Behind the thatched-roof storefront is a world of expertly crafted drinks that makes Ki’bok Coffee the best stop for coffee lovers craving more than just a caffeine fix. I can only speak to their beverages but some notables include a refreshing Espresso Tonic, perfect during Tulum’s more humid days, a not-too-creamy Oat Milk Flat White, and a Mexican Mocha, infused with hints of cinnamon and spice. When I think of a laid-back beach holiday, Ki’bok fits the bill.

Ki'bok Coffee Tulum is a hidden gem in the heart of La Veleta, serving up some of the best coffee in town. With its lush garden setting and cozy atmosphere, this cafe is the perfect spot to relax and unwind over a delicious cup of joe or a fresh breakfast plate. From their mouth-watering chilaquiles verdes to their decadent French toast, every dish on the menu is crafted with love and care, using only the freshest ingredients.

Tucked away in the vibrant heart of Tulum, Ki’bok Coffee Tulum is a local favorite known for its inviting atmosphere and quality coffee. The name ‘Ki’bok’ resonates with the Mayan connection to nature, and this café delivers on its promise of great aromas and delicious brews. Ideal for both early risers and those looking for a leisurely afternoon break, this spot offers a blend of traditional flavors with a modern twist.

You’ll find people flocking to Ki’bok in Tulum and if you visit, you’ll understand why. This famous hotspot is one of the best coffee shops in Tulum and is both a café and bar, so why not grab your coffee and brekkie in the morning, and then stop by in the evening to relax with a drink?. Ki’bok coffee is the best of both worlds and it couldn’t be easier to find on Tulum’s main street.

Almost all Tulum locals will agree that Ki’bok serves the best coffee in town. Ki’bok, whose name means “good aromas” in Mayan language, stays true to its local roots serving coffee sourced from the town of Coatepec, Veracruz, grown by a co-op of organic farmers. The coffee they serve is a single origin, 100-percent Arabic proprietary blend, featuring notes of almond, oak, and earth.

Set in a charming patio surrounded by tropical plants, Ki’Bok Coffee Tulum is more than just a café; it’s the perfect place to enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner in a relaxed and tropical ambiance. Known for its high-quality coffee, delicious huevos rancheros, and enchiladas, this café also offers a full experience with cocktails, wines, and vegan options for everyone.

It’s a peaceful, open-air café that offers an excellent selection of coffee brewed with beans from Chiapas and Oaxaca. In addition to coffee, you can enjoy fresh juices and light bites. Kibok has a casual, laid-back vibe, and while it’s a fantastic place to stop for a quick coffee, you’ll also find plenty of people working on laptops or having informal meetings.

A visit to Ki’bok in Tulum is the perfect way to get your fix of caffeine and work with an ocean view. The low-key vibe and swinging seats out front make it an ideal spot to sit and chat with the other digital nomads. When the sun sets, Ki’bok turns into a bar; come back in the evening for a chill night filled with ocean air and good conversation!

We started each day at Ki’Bok, a family-run café that’s turned into an institution in Tulum. I was fully in my happy place sipping on my iced mocha and observing the stream of regulars greeting each other warmly and ordering their usual. On our last morning we also had breakfast (two orders of huevos divorciados) and it was delicious.

Beloved by remote workers and expats, Ki’bok Coffee offers 60–70 Mbps WiFi, great food, and a cozy three-story setup including a breezy rooftop. It’s perfect for a half-day work session with excellent coffee and homemade pastries. The casual vibe and consistent internet make it one of the best non-coworking places to get things done.

Located in the heart of Tulum Pueblo, Ki’bok is the perfect start to a day of exploring. It’s pretty straightforward: come here if you are a coffee enthusiast who loves a relaxed café environment without any pretense. The breakfast looked good here, but alas we’d already eaten elsewhere, so I can only really recommend the coffee.

Ki’bok’s signature espresso drink, the Hemingway, is their version of a cortado, though the iced latte is their most popular order. For breakfast, try the huevos rancheros or the divorced eggs (cooked in two different salsas). Ki’bok has a walk-up bar under a thatched awning and a covered garden out back open all day.

