Cafés & Coffee in Granada

Every one of the 16 Granada cafés lists prices of €1–10 per person, whether it pours specialty coffee or serves tapas with the beer. In the Albaicín, Barrio Specialty Coffee & Bakery on Plaza de San Isidro is known for cookies and banana bread, and Bonnevie on Calle Calderería Vieja serves specialty coffee with baklava, carrot cake and pomegranate juice, staying open until 9 PM on Fridays and Saturdays; in the centre, Amarela on Calle Buensuceso adds focaccia and matcha. The traditional side runs on breakfast and tapas: Paco Cordones on Calle Molinos opens at 7 AM on weekdays for toast and bocadillos, Cafeteria Las Flores on Camino de Ronda serves tapas with beer until mid-afternoon, and Almorayma Casa Pepe on Calle José Recuerda reopens from 8 PM to midnight for tapas. Cafeteria ETSIE, inside the university's building-engineering school on Avenida de Fuente Nueva, is open to everyone on weekdays from 7 AM to 6 PM.