This light, cozy cafe caters mostly to a foreigner crowd, making it a great place to meet new people while savoring a cappuccino with an avocado toast or one of their delicious Arabic sweets. Helpful English-speaking staff and free wi-fi have made Atypica a local expat favorite.

Quirky decorations and live jazz or piano music create a nostalgic and cozy atmosphere where a cup of joe is meant to be savored, not rushed. A diverse menu features desserts, cocktails, mocktails, and a long list of spiked coffee drinks with a variety of potent liqueurs.

Come here for some of the best artisan breads and pastries you’ll find in Granada, and must-try croissants with a range of mouth-watering fillings. Watch bakers work the dough through a largewindow, or stay for a cup of coffee in the new, adjacent dining room.

When locals think of ice cream, they think of Los Italianos. This grand and iconic establishment opened in 1939 and serves dozens of ice cream flavors and other frozen confections. Skip the lines that stretch down Gran Via and grab a table in the alley by the back entrance. Having served millions of scoops in the summer, Los Italianos regrettably hibernate during the winter months.

This specialty coffee shop in a narrow passageway near the Cathedral always draws a crowd. Come for a java or chai latte, and stay for the sweet and sticky cinnamon buns, creamy cheesecakes, artisanal toast, or fresh granola bowl.

Voted as a favorite ice cream shop in all of Spain in 2022, this local spot is a must-try. Located a bit outside the center of the city near the bus station, it is well worth taking a trip and tasting the fresh and creative flavor combinations.

Occupying the lobby of a boutique mansion-hotel bearing the same name, this cozy, Italian-style cafe serves up delicious espresso, freshly squeezed juices, and other sweet treats and desserts. Breakfast is also served daily and features homemade jams and a long list of exotic teas.

The place where the locals munch on chocolate-covered pancakes, sip cafés con leche, and watch the day and people pass by down Calle San Jeronimo. A diverse menu of breakfast, lunch, and dinner offerings makes this a top choice regardless of the time of day.

If you stumble upon a place in Granada that sells dulces arabes, or Arabic sweets, chances are they come from this hidden gem. The bakery has a small retail store with an incredible variety of exotic sweets prepared daily - at a fraction of what you would pay elsewhere.

Don’t let the size fool you at this hole-inthe-wall shop just off Plaza Bib Rambla. The coffee is brewed from 100% Arabica beans that are sustainably sourced in faraway lands and roasted in Madrid. This magical place well deserves its 4.9-star Google rating.