Raku Café

5 Ant Wirjo - 9 months ago

Great spot for espresso and a quick bite! Really loved the coffee here, not sure how they make it but it had a tinge of coconut flavor. Place has cute outdoor seating too.

5 Humberto Hernandez - 10 months ago

An interesting combination of coffee bar and Japanese food bar.
A few seconds inside and one will love the atmosphere created taking care of all details.
Coffee is at the best level of the city, food is amazing giving a complete experience from flavor to presentation and the service superb.

5 Ana Sofía Vázquez - 10 months ago

I loved the espresso and cortado in this place. The donuts are also amazing and I assume so it’s all the bread.

I had the parfait bowl for breakfast, it was super well served and had delicious maple, berries and granola.

Everything else ordered looked amazing. I’m guessing it is from the same chef as loose blues so I’d definitely come back and try everything.

The prices are reasonable, service is such a plus and the music on point. One of my favorite coffee spots now.

5 Ed On - 4 months ago

Not only does Raku have the best cold brew I've had in Mexico, their Katsu sando and karaage is so good that for a second I thought I was transported back to Tokyo! Their Katsu is one of the thickest I've had and so juicy ????. Staff are super friendly and Raku has great ambiance and a chill vibe

5 Klára Nováková (ufii) - 5 months ago

japanese place in the middle of CDMX! absolutely fantastic! loved the coffee. loved the sando. and that beautiful crockery❤️and also very helpful kind staff. very well done!

4 Robyn Huang - a month ago

4.5 - Cute café with a few outdoor tables and intimate indoor space — nice lattes. The tamago and katsu sandos were really good - very flavourful but a bit bite size for the price.

5 Reginald Williams - 11 months ago

For coffee, food or simply a social gathering place, Mauricio has created a unique little “rinconcito” in the heart of Mexico City’s Juarez/Condesa district. Raku has truly recreated the essence of a chic but Zen-like atmosphere such as one might find in some of the trendier neighborhoods in Tokyo or in Kyoto. Definitely worth a visit. For me, the cold brew turned out to be a drink I was able to linger over and enjoy for almost 45 minutes, savoring the texture and flavor as I might that of a fine brandy or single malt scotch whiskey ????.