La Finca Coffee

A nice speciality coffee in the heart of Granada, located next to the cathedral. The place is small and cozy. The iced latte was really good and the service was quick and excellent. The price was great. My only complaint is the lack of phone signal inside the cafe. I must stay next to the exit door to get a signal.

The place is cute and cozy! I tried the apple & cinnamon roll, and it was absolutely delicious - highly recommend! The raspberry & cheesecake Danish was also very tasty. The cappuccino was good, though not very strong.

A warm and charming cafe, hidden in a small lane. It is small but incredibly cozy. The coffee is delightful and aromatic, and the carrot cake complements it perfectly.

Cozy cafe with good coffee and excellent service! Food: Our cappuccino came out great. Also serves pastries and sandwiches. Service: Servers are friendly and made great recommendations. Ambiance: Limited seating in the cafe, opens out to a narrow alley. Value: Prices were reasonable for the quality of food and service. 2 Euros for hot drinks.

Great location by the cathedral, very convenient. Good amount of seating but gets crowded. Strong pastry selection. Coffee solid.

I recently visited this café around 2 pm. The café is clean and quiet, and the coffee was good. But I was sad to learn that salty food is only served until 1:30 pm(or 1 pm, I’m not sure).

Came in for a cup of cappuccino. It was very good. Decor was nice with plenty of seating. Friendly cashier who speaks great English too!

Vibey coffee spots that has quite a lot of seats at the back. Coffee and pastry total for 7 euros which is reasonable. Gets crowded around late morning when I was there. Enjoyed both coffee and pastry which had some cheese and blueberry topping.

I found this shop in Google and since I was going to be around the area, I stopped by to get my morning 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.

Very kind and helpful barista! Also very cognizant if my friends food allergies. So many great coffee options and pastries! Highly recommend

Hands down the best coffee shop in Granada. Fast and efficient. Located near the cathedral.

Why is it so hard to find a good café solo? Thank goodness for La Finca!!!!!! Good coffee with good croissants!!! Seats only about 8 people so don't come in large groups or bring your suitcases since it's pretty much enough room to order and sit on a few stools! Will be back for sure.

I went to this coffee shop yesterday and was disappointed in the service. The female barista seemed very annoyed to take my order. The credit card machine wasn't working so I went to the local ATM to get cash. I ordered a matcha and gave the barista 50 euro. She gave me 5 euro back... I immediately said that I gave her a 50 and she gave me the right amount back without saying anything to me and still seemed annoyed. I almost paid $70 USD for a matcha latte... that's concerning. I gave this coffee shop another chance today and went in with my husband. Luckily, the service was super! The male barista was helpful and cheerful, as was the other female barista. The shop was clean and customers were happy. The matcha latte is delicious and I will be getting a few more before we leave Grenada!

It is a coffee shop around the corner from the Cathedral of Granada. There was no bitterness in my latte. The art was great. However, the drink was a bit watery. Nonetheless, the taste was mostly smooth throughout the drink. Overall, it was a solid latte at a specialty coffee shop. It is cash only. If you are visiting the Granada and looking for recommendations, feel free to message me through Yelp and I can share my itinerary/ recommendations, which includes my Yelp reviews. The information for an electronic copy can also be found via my Yelp profile.

Traveling for three weeks from Barcelona to Malaga and we FINALLY found a gem of a coffee house right here in Granada. Wow! The owner even remembered us and our drinks each morning. What a great guy. I wish him the best. He stated he's been open for two years. And going strong. So awesome. (Btw, I was so sad to see Starbucks has INVADED so much of Spain, ugh!!). The place is set in a narrow passage way right off the main square from the Cathedral. The sitting is perfect any time of day. His decor reminds me of hip coffee houses in California. My Cappuccino was perfection. Husband makes his own whole leaf tea blend so we only asked for hot water in his own mug. No problem at La Finca. Some places wanted to charge us €1 for hot water in our own mug, even when we were purchasing my coffee and a pastry. Yikes! Gracias! We will travel back through and visit LaFinca again, over and over!

This is not your typical Spanish spot that serves torrefacto. Naw. (And don't get me wrong, I have a soft spot for that sugar-coated, bitter burnt taste that is torrefacto) You get high quality roasts and really smooth tasting stuff. Wife and I stopped by on our last trip and enjoyed a Coffee Tonic and a Dirty Iced Chai. Best part of La Finca is definitely the location. It's tucked in a tiny side street next to the Cathedral, so it's the perfect spot to hide away while also being in the center of it all. The people watching is A+.

Stay away! The lady at the counter was very rude and nervous. They don't allow dogs inside while any other places in town and other towns in Spain does! Having a dog at a coffee place should be a non issue, and they should allow it. She gave me the phone of her boss but no one answered the phone. Seating outside is very uncomfortable and in fact, even inside its not very comfortable. The attitude of the lady there made us feel unwelcome and we will never go back there again.

