Hola Coffee
Madrid · Spain
Pablo Caballero and Nolo Botana started Hola Coffee in 2015 as a specialty-coffee blog written in Spanish — at the time,
Cafés El Magnífico is a third-generation family business in Barcelona's Born district founded as the Cafés El Magnífico brand in 1962 by the Sans family on the foundations of a 1919 colonial store run by Salvador Sans i Comas's grandfather. Salvador Sans pivoted the business to single-origin sourcing in 1987 after meeting French importer Philippe Jobin in Le Havre, opened the Argentería shop in 1989, and the family acquired Barcelona's historic 1906 La Portorriqueña roaster in 2018.
Lays the groundwork for Spain's modern specialty scene. While Nømad and the new wave (Right Side, Syra, Three Marks, Ineffable) get the international press, El Magnífico established traceable single-origin sourcing in Barcelona well before any of them existed.
Carrer de l'Argenteria 64, 08003 Barcelona
Madrid · Spain
Pablo Caballero and Nolo Botana started Hola Coffee in 2015 as a specialty-coffee blog written in Spanish — at the time,
Barcelona · Spain
Nomad began in 2011 as a coffee cart Jordi Mestre ran in London street markets after years working in the city's third-w
Castelldefels · Spain
Right Side Coffee was founded in 2012 by Joaquín Parra in his parking lot in Castelldefels, just south of Barcelona, wit
Barcelona · Spain
Syra was founded on 20 October 2015 in Barcelona's Gràcia neighbourhood by Moroccan-Spanish architect Yassir Raïs while
Barcelona · Spain
Three Marks opened in Barcelona's Fort Pienc neighbourhood in 2018, founded by three friends who all share a variant of
Madrid · Spain
Toma was opened in 2011 in Malasaña by Argentine partners Patricia Alda and Santiago Rigoni, who had no hospitality or c