Cafe Ollama

Cafe Ollama is a quaint Mexican coffee shop serving a limited menu of delicious authentic drinks. I went with the classic Cafe de Olla which was delicious and richly flavored. Perfect on a cold winter day. Such a cute little coffee shop to stop in at and enjoy a nice cup of coffee or pastry.

We had a variety of coffees and a pumpkin concha. Everything was good and unique. We had a flight and a Mami Gloria. Out of everything the Cafe de Olla (cold) was my favorite. It absolutely slapped. Service was great. You can do any of the drinks in the flight. They give you two and you choose two. The cafe is cute. It's a little small so seating might be tight inside but they also have outdoor seating.

Recently I ordered the CDMX Smog. It honeslty tasted like watered down champorado. My boyfriend ordered the Mami Gloria which is iced espresso with Coca-Cola. Neither one of us cared much at all for these coffees. $15 total for both coffees. I will definitely order something else if we come back. The staff are nice and the cafe is cute with art work hung up to enjoy while you wait or while you sip your coffee. I also noticed some danish available at the counter.

This is such a cute cafe! They were super quick to make the order and even gave a great recommendation. I got one of the holiday drinks and it was a surprising combination of flavors in coffee. I really enjoyed it! I can't wait to try the others on the menu!

We stopped in today to get a coffee and we are glad we did! They have quality coffee and nice service. My husband had a hot caramel and vanilla latte with oat milk and I had an iced caramel latte with oat milk. Both were flavorful and quality espresso. My husband also had a cherry pastry but the bottom was burnt so he just ate the top section. This is a unique and artistic cafe with a calming ambience and South American music that was lively but just the right noise level.

I love trying new coffee shops with friends. We chose Cafe Ollama this week and could not have been happier with our choice. It is smaller than I realized, but also very cozy. They have a small menu but all were explained to us by the young girl working. I saw they had a flight through Yelp pictures but was not on the menu so we asked. It was available and came with a hot and cold cafe ollama brew - plus you pick two. A few danish to pick from but they were tasty. My favorite was the Tia de Rosa - however I was not a fan of the dried flowers on top as they were not edible. We will be back and also recommend this place.

I love Cafe Ollama! I've never had a drink I didn't like here, and the menu has something for everyone. I personally love the Cafe de Olla...it's the perfect iced drink for a warm KC day!! The flavors are spot on and the whipped topping is the perfect touch. They also offer coffee flights at select times throughout the week! Service is always very friendly and the shop has lots of room to sit and chat with friends or get some work done. You won't regret stopping by.

Come for the coffee. Stay for the culture. Visited Ollama located on the western edge of the crossroads. A charming cafe full of character and offering traditional Mexican coffee. The featured drink & most popular is the café de olla. Delicious style of coffee native to rural Mexico that's slowly brewed with canela, piloncillo and spices. Topped with salted sweet foam and a little cookie. Super tasty! Also offering coffee flights & Mexican pastries. Fast and friendly service Wonderful views and a sweet little patio area to feel like you're a part of the hustle and bustle of downtown. Everything in Cafe Ollama pays homage to their Mexican roots and culture. I can't wait to go back!

I love this place, it is so cute and unique! I walked in and felt like I was transported into a cafe in Central America! It also has this feel like you're in someone's living room. It might actually be- I am not sure! My friend and I got the Cafe de Olla and it was delicious!!! I'm super picky about drinks and this was pure perfection! The young lady working was nice as can be as well. A couple complaints, though it still deserves 5 starts, it was very very hot in there and I was sweating. Also, it seems as though in the back is someone's home or another business because after I saw the young lady leave it was a ghost town around 10:30 or so. I felt like I had to do customer service when a few people walked in and asked if anyone is working. They need maybe a bell to ring for service? Or completely close if no one is working? I'll be back for sure when it's not quite as hot out.

This is a cute little coffee shop in the crossroads. Making some aweome coffee and has everything you need. They sell some pastries but if you are just looking for coffee then this is the place to be.