Kiyo Café is on Marsella in Juárez. The small coffee counter has a pastry case and outdoor tables beneath shade trees.
Kiyo began in Oaxaca. Its Mexico City filter menu includes Mexican coffees and a rotating international lot; each cup takes around ten minutes to prepare.
Kiyo also has a coffee window at Jalapa 117 in Roma. It’s the quicker stop for a takeaway. Marsella is the Juárez address if you want to sit outside with a coffee and something from the pastry case.
Coffee
The menu includes espresso, milk drinks, matcha latte, golden milk, salted mocha, cold brew and seasonal specials.
Filter
The filter menu includes Mexican coffees from Veracruz and Oaxaca alongside a changing international lot. Each is brewed to order, with a stated preparation time of ten minutes.
Food
The counter serves grilled cheese with tomato soup, breakfast sandos, overnight oats, chilaquiles, vegan cookies, chocolatín and muffins. A pistachio cruffin is also available when it has not sold out.
Service & Room
The small Marsella counter has a few outdoor tables. Come early if you want a seat under the trees, or take your coffee away for a walk through Juárez.
Why Kiyo Café is shortlisted by Filter Notes
Kiyo serves Mexican filter coffee, espresso and creative drinks at its compact Marsella counter. Pastries are available while stocks last.