Café Son
An aromatic corner that pays homage to Cuba and its musicians with walls full of pictures, photographs, figurines and even license plates from Havana. It opened its doors in 1999 and, to date, it has four branches strategically located near parks and leafy medians. Places for a relaxing moment or an interesting conversation, with good music in the background.
Highlights:
A bit of Cuba in Mexico City
Javier Sorondo esq. con Leopoldo Lugones, Villa de Cortés, Benito Juárez
Mon. - Sun., 8:00 - 21:00
Price Range
$
Payment Methods
Bank Cards · Cash
Recommended
cappuccino, chai latte, chocolatín
Detailed Info
- COVID Standards
- Open Spaces
- Pet-friendly
- Wheelchair Accessible
- WiFi
- Social Actions They involve the community through dynamics such as photography contests, chess tournaments and have operated as a point of reception of aid for disaster victims
Observations
- Open spaces: chairs and roofed tables outdoors
- Other locations: 3 in Benito Juárez and 1 in the Narvarte neighborhood
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