Café Borola

5 Hamidreza Rafatnejad - 2 years ago

Very friendly staff. A good and cosy place to work but is not that much energetic. If you are looking for a crowded place this would not be the choice. Also is a coffee roaster, with specific selection of very high quality single origin coffee, both to order and to buy whole beans, you can also want them to grind it for you though not recommend (you will lose the taste).

4 Monica Rivera - 3 years ago

They offer many coffee options, from the type and origin of coffee through the preparation methods (french press, syphon, etc). Staff is friendly, service is fast. Their bakery selection is delicious. I loved the horchata 3 leches cake and the berries cheesecake. The venue is simple, it has some tables and also a counter with high chairs. It is a nice place to grab a cup of coffee and a dessert.

5 Andy Martinez - 5 years ago

Great coffee and friendly staff. They also have a good collection of board games for you to choose from while you enjoy your java. Chess while drinking up my caffeine? Yes please!

5 Joe Lee - 3 years ago

Amazing atmosphere, felt super relaxed and the coffee(chemex) was delicious. Also had a fluffy flaky crispy croissant.

5 Roberto Guerrero - 2 years ago

Good morning service in the weekend, took a "Cafe de Olla" very good! Nice pottery!

5 Josefina Mercedes - 3 years ago

I hadbthe best hostess and amaizing coffee and learned alot

3 Manuel Buitrago - 4 years ago

I really wanted to like this place but I was just not impressed with the coffee quality. I ordered a small cappuccino that was more like a large latte. I smelled the beans and also felt like the aroma wasn't interesting. However, they do sell really cool mugs that have a Dia de los Muertos design. So I would go for the souvenir but I'd get my coffee elsewhere or at least order a cortado or macchiato so you can actually taste the coffee.