Coffee Del Mundo

Our relationships matter

Each of our small farms have been around for many years but due to the rise of corporate farming, these small farmers are often overlooked and some have been forced to abandon the crop altogether. By building a relationship with each farm, we are work with them to create more opportunities for the unique flavors of their bean to be enjoyed.

Single Origins

El Salvador Honey Bourbon

Regular price

$12.00

Sale price

$12.00
Colombia Supremo

Regular price

$12.00

Sale price

$12.00
Nicaragua Caturra

Regular price

$12.00

Sale price

$12.00
Ethiopia Guji

Regular price

$12.00

Sale price

$12.00

Testimonials

Amazing coffee! Love the home feel and how welcoming this place is. I try to stop by every time I’m in LA but having the online shop is great because i get a variety of the k-cups to enjoy at home!
Sounthone P.

Finally!!! Great coffee in South LA. Love their flavors and you can taste the freshness in the coffee. Beans are roasted onsite so you know it's gonna be good! Definitely worth stopping by for a quality cup of Colombian cold brew!
Roman C.

The coffee is amazing! (especially the Ethiopian) The overall vibe of the shop is awesome. Great tropical/ island theme. The owner Jon really knows his information about the coffee making process.
Marco B.

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Finca El Castana

Located in the north side of Quezaltapec, a volcano reaching heights over 1,800 feet. Its rich nutrients provide our Bourbon bean with a unique flavor not found in other parts of the world.

"Nahuatl"

An anciet Azetc term for this area meaning, "Hills of Queztal". Although this volcano has not been active for a while, the soil provides some of the richest nutrients in the world for coffee growing.

Family Owned

This farm has been passed down from generation to generation tracing back to Don Teodoro who fled WWI to El Salvador. The farm still honors his namethrough a special blend created for the the locals.