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Cafés The guide was updated: 2024-03-24

Locals start, and indeed end, their day with a coffee. Forget your lattes — Gran Canaria natives keep things short with a cortado. For a more milky version, ask for a cortado largo, or even a relaxing café con leche. Parque Santa Catalina, Triana's Plaza Cairasco, and Vegueta's Plaza Santa Ana are popular coffee break destinations.

Parque Santa Catalina

Parque Santa Catalina

Less a park and more of a square, for cruise ship passengers, Parque Santa Catalina is the first place they'll see after arriving to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Take your pick from the cafés which offer more outdoor seating than indoor.

Plaza Cairasco

Plaza Cairasco

Located in upper Triana, this perfect square is a hop, skip, and a jump away from Vegueta. Take pleasure in leisure as you while away the time in one of Cairasco's cafés. With the average temperature around 22°, you'll appreciate the al fresco experience.

Plaza Santa Ana

Plaza Santa Ana

Enjoy a cuppa in the olde-worlde setting of Vegueta. The cathedral looms magnificently over you as the rest of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria goes about its business in this bustling, pedestrianized area. There's always time for one more cup of coffee, however.

Meloneras

Meloneras

Meloneras is your go-to place for retail therapy in the south of the island. Stop before you drop and enjoying a restorative cup of coffee in one of the stylish, upmarket cafes.

Antico Caffé

Antico Caffé

Vegueta's very own Little Italy is the perfect spot to enjoy a cappuccino or cool down with an authentic Italian gelato in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria old town.

Coki Mesa y López

Coki Mesa y López

The destination of choice for Las Palmas de Gran Canaria's brunch is on the opposite side of town to sister cafe, Cokí Triana on Calle Perdomo. Coki Mesa y López is just as veggie-friendly as its other branch.

Quiosco San Telmo: La Modernista

Quiosco San Telmo: La Modernista

La Modernista café, a charming kiosk in San Telmo Park, stands as an emblematic modernist gem since 1924. Originally from Manises, Valencia, this café, with its distinctive octagonal structure and colourful tiled façade, offers a quaint outdoor seating area. It's a perfect spot for a quality aperitif amidst the busy Triana neighbourhood, blending historic allure with contemporary café culture.

The Couple

The Couple

The Couple café, located directly on Las Canteras beach, offers a delightful spot for breakfast or a quick bite. Renowned for its international menu, including Mexican, English and Italian breakfasts, it's perfect for enjoying homemade cakes, special brunch dishes and smoothies.

Café Madrid

Café Madrid

Café Madrid, with over a century of history, offers a diverse menu in a setting filled with character. This café and restaurant features an eclectic interior and a sought-after outdoor terrace. Their specialities include crispy croquetas, delicious gambas, and a variety of ice creams and smoothies, all enjoyed amidst charming, historic surroundings.

Coffeebook

Coffeebook

Coffeebook, a literary café in Gran Canaria's capital, is a haven for book lovers and food enthusiasts alike. Known for its high-quality service and delightful ambiance, it offers an array of delicious tostas, exquisite pastries and varied menus. A perfect blend of tranquility and literary charm, the café is praised for its excellent coffee, sumptuous cakes, and promising gluten-free options.

Cafe Platinium

Cafe Platinium

Agaete's Café Platinium, nestled in the coffee-growing region of Gran Canaria, offers a unique experience with its homegrown coffee. Visitors enjoy tours and tastings, experiencing the coffee's journey from bean to cup. The estate's coffee, along with local cheese and jams, offers a true taste of the region's flavours.

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