Cafés El Magnífico
Barcelona · Spain
Cafés El Magnífico is a third-generation family business in Barcelona's Born district founded as the Cafés El Magnífico
Pablo Caballero and Nolo Botana started Hola Coffee in 2015 as a specialty-coffee blog written in Spanish — at the time, almost no Spanish-language information on third-wave coffee existed. The pair had met working as trainers at a commercial coffee company and started competing on the side; Caballero won the 2016 Spanish Barista Championship and represented Spain at the World Barista Championship in Dublin. They opened the first Hola Coffee café in Madrid's Lavapiés neighbourhood in March 2017 and built their own roastery on Calle Sepúlveda by the end of 2019. Their Lagasca location ranked 12th in The World's 100 Best Coffee Shops 2025.
Hola is the brand that legitimised specialty coffee in Madrid — the city had been almost a third-wave dead zone before they opened, and the bilingual blog-and-podcast project was the gateway through which a generation of Spanish baristas learned the vocabulary. The Lagasca shop's #12 placement in the World's 100 Best Coffee Shops in 2025 puts them in a global top tier; the Sepúlveda roastery now supplies most of Spain's serious specialty cafés.
Calle del Doctor Fourquet, 33, 28012 Madrid (Lavapiés); Calle Lagasca 42 (Salamanca)
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Cafés El Magnífico is a third-generation family business in Barcelona's Born district founded as the Cafés El Magnífico
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