Cafecito 1806
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Cafecito1806 is truly something special.
I stopped by one day to try the coffee and was so impressed that I came back the very next day. It’s rare for a place to leave that kind of impression so quickly, but Cafecito1806 did exactly that.
The owner is one of the kindest, warmest people I’ve met, and it shows in everything about the shop. Every cup of coffee is crafted with intention, care, love, and skill. The quality of the coffee and products is absolutely...read full review
I stopped by one day to try the coffee and was so impressed that I came back the very next day. It’s rare for a place to leave that kind of impression so quickly, but Cafecito1806 did exactly that.
The owner is one of the kindest, warmest people I’ve met, and it shows in everything about the shop. Every cup of coffee is crafted with intention, care, love, and skill. The quality of the coffee and products is absolutely...read full review
Great coffee and atmosphere! We stopped by after crossing back over the border and it was a great idea. We even met the owner who works there now and is super nice and knowledgeable about the area. He was kind enough to give us recommendations for the area! After coffee do yourself a favor and head to Michoacán tacos across the street for lunch!
Best coffee in San Ysidro! Support local business.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 6:30AM - 1PM |
| Wednesday | 6:30AM - 1PM |
| Thursday | 6:30AM - 11PM |
| Friday | 6:30 - 11AM 4:30 - 8:30PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 1PM 6 - 9PM |
| Sunday | 9:30AM - 1PM |
Cafecito 1806 is a new coffee shop in San Ysidro, offering unique flavors and good vibes. It's a local business that locals are excited to support. The shop is conveniently located and offers onsite and street parking. Popular drinks include the Mexican Mocha and Honey Iced latter, as well as an exquisite hot honey latte with smooth arabica beans and a delicious iced mocha with chocolate Ibarra. The shop is described as a pillar of the community and a spot that San Ysidro needed.