Exceptional coffee. Staff is friendly and the food is wonderful. They have a take away only side as…read morewell as a sit down area. Everything is made fresh in-house. If you enjoy specialty coffee this place is a must. Sure, you can find espresso at any restaurant or cafe, but not every place takes the time to create a high quality espresso drink. I'd argue this is one of the best specialty coffee shops in Granada.

I found this shop in Google and since I was going to be around the area, I stopped by to get my…read moremorning latte. I got it to go and was happy to know they had skim milk. It can get busy, but there is some seating by the entrance and more on the back.

The food was very tasty! The food was reasonably priced…read more The service was very friendly --but you need to realize that at Tapas bars here in Spain you're expected to try to get the attention of the waiter when you're ready to order and when you want to pay your bill In Spain, a couple of things are different on their menus than what you would find in an American restaurant: --Sandwiches are called Bocadillos. --We ordered tostados but it was toasted bread, not tortillas. A great learning experience!

My breakfast here was my absolute favorite in Spain. The tomato, manchego and Jamon toast was the…read morebest. And don't forget the fresh orange juice.

Stopped by here for a smoothie as we were killing time before our bus leaves for Granada. Free wifi…read morepw: maddowflip The green day smoothie was refreshing. Wish they would add ice in it as it was 30 degrees Celsius out. They have sandwiches as well as other breakfast items and drinks including alcohol. Not busy when we came around 11:30am on a Tuesday. They have seating downstairs and upstairs and service was quick.

Pretty sweet breakfast deal. 12€ for coffee, jamón avocado toast, a fresh squeezed juice, and…read moreyogurt/granola. Extra seating upstairs and they will bring it to you after you order. Overall, I would recommend for a quick breakfast.

Best coffee I had in Spain by a country mile - I'd like to say because I made it myself - it was…read morequiet and the owner showed me how to pull my own Americano - but they made me a 2nd on the house which was equally good if not better, so I guess I have to give credit to the excellent Kenyan beans. The owner clearly takes pride in the quality of his product and your experience here, and it shows. They have a fresh, generous and expansive breakfast buffet for 9.50 that was delightful. Fresh-squeezed orange juice made in front of you, cereal, yogurt, fresh fruit, hard-boiled eggs, a ham and cheese assortment - all excellent. I left here full and sated and caffeinated and happy, ready for a full day of wandering the glorious (though hilly) city of Granada.

me and my best friend are visiting from california, and we came across this place and were amazed!!…read morethe food is so fresh, and they have such a large and distinguished menu with so many teas, coffees, smoothies, and food items! we both got the iced chai latte and the yogurt bowl and it was so good!! the baristas were also very sweet and spoke perfect english :))

Awful service, cold bad coffee, old pastries, rotten tasting orange juice, weird tasting ham and…read morecheese sandwiches. The mist annoying part was the staff who were having loud conversations around the bar and would not pay any attention to customers. It was like you were interrupting them when asking for simple things like sugar or the check. Their attitude was more like they were at a bar hanging out than running a cafe.

They messed up our order. Instead of iced latte we got normal hot coffee. Churros weren't what we…read moreexpected and hot chocolate was very liquid. More like cocoa. However ambiance was quite nice.

Best menu del día in Cordova. First and second plate with bread, dessert, and a drink for nine…read moreeuros. And it's all fantastic food, fresh, abundant and served with heart. And you have options beyond Spains wonderful ham. Really not much English spoken so a great place to work on your Spanish too.

Good location, but rude service. My sister and I are American and speak a little Latin American…read moreSpanish. We attempted to order a traditional Spanish breakfast (cafe, Zuma, tosta con tomate). The first waitress rolled her eyes when we struggled to understand her questions in Spanish, although we were apologetic. The cafe con leche was only ok and the tostado was only slightly toasted. Wouldn't return here. If you can mostly get by with your Spanish, this is probably a nice place to start your day. But otherwise, I'd avoid it.

This is a nice, calm and cool place, after the frenzy of all the businesses surrounding the…read moreMezquita. We searched around a bit before settling on a table on the first (2nd) floor. It was just before 5pm, so we only ordered light, as the kitchen was closing. Hubby had the patatas fita, and I finally tried the salmorejo. Both were delicious. The service was also very good, and the server was very helpful. We loved the ambience of the place, and the food was great.

I was really impressed by Horno San Luis. It's in an area of town that made me wary of expense,…read moreheavy-on-the-mayo-and-salt touristy food, but that's far from what we got. Among other things they have a tapas menu for either 3.50 or 4.50 euros each. The portions are large for tapas and the quality is excellent. We got the tempura fried cod (bacalao), house salad, and tortilla de patatas. The restaurant itself is very nice with a great little courtyard to eat in. If you're seeing the Mosque-Cathertral in Córdoba and you want to stop for food or coffee, Horno de San Luis is a good option.