Café Reina Ana
☕ Café
❤️ Local Favourite
The kind of café where the locals already know each other.
A traditional Spanish café-bar in the heart of Fuengirola, just a few minutes from Plaza de España. Come for churros, coffee and breakfast, then sit back and watch everyday Fuengirola unfold around you.
Best for
Spanish breakfast · Churros · Coffee
- Why go?
- Reina Ana is the sort of place where the number of locals at the tables tells you more than any fancy description could. It is busy with people having their morning coffee, chatting with friends and getting on with their day, which is usually a pretty good sign that you have found the real deal. The menu is simple and traditionally Spanish, with churros, toast, sandwiches, fresh orange juice and coffee doing most of the work.
- What to order
- Churros with thick hot chocolate is the obvious move. If you want something savoury, go for a serranito or a small breakfast sandwich, and add a freshly squeezed orange juice.
- Good to know
- This is a breakfast-first kind of place and it can get busy, especially in the morning. Seeing a terrace full of locals is basically part of the experience, but it also means you may have to wait for a table.
- Local fact
- Reina Ana sits on Avenida Condes de San Isidro, just a few minutes' walk from Plaza de España and right in the middle of Fuengirola's everyday city life. It is close enough to the main centre that you can easily combine breakfast here with a wander through town, but it feels much more local than the tourist-heavy spots along the seafront.
- Open
- Monday–Saturday, 07:30–13:00. Closed Sunday. Check current opening hours before you go.
- Verdict
- If the locals keep coming back, there is probably a reason.