Occupying a big, beautiful lake-view home, Chilean-owned Mawen is the town's other great coffee spot, with more of a local vibe, a family-friendly atmosphere and great java, including 100% Arabica beans sourced from Mexico and Colombia. The extensive outdoor patio – stupendous lake views! – is a wonderful spot to while away an afternoon of espresso and people-watching.
Casa Mawen Café
Puerto Varas
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