Cafeteria Dani - Alhaurín el Grande

Down to earth local cafe bar. Good coffee, great churros and just about any combination of sandwich you can imagine. We stopped for a coffee on a Sunday morning, and realised they made churros, so had to have a few. Then saw how many people were having “bocadillos”, so got to have what everyone else is going for, and we were not let down. At that time of day it was very much a family place. It is a typical Spanish experience, not for those looking for a gastro place.

This is a typical, traditional breakfast place where all the Spanish people go for breakfast. It’s a no frills breakfast place that’s why it opens at 6 in the morning till 12 midday. Coffees, churros, tostadas, etc. very good service and good, traditional breakfast menu. There is parking on the front but if not take one of the side streets and park around the back

Free parking outside the cafe but almost all spaces were taken even on a quiet day. The building is well advertised which is hard to miss. There is plenty of space to sit inside with clean tables and comfortable chairs. We were served in less that five mintues with drinks and our food less than ten mintues later. The service is fast. There is plenty to choose from on the menu but is limited to sandwiches only and a few other choices of fast food such as french fries. The serivce and food was exactly average. The only thing I can complement about the cafe is it is very child friendly with an indoor gym for chilrden. The big downside is that the only smoking area is directly outside the building which allows all the smoke to be blown back inside :

Good quality, cozy atmosphere, very good staff treatment, good prices.

For all the people who were there and a simple waitress, it didn't take long to serve. The waitress wasn't very kind, maybe she was stressed. She hit the club, very rich.