Coffee shops and bakeries
“Nada está perdido si se tiene por fin el valor de proclamar que todo está perdido y que hay que empezar de nuevo.”
–Julio Cortázar
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Café Begonia
Inside, we become one—there’s a transformation within the chaos and rhythm. It’s meaningful to realize how many hands it takes to make this possible, and it’s deeply motivating to experience the full process: seeing the effort behind every drink and dish that reaches the table.
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Pasguato
The name comes from something very personal: my grandma calls her children and grandchildren “pazguatos.” It means something like “silly,” but in an affectionate tone. I liked writing it with an “s” instead of a “z”; making it my own. The project has that spirit too: not taking things too seriously, but still doing them with intention.
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Celaje Café
No matter what time of day it is, when you enter this space you lose track of time because of how cozy it feels. It’s a concept not everyone has; you find creative and unique details in every corner.
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Calidia
Part of the Calidia experience is that, each season or month, our customers can discover a new menu. We design the bakery items, beverages, and food from scratch, offering innovative options alongside our fixed menu.
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Bombs Coffee
The intention was to bring a different concept to Durango: a space that combined technique, innovation in beverages, and clear inspiration from international projects that understood coffee as an experience, not just consumption.
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Bailongo
Managing events, collaborations, exhibitions, music sessions, as well as the curatorship needed to keep the space alive, requires a much greater investment of time and energy than we imagined, and it forced us to understand that the project isn’t just a physical place but a living community where bonds are formed.
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La Helena
There were no nearby projects offering coffees from other parts of Mexico, and that seemed like a huge challenge. I didn’t know if the neighborhood would take it well, but the goal was clear: to create a decentralized project and build a community.
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La Nebulosa
If Nebulosa were a city, it would be in Mos Eisley, on the planet Tatooine, in the Star Wars universe. You don't come here just for coffee… you come to start your next adventure.
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Monarch Haus
Our advice: don’t try to analyze the coffee. Just sit and watch how the light breaks through the leaves of the trees, and how people rehearse their own happiness over freshly baked bread. That three-minute peace is probably the most expensive and rare item on our menu.
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Espíritu Café
Espíritu was born at the foothills of a mountain, rooted in a generational love for coffee and conceived as a window into origin. From the hands and hearts of our people to the final cup.
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Koneko Sweet Stand
The original idea was simple: to offer tea, coffee, or matcha while people shopped. We opened with that quiet, almost understated intention. But something unexpected happened.
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Las Dunas Record Café
We're a cultural space that unites the city's music lovers. If you're visiting Monterrey and you enjoy music and coffee, Las Dunas is a must-visit.
