La Finca Coffee is a cafe in Centro Sagrario, Granada.
La Finca Coffee in Granada is founder Juan Manuel Gonzalezs micro-roastery cafe near the cathedral, with single-origin beans roasted weekly in-house.
Tip: The room is tiny; takeaway is the norm at peak hours and the roastery sells whole-bean retail.
Address: Calle Colegio Catalino 3, 18001 Granada
Cafe Futbol on Plaza Mariana Pineda in Granada is the 1903 Suarez-family churreria, four generations deep, the citys most-cited churros-and-chocolate stop.
Signature drink: Thick hot chocolate with churros
Tip: Two service windows a day: 06:00 to 13:30 and 18:00 to midnight; the terrace fills first.
Gran Cafe Bib-Rambla in Granada has poured pure hot chocolate and fried churros on Plaza Bib-Rambla since 1907, formerly the Cafetin del Gato.
Signature drink: Churros con chocolate from the 1907 churreria
Tip: The terrace fronts the citys busiest square; the indoor counter is faster on cold mornings.
Cafe Baraka on Calle Elvira in Granada is the bohemian student-favourite serving coffees, juices, bagels and homemade cakes from morning to late evening.
Signature drink: Filter coffee with bagel and homemade cake
Tip: The brunch-for-two is the order; the cafe runs continuous service with no afternoon lunch break.
Bohemia Jazz Cafe on Plaza de los Lobos in Granada is the period cafe and live-jazz room, with a piano in the centre and nightly sets at 22:00.
Signature drink: Capuccino during the day, gin-tonic during the 22:00 jazz set
Tip: Limited seating means waits at peak; arrive before 21:30 to claim a seat for the jazz set.
Dulcimena Coffee and Go in the Realejo of Granada is the citys takeaway specialty cafe, pulling shots from The Barn, La Cabra and Gardelli on rotation.
Signature drink: Espresso with rotating guest roasters from The Barn, La Cabra and Gardelli
Tip: Almost no seating; order to-go and walk Calle Molinos with the cup.
Cafe Futbol on Plaza Mariana Pineda in Granada is the 1903 Suarez-family churreria, four generations deep, the citys most-cited churros-and-chocolate stop.
Signature drink: Thick hot chocolate with churros
Tip: Two service windows a day: 06:00 to 13:30 and 18:00 to midnight; the terrace fills first.
Gran Cafe Bib-Rambla in Granada has poured pure hot chocolate and fried churros on Plaza Bib-Rambla since 1907, formerly the Cafetin del Gato.
Signature drink: Churros con chocolate from the 1907 churreria
Tip: The terrace fronts the citys busiest square; the indoor counter is faster on cold mornings.
Cafe Baraka on Calle Elvira in Granada is the bohemian student-favourite serving coffees, juices, bagels and homemade cakes from morning to late evening.
Signature drink: Filter coffee with bagel and homemade cake
Tip: The brunch-for-two is the order; the cafe runs continuous service with no afternoon lunch break.
Cafeteria Capuchinos near the Albayzin in Granada is the working-day breakfast counter on Calle Ancha de Capuchinos, with cafe con leche, molletes and tapas.
Signature drink: Cafe con leche with toasted molletes
Tip: Locals only; the menu del dia closes at 15:00 and the room shuts for the afternoon.
Bohemia Jazz Cafe on Plaza de los Lobos in Granada is the period cafe and live-jazz room, with a piano in the centre and nightly sets at 22:00.
Signature drink: Capuccino during the day, gin-tonic during the 22:00 jazz set
Tip: Limited seating means waits at peak; arrive before 21:30 to claim a seat for the jazz set.
