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🇲🇽 Mexico City, Mexico

Best Cafes to Work From in Mexico City

Laptop-friendly spots with fast WiFi, power outlets, and great coffee. Every cafe tested by remote workers.

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Cafes
4
Power Outlets
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Avg Score
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Blend Station Condesa

📍 · Av. Tamaulipas 141, Hipódromo

10
Score
📶140 Mbps•Excellent WiFi
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Power OutletsYes
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Noise LevelModerate Noise
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SeatingN/A
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Cardinal Casa de Café

📍 · Condesa (near Parque México)

9
Score
📶120 Mbps•Excellent WiFi
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Power OutletsYes
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Noise LevelQuiet
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SeatingN/A
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Quentin Café Roma

📍 · Av. Álvaro Obregón 64, Roma Norte

8
Score
📶100 Mbps•Excellent WiFi
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Power OutletsYes
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Noise LevelModerate Noise
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SeatingN/A
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Dosis Café

📍 · Av. Álvaro Obregón 24, Roma Norte

8
Score
📶95 Mbps•Good WiFi
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Power OutletsYes
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Noise LevelModerate Noise
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SeatingN/A
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Cafebrería El Péndulo

📍 · Av. Álvaro Obregón 86, Roma Norte

7
Score
📶85 Mbps•Good WiFi
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Power OutletsLimited
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Noise LevelQuiet
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SeatingN/A
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💡 Cafe Work Tips for Mexico City

1

Buy something every 2-3 hours. Be a good customer—cafes appreciate regulars who support them.

2

Test WiFi before settling in. Run a speed test during your first coffee to avoid surprises.

3

Bring headphones. Noise levels vary throughout the day—be prepared for lunch rushes.

4

Visit during off-peak hours. 10-12am and 3-5pm usually have the best seats available.

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