Mi Oficina Computer Cafe

Went here for the first time today. Friendly fast service, cute simple décor and excellent coffee. I had the Moka maya and a croissant– both delicious. As a café lover, it blows my mind that people flock to chains like Starbucks and peets when they could be choosing places like this instead. It is superior in every way and you’re supporting a local family business!

My boyfriend and I went here for coffee since we couldn’t buy any with our meal at El Molina. Wow! What a hidden gem! The coffee was delicious as was my boyfriend’s Café de Olla (he kindly shared some with me). The owners were delightful — a lovely couple who strongly believe in supporting the community. I will DEFINITELY visit this place again! Next time, I’m going to try the Kalua cake!!!

Best Café de Olla ever! (Mexican coffee) and also very delicious pastries/​desserts.

hmmm. 5 stars for the convenience.
minus two for the inconsistency?
came here 2 ½ weeks ago.
0.50 $ per copy. easy peezy.
I was in and out.
today. 1 $ per copy.
easy peezy again… except for the added 2 $ charge to use the computer.
I spent about the same amount of time.
5 mins about. the charge is understandable. only be consistent with it in my opinion.
who knows. maybe there’s a posted sign near the food? didn’t go I’m for the food so I didn’t check. def no signage near the computers.

I went here to have some meetings with my independent study students. Their website states they close at 9pm which was great because I had meetings scheduled till 7pm. I even called and left a message on their voicemail ensuring their hours but nobody called me back. So I drove the 1.5 hours there and got dropped off and my boyfriend took my car. It was 1:00.
At 2:15 they came and told me they were closed at 2:00. I tried to show them their website but they didnt seem interested and just smiled and said sorry.
I was completely stranded and had to walk 20 mins to a starbucks and contact 30 familes to notify them my location changed, loosing at least an hour of my time.
I gave them 2 stars because the food I ate was good but honestly, you HAVE to have your hours right on your website or at least answer your phone. I wanted to like this place I really did… I picked it due to the positive Unilocal reviews but left more than dissapointed.

WIN!
Can never go back to Starbucks after this…

A small chill spot in the little Mexico of Concord. If you go get the Capirotada with extra caramel (I believe it is bread pudding). It is the best!

Coffee tasted burnt and like hotel grade… Watered down, would have been better and cheaper from McDonalds

Great smoothies. Free WiFi. Nice people. Clean bathroom. Coffee, Tea, Desserts too. What more do you need in a neighborhood café in a strip mall?

Café de olla thumbs up, pastes are really good and the capirotada is to die for .nice and friendly staff worth checking it out.

The place and ambiance is great, quiet, spacious, super clean including bathroom, unlimited wifi, large assorted pastries and sandwiches: must try the Pambazo. The coffee was good but not excellent, it was too watery for my taste; I tried the Café de la Olla and an Americano, both suffered the same malady. BUT, ask and you shall receive :-) I’m replacing the stuffy, loud and continuos bang bang from PEET’S Coffee.

Great place out of the ordinary! The low key atmosphere is a place to meet, greet and get involved in the community as well as take some time away to do work. Quickly becoming another home office away from home.

This enjoyable coffee shop and computer café is tucked away in the back corner of this shopping center on Monument — the one with the bowling alley. I was looking for someplace with decent coffee while my car was being fixed down the street.
The helpful owner guided me through their pastry selection and I ordered a Café de Olla based on other Unilocal reviews. The coffee drink is essentially black coffee with cinnamon, spices and sugar — very flavorful.
I was the only non-​Spanish speaking patron during my visit, but felt very welcome. I would definitely return.

All I have to say is… Capirotada…
I have not been to the actual location, but I have certainly tried there pastries my god.
Thanks to the wonderful farmers market hosted every Tuesday morning and Thursday evening in the ever so lovely To dos Santos park, I was fortunate enough to have stumbled upon this bakery’s booth and there extremely Delicious treats offered.
Once I saw there delicious array of pastries and muffins presented in front of me, I knew I could not resist and especially when I heard caramel bread pudding muffin? Teh… HELLO! I bought one for $ 3.00 and had some samples while there. One of the Pie de elote– which is a sweet corn cake as well as a few different samples of the 3 Leches Cakes and they were all super moist and out of this world delish! But what really rocked my taste buds was the ab fab Capirotada… this amazing bread pudding muffin was everything I anticipated it to be and more… Moist to perfection and incredibly flavored, this certainly was the highlight of my friday morning!
I have been back since to pick up some muffins for some friends (that loved them) and tried some other samples which were all still yumazing! My next visit will be there location! Can’t wait :)

You can find me at Mi Oficina. The people are great, the menu is simple, unique, and delicious. It is a great place to meet, to get work done, to connect. So I hang there a lot.
The Tres Leches cake is to die for – as are all the baked goods. And they will bake for your event, too! They did the cake for our daughter’s wedding reception. Everyone loved it!

