Café y Chocolate
Mexican restaurant · Newbold
1532 Snyder Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19145
Highlights
Mexican cafe with Oaxacan hot chocolate & creative cheesesteaks
Mexican cafe with Oaxacan hot chocolate & creative cheesesteaks
"There are few things that get us out of bed when we’d rather be sleeping: a fire alarm because our neighbors can’t make toast, avoiding a long line at the carwash, and an order of huevos motuleños especiales from Café y Chocolate. Bathing in spicy salsa verde, each tortilla comes packed with refried black beans, a poached egg mixed with ham and mozzarella cheese, roasted poblano rojas, caramelized onions, and tomatoes. Besides that, the West Passyunk spot’s menu includes staples like enchiladas, tortas, crispy churros, and an unforgettable Mexican hot chocolate sprinkled with cinnamon." - alison kessler, candis mclean
"There are few things that get us out of bed when we’d rather be sleeping: a fire alarm because our apartment neighbor can’t make toast, avoiding a long line at the carwash, and an order of huevos motuleños especiales from South Philly's Café y Chocolate. Bathing in spicy salsa verde, each tortilla comes packed with refried black beans, a poached egg mixed with ham and mozzarella cheese, roasted poblano rojas, caramelized onions, and tomatoes. Besides that, their menu is full of staples like enchiladas, tortas, crispy churros, and an unforgettable Mexican hot chocolate sprinkled with cinnamon." - alison kessler, candis mclean
"As the name suggests, you can’t beat the coffee and Oaxacan hot chocolate from this approachable all-day brunch favorite near Marconi Plaza. Café y Chocolate also does freshly squeezed juices along with Mexican comfort food standbys like huevos rancheros and crispy flautas. It’s a cozy, family-friendly spot you can count on for a great midday meal any day of the week." - Ernest Owens
"Nobody does desayuno like this Mexican breakfast spot on Snyder. Classics like huevos a la Mexicana and molletes appear alongside tofu scramble burritos and chilaquiles. True to its name, Café y Chocolate also serves spiced hot chocolate and an extensive menu of Mexican-influenced espresso drinks, including coffee milkshakes. Breakfast starts at 9 a.m. daily." - Maddy Sweitzer-Lamme
"Few things are more satisfying in life than Café y Chocolate’s Huevos Motuleños Especiales. The dish swims in spicy salsa verde with refried black beans and comes topped with a poached egg mixed with ham and mozzarella cheese, roasted poblano rojas, caramelized onions, and tomatoes. This neighborhood Mexican cafe and coffee shop doesn’t have the largest sidewalk setup—outlining the mural-wrapped building are small square tables and folding chairs. But from your seat, you’ll have views of the bright and striking floral art that’s all over the restaurant’s exterior." - candis mclean
