Dulcimena Coffee & Go

Plainly, best in town. They work with highest quality standards in all the products they offer: coffee, pastries, and more. They’re passionate about their work, and are happy to share their knowledge with clients. It is a small place; and it is often packed. Do wait and give it a chance; it’s the best in Granada. You can take away or simply stand on the side walk. Pastries, toasts, brioche it’s all homemade.

Ive looking for authentic pour over coffee in Granada, and I finally discovered real good pour over coffee. The barista was very simple and humble. He showed me some kinds of coffee beans to pick one. He carefully made one for me and it tasted perfect. And the ice late was also distinctively delicious. Its cream was so smooth and the taste of milk and coffee from columbia was out of the world. I strongly recommend here, this cafe is the best one in Spain for me.

Los mejores en Granada (y en el mundo!!) ☕️ honestly the best lattes I have ever had. They regularly change the beans used, so you are in for a surprise everytime!

The best coffee in Spain or Europe! I highly recommend coffee here. If you visit Granada and want really good coffee, you MUST visit here I really like that they have two coffee beans options I got Flat white The temperature, scent, flavor and latte art were perfecto 🥰🩷

Tiny shop with friendly owners who are extremely passionate about coffee. They serve up espresso drinks made from fresh beans, sourced from high end roasters like Ineffable Coffee Roasters in Seville and DAK Coffee Roasters from Amsterdam. Their Double Barrel (essentially a flat white) was consistently one of the best coffee drinks I had in Granada. Beautiful latte art, too! There's not a whole lot of seating, but there's a lovely park around the corner, if the cafe is full.

Enjoyed a really great espresso here. One of the top 3 espressos I've had over the last few weeks in Spain and Portugal. It's been a daily ritual to find good speciality coffee wherever we are. Sorry for almost walking out without paying. I'm so used to paying when I order.

Came when i was taking a class at university. Tiny spot, great espresso based coffee with baristas passionate about what they do. They also have a baked cheesecake with a brownie base sometimes and a matcha cookie sometimes that are awesome. Not a lot of space to sit, so plan to take something to go unless you are willing to perch at a counter and avoid rush hour at 10:30 when the students rush in between classes. They do tostadas etc too, which i have not tried.

The espresso was super bitter and acid. And there's no sugar. When asking for it I felt I was scolded how to drink my coffee correctly. Gave me a weird taste in literal and metaphorical meaning The cinnamon bun was good