I will be back. As other reviewers noted, the Café de Olla was fantastic and brought back a nostalgia for Guadalapuna in Houston, TX.
I had a cinnamon roll with my spiced coffee since the empanadas are only available Friday through Sunday, but it was sticky and cinnamon-​y, as a cinnamon roll should be.
Extremely friendly staff, nice music and quiet environment to work or meet for coffee.

This is my first visit to Mi Oficina. I am thoroughly impressed with everything about this place. I generally drink a black house coffee on my first, and most, visits to a new café. I asked about a Café de Olla, listed below Coffee on the menu. The owner explained all the ingredients, so I decided to try it. To use a cliché again, OMG ! This drink consists of coffee, cinnamon, sugar cane and spices. It is absolutely delicious. It is not a «flavored» coffee in the strict sense (something a purist would never ever drink). I also had a cocoa-​covered, warmed pan (Mexican biscuit … Pan simply means bread) — also delicious.
This café is in a shopping center that caters to the Latino community, but there is also an Afghan market here, a bowling alley, and several other businesses. It’s quite diverse and very friendly.
The café is also a computer café, renting computers for 10 cents a minute. There are mostly PCs, but a Mac or two also. I used the wireless access for free, which is quite fast. You need to ask for the SSID security key, which is 26 characters in length. It’s nice to see a café take wireless security seriously.
There was a diverse group of people in the café doing all sorts of stuff on the computers … Checking e-​mail, Facebook, looking for jobs, etc. There were young folks, parents with young children, older folks, men and women. It was really a positive, happening place.
The owner also assists patrons with every possible computer issue, including filling out forms, applying to jobs, viewing videos, and checking e-​mail. He checked on me and asked me how my drink and pan were.
I highly recommend Mi Oficina Computer Café for good drinks, good food, a friendly environment, and outstanding service.

The cutest couple owns this place
What I had Café de Olla: DELICIOSO! it was very good, creamy, warm and that straight from my grandmother kitchen in Guadalajara taste to it.
BFF had Mexican hot chocolate and was very good not overly creamy and not water down.
The owner makes her own pastries; I did not have any but looked good.
Service 5 stars all the way, we were greeted by warm smiles and just an over all good vibe.
They have at least 10 computers including a Mac music station.
They had an article up that was listed in the local newspaper about this guy who did not know how to use a computer and he would come to the café an the owners taught him how too, a big smile on my face as I read that.
This place is well hidden, the parking is tight around here, the Mexican tortilleria is next door which is very popular as well.

A really great little neighborhood coffee place and Internet café. 13 slick workstations with cameras and headset mikes. Computer fees are .10 per minute.
We had the Tres Leches Latte and the Moka Maya Latte. Both were great. The Tres Leches was very smooth, rich and creamy, but not too sweet. The Moka Maya was amazingly rich and spicy, with a dark kick of coffee and chocolate. And that was a decaf! The flan was also nicely smooth and a extra «carmelly». Not the best flan I’ve ever had, but a great one to be sure. They have a lot of other great looking pastries and many varieties of coffee drinks and teas.
The vibe when we were there (7:00 p.m. on Thursday) was very quiet and mellow. There are some comfy chairs as well as a couple of tables. We will definitely go back!

I’m so happy to have found this little computer café a few doors down from my favorite tortilleria. The place is clean and has a nice atmosphere. They have modern computer equipment available for use and I believe they have WiFi as I saw a few customers with laptops.
So far I’ve tried the moka maya, which is espresso with Mexican chocolate and its really good. I’ve also tried the alfajores, which is a South American shortbread cookie sandwich filled with dulce de leche; the cookie is so good, now I crave it. Also their flan is amazing; its more dense and rich and it reminds me of the Filipino version of flan called leche flan.
I’m definitely coming back!