NODO occupies a Porfirian townhouse at Chihuahua 17: grey facade, worked ironwork, a couple of potted ficus out front. Inside, the space stretches into a long covered passage — a terracotta breeze-block wall down one side, woven rattan pendants hung in a row, two-top tables with an outlet within reach. The roof opens, so you get daylight without the street noise. The name does not lie: it is built for working, and there are glass-walled rooms at the back if you need to shut yourself in. Fast wifi and pastries baked on site. Closed Sundays.