📍 Location: Tulum Centro I 💰 Price Point: $ I Type: Mexican & Coffeehouse. Ki’bok Coffee is one of the best independent coffee shops in Tulum. The perfect spot for remote workers to get some work done while sipping exquisite brew, or for a bougie brunch out, Ki’bok is a great place to stop by on your trip to Tulum.

Ki’bok Coffee is perhaps Tulum Pueblo’s most popular place to dine for breakfast and lunch, but it’s not our favorite. From dawn to dusk, it is always packed full of tourists. The food is pretty good, and the drinks are always reliable (the chai latte is delicious!), but you feel like it’s a tourist trap.

Ki’Bok Coffee is an unpretentious open-air coffee shop that serves some of the best coffee in town. Their garden space feels more open and inviting than most other cafes in Tulum. It’s also one of the few spots where I can open up a laptop and do some work without feeling out of place.

Family owned and operated, it is a mellow coffee shop with a fun walk-up bar and nice garden seating in the back. The walk-up bar is ideal to relax and do a little people watching on a fun, bustling side street of town. While you are there, try the Hemmingway, their signature drink.

Another cute cafe for breakfast and lunch, Kibok is located on the main road going out of town, right next to the Jungle Gym. Just remember that it’s only open during the daytime. At night, the same place becomes a very popular Japanese restaurant that you can try out.

It is one the best Tulum cafes for brunch and coffee in open air. It is an inviting place and you will like to go again and again there due to its open and serene environment. It is relatively quiet and calm place and you can do your work or read a book peacefully.

Every friend I have that escaped to Tulum for a few months swears by the coffee at Ki’Bok, claiming it has the best coffee in Tulum. As a non-coffee drinker myself, I will never know. But I can say that they have an excellent space for breakfast and lunch.

Located right on the beach, Ki’bok serves up some of the best coffee in Tulum. If you like to work with an ocean view and your toes in the sand, you can’t beat it. That said, Ki’bok is hugely popular with both Tulum digital nomads and tourists.

Hands down, Ki’bok is known as the best coffee shop in the city. Serving premium, organic coffee from Mexico, the cafe also serves very reasonably priced food. If you’re traveling solo this is the place to go to meet new friends.

Ki’bok Coffee has a large outdoor space where you can work on your laptop and watch the people go by. They also have a menu with tasty and affordable dishes, and they host different events, such as live music and art exhibitions.

I preferred to spend my money at work-friendly cafes instead of at coworking spaces. I tried a few different spots, but Ki'bok Coffee was my favorite. Their old location had a coworking floor, but the new location does not.

The most famous coffee spot in all of Tulum is Ki’bok in downtown center. It is always busy and the coffee is always good. It would be an amazing place to work for a digital nomad, if the WiFi would actually be working.

An adorable coffee shop, and arguably the best cafe in Tulum. Enjoy local Mexican coffee and traditional breakfast and brunch items, like chilaquiles and huevos rancheros, as well as pastries, sandwiches and more.

I was craving something healthy because I was 2.5 weeks into my trip and I was eating a lot of junk. This little cafe has a lot to offer!. If you get a chance, try to get a seat in the back “garden” area!

If you want great coffee to accompany your breakfast in Tulum, look no further than Ki’bok. This caféteria is reputed to serve some of the best coffee in the area along with a varied breakfast menu.

Locals say this is the best coffee in Tulum—and the constant line out front definitely supports that. We didn’t get a chance to try it this time, but it’s top of the list for next trip.

Start your day with some local Mexican coffee and breakfast at Ki’Bok Tulum Cafe, among the best cafe Tulum options. In fact, if you’re looking for the best coffee in Tulum, this is it.

This cute coffee shop, located beside Batey’s and Pasito Tun Tun now has a rooftop bar called Ki’Bok at night. Coffee by day and cocktails at night, you can’t go wrong at Ki’Bok.

For the caffeine fiends out there, it’s said that Ki’bok is the place to go for the best coffee and espresso drinks in Tulum. All the coffee is organic and grown in Mexico.

If you’ve been in the area, you know it’s the top Tulum cafe. Without a doubt, it serves the best coffee in town. The warm and kind staff make every visit exceptional.