Mayan Coffees
A small specialty-coffee stop near the Quart towers. A lovely starting point for an espresso before exploring the old town.
Carrer de Murillo, 54, Valencia
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Morning, made.
Good coffee. Flaky pastries. A very Valencian sweet tooth.
SLOW STARTS, GOOD FINDSYour first stop.
Your first stop.
And your second coffee.
From specialty roasters to artisan bread and traditional horchata, these are places to add to your morning wander from Carrer Triador.
6 places
Retrogusto Coffeemates
Coffee inside the Central Market: pair a carefully made cup with a morning of browsing the food stalls beneath the market’s spectacular roof.
Retrogusto Coffeemates, Mercado Central, Valencia
Flying Bean Coffee
A roastery and café beyond the old town, worth seeking out for freshly roasted beans and a coffee-focused pause.
Carrer del Doctor Vila Barberà, 12, Valencia
Horno San Bartolomé
Jesús Machí’s bakery is a stop for artisan bread and pastries. Pick up a loaf for a slow breakfast back at Casa Triador.
Carrer de Quart, 42, Valencia
Dulce de Leche Boutique
Handmade cakes, pastries and generous brunch plates. Come for something sweet, with the San Vicente location close to the old town.
Carrer de Sant Vicent Màrtir, 52, Valencia
Horchatería Santa Catalina
Not a specialty café, but a classic sweet stop: horchata with fartons, or hot chocolate with churros, behind a beautifully tiled façade.
Plaça de Santa Caterina, 6, Valencia
Opening days and menus can change. Check each place before setting out.
AFTER BREAKFAST
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