Café Cultura

5 Oscar Gtz - a week ago

Good local coffees, a lot of different extraction methods and espresso based drinks. The barista knows his stuff, limited food options but the coffee is worth the visit alone.

5 Rick Dodds - 9 months ago

A true delightful espresso and other coffee place close to the zocalo in Pueblo. La Marzocco machine, great beans and skilled baristas. Highly recommended! I think it must be the best place in town.

5 Igor Schneider - 2 months ago

Hands down the best coffee I had in all of Mexico!
I travelled through Mexico for 1 month now and this is the best coffee I had. Also the filled Croissants and the Chai Latte are super delicious.
If you're looking for a real Italian-style espresso (it really is a real espresso!) or coffee, this is the place to go!

3 Daniel Cuesta - a year ago

The barista was a bit impatient (maybe always, maybe just today)--I can't confirm yet. Weird because there was barely anyone here. But whatevs.

The coffee is good enough, but Clemente (a few blocks away) has better service + more importantly: better coffee!!! Comparatively, the brew+temp here was ok. You'll have to try for yourself. Me? I'm sticking with the Clemente.

Note: I've lived in Colombia and Indonesia (and visited fincas known for growing some of the best coffee) and now after 3 months in Mexico, I've been enjoying the F out of coffee beans from Oaxaca, Veracruz, Chiapas, and Puebla. Coffee flavors, like wine, are a personal choice. It depends on your palette really because every roast and brewing method yields a different experience. So based on my experience and pallette, this coffee was good, but nothing special. And at a café, what makes coffee even more special, is the knowledge, skill, attitude, and awareness from the barista--so based on that interaction, this place is gets 3 stars--the barista seemed too important/unenthused to have a conversation about coffee--and again, there was barely anyone here (and I am bilingual, so it's not a language issue). I wouldn't be surprised to learn that the kid doesn't even drink coffee, and if he does, the most important question is does he love coffee--or is this just his job? It makes a difference when you do what you love and when your food/beverages are made by people who love what they make.

This place wins on one thing: the wifi speed, but not by much--that's it.

5 Caroline Cheah - a month ago

Great spot with absolutely amazing coffee! Coffee was made with such care and precision and was one of the best coffees I’ve ever had. Reasonably priced for the quality of coffee too.

5 The Way We Saw It - a year ago

Probably one of the best coffee places in Puebla. excellent coffee machine and excellent selection of coffee, very friendly service. The interior is not very cosy so you might prefer to take your coffee as a coffee to go. Very good Internet connection.

5 Jairo Josue Barrios Ruiz - 3 days ago

Best coffee I’ve had in years. Locally sourced, roasted to perfection, and prepared with care. Ordered a Gibraltar, as I had a Nespresso at my hotel room earlier. Eye opener for sure. Will come back later to try Something else in their menu.