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Blend Station

Café · Condesa, Mexico City, Mexico

4.0
4.0/5
5 demo reports — launch dataset
Demo data
🥇 First report by Lena
LaptopsLaptops welcome
Wifi56 Mbps
Quiet2.8/5

Laptop etiquette

Laptops welcome5 of 5 reports say so
  • Laptops welcome · 5

Extremely popular for remote work, often full of laptop users throughout the day.

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The signals

from 5 reports

Iffy for calls

Fast and steady — just not the quietest spot for a call.

Wifi speed
56 Mbps
16 Mbps93 Mbps

Average of 5 speed tests filed here — every dot is one test, the green mark is the average.

Wifi holds up
4.0/5

5 reports · spread 3–5

1 = Patchy · 5 = Rock-solid

Quiet
2.8/5

5 reports · spread 2–4

1 = Bustling · 5 = Silent

Plugs
3.4/5

5 reports · all within a point

1 = No sockets · 5 = Sockets everywhere

Seating
3.8/5

5 reports · spread 3–5

1 = Cramped · 5 = Loungey

Natural light
4.2/5

5 reports · spread 3–5

1 = Dim · 5 = Bright

How it compares in Mexico City

  • Wi-Fi56 Mbps

    Faster than 2 of 7 measured spots in Mexico City

  • Quiet2.8/5

    Quieter than 2 of 7 measured spots in Mexico City

Ranked against every Mexico City spot we’ve measured — a map pin can’t tell you that.

Best time to go

Quietest in the morning — noise 2.0/5 from 1 report. Loudest in lunchtime, at 4.0/5.

Most people report working here in the afternoon — 3 of 5 reports.

1
Morning
noise 2.0/5
16 Mbps
1
Lunch
noise 4.0/5
33 Mbps
3
Afternoon
noise 3.3/5
77 Mbps
0
Evening
no rating

Bars are how many reports came from each window, not a live busyness feed.

RWA write-up

A café in Condesa, Mexico City, averaging 56 Mbps across 5 speed tests, laptops welcome, rated 2.8/5 for quiet. 5 people have filed 5 reports here, and every number on this page is computed from them.

56 Mbps
Wifi
3.4/5
Plugs
Morning
Quietest

What people mention

Sockets everywhere×2Natural light×1Quiet corner×1Standing desks×1

Where it is

Condesa, Mexico City, Mexico

Open map

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Community reports

5 reports · 5 reporters

Newest 7 Jul 2026 · oldest 24 Jan 2026

These are all launch-dataset reports — every one carries a “Demo dataset” tag. Real check-ins land alongside them and count the same.

Top contributors here

Layla Haddad

Demo data

Worked over lunch ·

4.0/5
33 Mbps💻 Laptops welcome

Loud at lunch and the connection dropped to 33. Fine for an hour if you are not on a call.

Wifi holds up
3.0/5
Quiet
2.0/5
Plugs
3.0/5
Seating
3.0/5
Light
3.0/5
Demo datasetNatural light

Pablo Herrera

Demo data

Worked the afternoon ·

5.0/5
81 Mbps💻 Laptops welcome

81 down and dependable, sockets under most tables, and the light through the garden side is superb.

Wifi holds up
5.0/5
Quiet
2.0/5
Plugs
3.0/5
Seating
4.0/5
Light
5.0/5
Demo datasetSockets everywhere

Ana Ribeiro

Demo data

Worked the afternoon ·

3.0/5
93 Mbps💻 Laptops welcome

93 down and every seat taken by one in the afternoon. Great space, but you are competing for it with forty other laptops.

Wifi holds up
5.0/5
Quiet
3.0/5
Plugs
4.0/5
Seating
5.0/5
Light
5.0/5
Demo datasetStanding desks

Diego Salas

Demo data

Worked the afternoon ·

4.0/5
58 Mbps💻 Laptops welcome

58 down and it slipped a couple of times. Lovely light in the afternoon and a calm corner if you get there first.

Wifi holds up
3.0/5
Quiet
3.0/5
Plugs
3.0/5
Seating
3.0/5
Light
5.0/5
Demo datasetQuiet corner

Jonas Lehmann

Demo data

Worked the morning ·

4.0/5
16 Mbps💻 Laptops welcome

Only 16 down, which for Roma Norte is disappointing. Quiet though, and there is power at nearly every table.

Wifi holds up
4.0/5
Quiet
4.0/5
Plugs
4.0/5
Seating
4.0/5
Light
3.0/5
Demo datasetSockets everywhere

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