13 editor picks in Granada.
13 cafes in Granada, editor-picked for cafes open sunday. Cafes serving on sundays. All cafes in 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.
TipThe room is tiny; takeaway is the norm at peak hours and the roastery sells whole-bean retail.
Cafe 4 Gatos in the Albayzin of Granada is the specialty cafe with limited outdoor seating, a sustainable breakfast and the closest Alhambra views available.
TipArrive before 10:00 to claim a terrace seat; the toasted bread with jamon is the signature breakfast.
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.
TipAlmost no seating; order to-go and walk Calle Molinos with the cup.
Heladeria Los Italianos on Gran Via in Granada has scooped artisan helado since 1936, the citys oldest gelateria still in the same Italian-Andalusian family.
TipSeasonal: March to October only; the cassata is the order and the queue moves fast at the takeaway window.
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.
TipLimited seating means waits at peak; arrive before 21:30 to claim a seat for the jazz set.
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.
TipTwo service windows a day: 06:00-13:30 and 18:00 to midnight; the terrace fills first.
Abaco Te in the Albayzin of Granada is the Calle Alamo del Marques teteria pouring mint tea and serving Maghrebi pastries in a carmen with a garden.
TipNo alcohol; the tea ceremony with three rounds of mint is the order, paired with a date pastel.
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.
TipThe 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.
TipThe brunch-for-two is the order; the cafe runs continuous service with no afternoon lunch break.
Teteria Dar Ziryab on Calle Calderia Nueva in Granada is one of the citys oldest teterias, with over 20 years on Granadas street of teahouses.
TipCalle Calderia Nueva is the citys teteria strip; this one is reliable and rarely as full as the loud Maghrebi rooms.
Teteria La Oriental on Calle Calderia Nueva in Granada is the most ornate Albayzin teteria, with Arabic-inspired decor and a long Maghrebi sweet list.
TipCash preferred; the back room with cushions on the floor fills first on weekends.
El Jardin de los Poetas in Granada is the all-day cafe-bar near the Realejo with a leafy patio, breakfast tostadas and an evening tapas service.
TipThe leafy patio is the seat to ask for; the cafe runs vegetarian-leaning lunches under 12 euros.
Teteria As-Sirat on Calle Calderia Nueva in Granada is one of the original Maghrebi teahouses on the citys teteria strip, with candle lighting and 30 teas.
TipThe honey-orange crepes are the dessert order; tea menus list 30-plus options by infusion family.
