The century-old family business with a coffee Guinness Record
A Mexican woman founded this Madrid-based company that ended up in the hands of the Rodríguez family. Cafés La Mexicana sells roasted coffee daily and freshly ground, has 28 points of sale and plans to open a second café and a new store.
Cafés La Mexicana, a century-old family-owned company based in Madrid, has maintained its position as a leading coffee brand in Spain. The company, founded in 1890 by Dolores Levil Biel, has been recognized with a Guinness World Record for selling the most coffee in the world. Currently, Cafés La Mexicana operates eight owned stores, eight franchises, and 12 corners, including one in its 1,800-square-meter factory in Ciudad Lineal, where it roasts, packages, and grinds 100% Arabica coffee beans.
The company plans to expand its Fanático café and open two new locations, and is set to launch a new coffee reference, Puro Cielo, a 100% Costa Rican volcanic high-altitude coffee.
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