafe located in the heart of the city, completely set up for the remote worker.
Tagged as: 1st Café-Coworking @ México! They offer the Digital Nomad, Travel Blogger and Remote Workers a Coffee + Workspace and there is no need to worry about overstaying your welcome.
There is a “Skype Room”, which you can use for 60 pesos an hour, perfect for making those business conference calls without disturbing others.
They also have a TV Room with a 43” screen, ideal for quick meetings or interviews and a Meeting Room with a 65″ screen and whiteboard, ideal for presentations or workshops.
Location: Liverpool 69, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México, CDMX
2. Chez Vous #Timecafé
Chez Vous #TimeCafe is a cafe designed for remote workers, where you can come in and pay for a set period of time. They have two tariffs:
- Tarifa Basico: 70 pesos per hour or 280 pesos per day, with unlimited drinks included
- Tarifa Premium: 90 pesos per hour or 360 pesos per day or 4,320 pesos per month, with unlimited selected drinks and snacks included. You can also get up to 10 B&W printouts. Full details on the website, see below.
I visited the one on Calle Marsella in Juárez, which is open from 7:30 am to 9:30 pm. They advertise that the WiFi is superfast. Indeed, it is. I base that on the time it takes to send photos on Gmail.
It’s a great deal for coffee junkies and for those who need a makeshift office without having to worry about overstaying your welcome.
They have 6 branches across CDMX. They also have meeting rooms, private cabins, or you can enjoy the shared area.
Location: Calle Marsella 81, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México, CDMX
3. Ojo de Agua
Staying healthy as a travel blogger. Enjoying a PURIFY juice at the Ojo de Agua in Juárez, whilst spending time answering emails, all part of being a travel blogger.
Location: C. Milan 44, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México, CDMX
4. Gabi’s Café
Gabi’s Café on the corner of Liverpool and Napoles in Juárez, Mexico City, is more of a regular cafe with plenty of space. The prices are cheaper than the fancier places, but hey, if they have WiFi, then every cafe has the potential to be a makeshift office. Probably best to avoid lunchtime rush, if there is one.
Location: Nápoles 55, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México, CDMX
5. Café Nin
Probably the most famous café in Juárez, certainly the most inspiring, atmospheric building hosting a café. It’s a very popular place. Best not to come and hog a table for too long. But of course, good for editing photos on my phone for upcoming blog posts, whilst enjoying a beverage.
The Masala Chai was good. Not over sweetened like many others and the croissant was super fresh!!
Location: Havre 73, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México, CDMX
6. Café Chulo
Café Chulo has a rather cool interior. Located next door to Ojo de Agua, featured above. Lots of space. Comfortable to sit for an hour or two and bash out some blog posts:
They do food too. Grab an earlier breakfast before cracking on with work.
Location: C. Milan 44, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México, CDMX