Valencia Coffee Guide—Best Specialty Cafés and Coffee Shops

This café located in Arrancapins is a must-visit for coffee lovers, brunch seekers, and the digital work crowd. They are also a dedicated roaster, and the quality of the coffee is high, with well-pulled espressos, pour-overs, and iced drinks. If you're looking for coffee equipment and beans, you can pick up their signature and seasonal roasts, ground to your specific needs. The baristas are knowledgeable and friendly, helping you find the right beans or coffee on the day. Located on the ground floor of a mid-century building, the space features high ceilings, brick walls, and a distinct industrial vibe. This is one of our favorite places to bring the laptops and work with a high-quality espresso or iced coffee on hot summer days. The interior is spacious, and for those looking for a more formal setup, they have a co-working space located right next door with dedicated and hot desks available. Naturally, the Wi-Fi is reliable since they operate as both a café and a work spot. It's featured in our guide to the <a href="https://www.coffeelobo.com/coffee-blog/beyond-the-desk-a-curated-guide-to-valencia-s-work-friendly-cafes-part-1">best cafés to work in Valencia</a>.

Liam's is a small coffee-to-go shop located right by Plaza España. There is no seating, so the focus is entirely on the coffee itself. They use a La Marzocco machine and serve beans from Rebeldes, which is a local roaster based here in Valencia. The barista is welcoming and knows the technical side of the menu well. If you have questions about the different roasts or brewing techniques they are using that day, they are usually happy to talk about it. It is a straightforward spot for anyone who wants a high-quality espresso or flat white while walking through the city center. Because they use local beans and professional equipment, it's a reliable stop for a quick, technical coffee.

Nuwanda Coffee makes our list for the best specialty coffee in Valencia.