Barra De Cafe - Ensenada

It is no place just grab a cup and go... your participation is required since you choose the coffee bean you prefer. It is a nice place near Santa Tomas but it is nothing for a big group since the location is small and intimate.

They roast their own coffee right no the premises in a small-batch roaster right at the front door. This is a tiny place bringing a distinction to the word boutique that you become a part of. I've not sipped espresso so slowly in...ages. It is luscious, a word I use sparingly. I am a writer and work there on the weekends and will continue while I am in town over the next two months. Thanks for the great atmosphere and delicious espresso!

This shop is the first and right now is the only third wave coffee shop in Ensenada. They have many methods of brewing which include: Chemex, Aeropress, pour over, French Press, and an Espresso machine. They have both hot and iced coffee. It has...only been open since the beginning of but they are doing an incredible job creating the coffee culture in Ensenada. I would HIGHLY recommend stopping in at this shop. If you are stepping off of the cruise boat, it is a short walk from the port. If you are driving through, it is a short drive into the city. Go and enjoy the shop! It is small right now but will expand soon. Great coffee Free wifi Cookies Friendly and bilingual staff Great price for the coffee (much cheaper than Starbucks) I would give more than stars if possible!

I was looking for Mexican coffee to use at our apt. and to take back north . I didn't drink there coffee right there on the sight, but I did buy kinds....one bag was from Nayarit, and the other one was from Chiapis. They...fine ground it for grams in all. Used it all up over a few weeks....very tasty . Went back to buy more....but they were out of both of the coffees I wanted, so I didn't buy any that day. Very nice coffee shop....some goodies to eat with your cup of coffee. The staff were super nice. Will return here for fresh ground coffee to buy to take home. Try this coffee place, you will like it.

This was a good find in the commercial zone for a couple of gringos just out walking around town. It's a very small shop that shares a seating room with a bakery and small restaurant. The Bodega de St. Thomas is across the street, and...there are a few more shops in the repurposed commercial buildings. Off the beaten tourist path, and well worth a visit for a good cap or latte.