La Malinche Coffee & Tea House
Coffee shop · Pilsen ·
Mexican fruit teas, chilaquiles, paninis, coffee, crepes & pastries
Mexican fruit teas, chilaquiles, paninis, coffee, crepes & pastries
"This fantastic cafe in Pilsen seems like it was made specifically for the work-anywhere-but-the-office set. Not only does La Malinche serve great coffee and tasty sandwiches, crepes, and breakfast dishes like chilaquiles, it’s also fully equipped with wifi, plenty of outlets, and even a printer. It’s the kind of relaxed space where you can come to work alone, or with a small group while downing delicious café de olla out of terracotta mugs. La Malinche closes pretty late for a coffee shop, 6pm during the week and 5pm on the weekends, so don’t come here if you need an excuse to close your laptop at 2:30pm." - adrian kane, john ringor, veda kilaru
"La Malinche Coffee & Tea House is a fantastic cafe in Pilsen serving great coffee alongside tasty breakfast dishes, sandwiches, and crepes. It’s the kind of relaxed space where you can come to work alone while downing café de olla out of terracotta mugs, but it’s also an ideal spot to catch up with a friend over a plate of chilaquiles. There’s a bunch of sandwiches on the menu too, and most of them can be made into crepe form. La Malinche closes pretty late for a coffee shop (5pm during the week and on the weekends), so don’t come here if you need an excuse to close your laptop at 2:30pm." - adrian kane, alyssa reyes, veda kilaru, john ringor
"Colorful Pilsen spot La Malinche Coffee & Tea House imports Mexican fruit tea blends like strawberry & mango or the ponche-inspired guava punch which are sold hot, iced or by the bag to brew at home. Get cozy with a cup and some green chilaquiles or pozole rojo." - Sam Nelson
"La Malinche Coffee & Tea House is a fantastic cafe in Pilsen serving great coffee alongside tasty breakfast dishes, sandwiches, and crepes. It’s the kind of relaxed space you can come to work alone and down café de olla out of terracotta mugs, but it’s also an ideal spot to catch up with a friend over a plate of chilaquiles. There are a bunch of sandwiches on the menu, and most of them can be made into crepe form. La Malinche seems like it was made specifically for the work-anywhere-but-the-office set—besides food to get you through the day, it’s fully equipped with wifi, plenty of outlets, and even a printer. It closes pretty late for a coffee shop too (6pm during the week) so don’t come here if you need an excuse to close your laptop at 3pm." - Veda Kilaru
Pilsen’s vibrant café channels Mexican flavors into fruit-forward tea infusions served hot or iced, alongside chilaquiles and paninis. Featured by Eater Chicago and profiled by Block Club Chicago for its community roots and owner’s resilient story.
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