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Rollo cafe international4/19/2023 ![]() Fun vibe with great breakfast food and fresh baked bread as well. This was a crowd favorite within my program. They also have bagels which are hard to come by in Spain! Lots of room to sit and great place to study. A little less central than the other coffee shops listed but a great place to go if you want a change. Located in Relajo with a cool vibe of antique furniture and couches. Unfortunately I discovered this cool spot during finals week. Rollo is more of a cafe/restaurant than a coffee shop but it is a great place to enjoy a coffee with a view of the Cathedral! Fun place to meet up with friends, great service, and has indoor and outdoor seating options. Tip: you get way more coffee for the same price if you drink it there instead of getting it to go! I also recommend their pb&j toast with bananas – so yum! Not a great place to do work since they don’t have wifi or a bathroom and seating is limited but a fun place to sit and read a book. The perfect spot to grab a latte and explore the center of the city during your first days in your new home. This micro shop features robust coffee and a chic vibe right in the heart of Granada near the Cathedral. I stumbled across this gem during my first week in Granada and I am forever grateful. But, there are places that have iced drinks and this is a great opportunity to branch out and try something new! ![]() If you ask for this in some places, they will serve you a hot coffee with a single cube of ice in it. Also, if you love an iced latte like me, it is important to know that not everywhere makes the typical versions of iced coffee that we are used to in the U.S. It is not a super common thing to see locals doing work in cafes, however, that doesn’t mean you can’t. Spainards typically go to coffee shops to meet with friends, enjoy a coffee, eat, read a book, unwind and just enjoy life. I typically prefer iced lattes or cold brew at all times of the day but the cafe con leches of Granada have changed me into someone who drinks hot coffee too. General things to know: The coffee in Spain will change you for the better. ![]() I hope this can serve as a fun resource for anyone who will soon be studying in Granada! I have prepared a comprehensive list of my favorite coffee shops in Granada and a short blurb about what you can expect when visiting each of them. Spanish coffee culture and coffee shop norms are a bit different from what many Americans are used to, including myself. One very important item on my bucket list for Granada was to explore the local coffee scene and nail down a favorite spot. ![]()
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