Technology × Hospitality × Design
UXtable.
We review how places really work. Cafés, hotels, airports, coworkings, cities — evaluated from the perspective of the people who actually use them.
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Experience, evaluated.
Every place is scored across eight dimensions — from connectivity to sustainability. No stars, no vibes. A method, applied consistently, so a score in Mexico City means the same thing as a score in Tokyo.
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Curated by
Alfonso + Sarahí
Two observers of how technology, hospitality and design converge in real life. We travel, we work remotely, and we take notes — on the Wi-Fi, the check-in, the outlets, the signage, and everything a place gets right or wrong. About the project →
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Editorial visits, UX audits and content for hotels, restaurants, coworkings and brands.
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Every place is an experience.
Rankings
Compared, not just reviewed.
Ranking 001 · Mexico City
Best cafés to work in Mexico City
Ranking 002 · Latin America
Most connected coworkings
Rankings are updated as new reviews are published. Scores reflect the UX Index methodology at the date of visit.
About
We review how places really work.
UX Table is a project by Alfonso Ponce and Sarahí Espinales that documents user experience applied to real life — restaurants, hotels, airports, coworkings, cities and everything in between.
It is not a traditional review platform. We don't rate food or thread counts. We evaluate whether a place works: for remote work, for travel, for accessibility, for the way people actually live today. The guiding question is simple — how does this place actually work in real life?
Method
The UX Index.
Eight dimensions, scored 0–10, weighted by category. The overall score is out of 100. Every review states the date of visit and whether it was independent or a disclosed collaboration.
Digital integration
Apps, self-service, payments, automation — does the tech help or get in the way?
Wi-Fi & power
Real speeds, stability, outlet availability, network friction.
Human experience
Service, warmth, problem resolution, consistency.
Space & signage
Layout, lighting, acoustics, wayfinding, atmosphere.
Can you work here?
Seating, noise, session tolerance, meeting-friendliness.
Open to everyone
Physical access, clarity, inclusive design.
Footprint
Materials, waste, energy, honest practices vs. greenwashing.
Doing it differently
Ideas other places should copy.
Editorial principles
Reviews are not for sale.
A commercial collaboration never guarantees a positive score. Sponsored content is always identified.
Method over mood.
Every evaluation follows the same criteria. Opinions reflect the experience as observed, on the date of visit.
Independence.
UX Table retains full editorial control over what is published, scored and ranked.
Collaborate
For brands that care how they work.
Hotels, restaurants, airlines, coworkings, festivals and brands: we evaluate experiences for a living. Here's how we can work together.
Editorial visit
We visit, we evaluate, we publish. Independent scoring, no strings attached.
Sponsored content
Branded content produced with our editorial standard — always clearly identified.
UX audit
A full evaluation of your customer experience using the UX Index, delivered privately with recommendations.
Consultancy
Ongoing advisory on technology, hospitality and service design.
Content production
Photo and video content in the UX Table editorial style, for your channels.
Event coverage
Festivals, openings and launches, documented from the attendee's perspective.
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