Las Palmas · 3 locations
Café Regina roasts its own beans weekly and has done since 2013, so the cortado at a Las Palmas sit-down breakfast comes from the house roaster rather than an anonymous supplier. A solid everyday brand that pairs that in-house roast with a proper kitchen of tortillas, croissants and sandwiches.
Café Regina · Av. José Mesa y López
A Mesa y López stop for coffee from a roastery that has been turning out its own lots since 2013, alongside sartencitos, tortillas and pastries.
Café Regina · Calle Triana
Café Regina's Triana branch, with the menu leaning toward croissants, hamburgers and a proper sit-down meal. Come for lunch and a decent coffee made from beans the brand roasts weekly.
Café Regina · Av. José Mesa y López
The house roaster's own beans, roasted weekly, poured on the El Corte Inglés gourmet floor on Mesa y López. A straightforward stop for a cortado with breakfast or a sandwich, from a brand that roasts its own rather than an anonymous supplier.