A favorite place of mine in Granada, not just for coffee, but for a tucked away, tiny place to sit and watch folks walk past the window. The interior is perfectly quaint, fitting for the amount of space the shop gives. Service was kind and attentive, even for the amount of tourists that must pass through. I came back a second time during my short 2 days in Granada because I wanted a spot to slow down on a busy vacation. La Finca is a good reminder to take things slow.

This was the best coffee I had in Spain while traveling around various cities for two weeks. We're always on the lookout for good (ie hipster, San Francisco) coffee and this was equal to the best I've had in any city. We came every day we were in Granada, sometimes more than once a day! If you're facing the front of the Cathedral, it's down the little alley to your left. The small shop is super cute (with seating) and the owner very nice. Also, the pastries/desserts are well done.

Great Latte! And they even offer flat whites. Hard to find as it is tucked down a very small path. Just off from the Catedral steps. Best espresso in Granada.

Super hip and kind of hidden coffee shop... we got a Coffee Tonic and a Dirty Iced Chai, both were delicious but definitely liked the dirty iced chai which wasn't overly sweet which I definitely enjoyed. Good ambiance and people watching. Kind of hard to find so make sure to map it before you leave or use your GPS. We did try and go when they opened the day we were leaving Granada but the Spanish have a way of posting hours that are not entirely accurate so the shop seemed to be closed that morning and we missed a second visit to the shop.

Excellent Coffee! Barista knows his 3rd wave coffee!! Even carries Gluten free desserts! Roasts his own beans right next door in small batches and brings out the unique notes with each roast! We tried every drink on his menu over the three days we were in Granada- excellent Flat Whites, smooth lattes, potent cortados and flavorful Cappuccinos! Though small and hard to find through the alley way, it's a gem when you do find it! La Finca doesn't mess with coffee! It gets it right. Down side: long lines, only one person working - (takes orders, makes drinks, collects payments) not enough space to sit and cash only service!

Such a cute gem with great coffee (I'm not a coffee drinker) and treats. I ordered a hazelnut cappuccino and tried their gluten free brownie. Affordable and very close to our bnb!

Cute place in the market! I got an iced latte which was excellent and the vegan chocolate loaf cake. There were two pieces of that loaf left so she gave me both which was very nice. The cake itself was moist but not very chocolate or sweet. The icing was good though. I believe they are cash only

Weaving through the cobble-stone streets of Granada, it is easy to get lost and stumble upon some real city gems. La Finca is one of those gems. Nestled within the narrow corridor adjacent to a beautiful Spanish Cathedral, you'll an unassuming La Finca beside a string of fairy lights that greet you before you enter this magical little shop. An inside all too cozy and homey, you forget that you're abroad. Its a wonderful familiar with outstanding coffee. It is honestly hard to go anywhere else in the city for your daily dose of caffeine after you've enjoyed a latte from La Finca. The owner is also a sweetheart, and he may just share some sweet sentiments with you in Spanish before sending you on your way.

Really great coffee made by very friendly guys in a modern store on a charming, narrow old street. The cafe Americano made from their Tanzania beans was outstanding. A great place!

The best coffee in Granada ,we really enjoy the coffee！And the muffins also good! You will be surprised when you see the recipe: )

Hiding around the corner from the cathedral. Quiet, cozy, and good service. Best croissant I've ever had.

La Finca Coffee is a cute little cafeteria with a really pleasant staff. It makes you feel so relaxed because of its coziness and also for its music. We really enjoyed our stay and hope to visit the cafeteria again

This is small shop that does a great job making espresso style coffee. They also sell a large amount of ground coffee. My wife and I had a couple of cafe con leche. Only cost three euros. I recommend you stop in and get your coffee fix. Go!

In all of Andalucia, this was the best coffee! The owner, JuaMa (short for Juan Manuel) is kind and efficient. His coffee brewing options (Chemex, pour over, etc) were numerous. We were only in Granada for 24 hours and stopped by La Finca 3 times. My sister and I had a Nicaraguan pour over and cafe con leche - both were some of the best we've ever had! We loved La Finca and their delicious coffee. If you're looking for finely crafted coffee at a good price, this is your place!

Perhaps the only coffee place with an american style iced coffee in the whole city of Granada. Not 5 stars because it didn't have Wifi. A very small place BTW with only a few seatings. Their cheesecake was also tasty. Suddenly miss this cozy den of coffee so much now that I am all surrounded by Starbucks at every corner!

What a coffee! It was the best I've had in Granada. Their beans today were a mix of Colombian, Ethiopian and Guatemala which created the perfect balance. I loved the coffee and the decor is FABULOUS.

Best coffee shop in Granada. The only place we could find that grind beans instead of using Nespresso or kcups. The pours are so smooth and our flat whites were the cure to all our mediocre coffee intakes. Outstanding. Some small bites/pastries available as well. Charming and local, cash only!

Near the cathedral. The coffee was strong and delicious. The service was fast and friendly.

The best cafe for coffee in Spain, if you are from Australia this is the place to get your coffee fix any which way.. latte short black and so on..