Focused on providing a Latin fusion of pastries and coffee sourced from local distributors, Hach Ki Cafe offers pastries made fresh in house each morning.
“Thankfully, we have a lot of regulars that come in who appreciate our Latin flavors, such as cafe de olla,” Martha Palacios said.
On the menu
Hach Ki Cafe offers specialty coffees, frappes, smoothies, and iced coffee and tea. Speciality menu items include cafe de olla; tres deseos made with caramel butter pecan and hazelnut; and hermoso carino made with brown sugar, cinnamon and honey.
The cafe also offers Mexican and Argentinian pastries, including conchas, cuernitos, guayaba bread, tres leches cake and empanadas.
What's in a name
Martha Palacios said the name of the coffee shop, Hach Ki Cafe, comes from her Mayan roots in Yucatan Mexico. The term "hach ki" means "delicious" in her Mayan dialect, she said.
“It's a term my grandmother always used growing up, and the cafe brings back memories of her when i'm cooking,” Martha Palacios said.
- 12779 Jones Road, Ste. 105, Houston
- www.instagram.com/hach.ki.cafe