Spain’s speciality coffee scene has just received global recognition. Four Spanish coffee shops have earned a coveted place in the prestigious World’s 100 Best Coffee Shops ranking, highlighting the country’s growing influence in the international coffee movement.
From Barcelona to Madrid, these cafés are redefining Spain’s coffee culture — and the world is taking notice.
- Spain’s coffee stars on the global stage
- Nomad Frutas Selectas (#16) – Barcelona’s coffee pioneer
- Hola Coffee Lagasca (#19) – Madrid’s speciality benchmark
- D·Origen Coffee Roasters Barcelona (#83) – Craft and character
- Kima Coffee (#93) – Innovation in Spanish speciality coffee
- Spain’s speciality coffee boom
- A new destination for coffee tourism
Spain’s coffee stars on the global stage
The Spanish coffee shops featured in the ranking are:
- Nomad Frutas Selectas (Barcelona) – Ranked #16
- Hola Coffee Lagasca (Madrid) – Ranked #19
- D·Origen Coffee Roasters Barcelona (Barcelona) – Ranked #83
- Kima Coffee (Spain) – Ranked #93
Their inclusion confirms what many coffee lovers already know: Spain is no longer just a destination for wine and gastronomy — it’s now a serious player in speciality coffee.
Nomad Frutas Selectas (#16) – Barcelona’s coffee pioneer
Ranked 16th in the world, Nomad Frutas Selectas leads Spain’s presence on the list. Based in Barcelona, Nomad has long been considered one of the country’s speciality coffee pioneers.
Known for its direct trade relationships, seasonal coffee selections, and meticulous roasting techniques, Nomad focuses on highlighting the natural flavours of each origin. The café has built a reputation for precision, innovation, and quality — making it a must-visit destination for coffee enthusiasts travelling to Barcelona.
Hola Coffee Lagasca (#19) – Madrid’s speciality benchmark
Madrid’s Hola Coffee Lagasca secured an impressive 19th position. Located in the Salamanca district, Hola Coffee has become a reference point for speciality coffee in Spain’s capital.
The brand is known for its transparent sourcing model and strong educational focus, offering training programs and promoting coffee knowledge among consumers. Their carefully curated menu and modern aesthetic have helped elevate Madrid’s coffee culture to international standards.
D·Origen Coffee Roasters Barcelona (#83) – Craft and character
Also representing Barcelona, D·Origen Coffee Roasters ranked 83rd globally. This speciality roastery has carved out its space through dedication to craft roasting and community building.
With an emphasis on sustainability and traceability, D·Origen focuses on delivering balanced, expressive coffees that reflect their origins. Their inclusion in the ranking further solidifies Barcelona as one of Europe’s most exciting coffee capitals.
Kima Coffee (#93) – Innovation in Spanish speciality coffee
Closing Spain’s representation at #93 is Kima Coffee. Known for its refined roasting approach and commitment to quality sourcing, Kima has steadily grown its reputation within Spain’s speciality scene.
Its presence in the global ranking highlights the depth and diversity of Spain’s coffee culture — extending beyond its two largest cities.
Spain’s speciality coffee boom
Spain’s inclusion in the World’s 100 Best Coffee Shops ranking reflects a broader shift in consumer preferences. Over the past decade, speciality coffee has experienced rapid growth across the country, particularly in Barcelona and Madrid.
Young entrepreneurs, international barista champions, and a new generation of informed consumers have transformed traditional café culture. Today’s Spanish coffee shops emphasise:
- Direct trade relationships
- Sustainable sourcing
- Light and medium roast profiles
- Skilled baristas and brewing precision
- Modern, design-forward spaces
The result? A coffee scene that competes with established speciality hubs like Australia, the United States, and Scandinavia.
A new destination for coffee tourism
For international travellers, Spain is increasingly becoming a coffee tourism hotspot. Visitors can now pair world-class espresso with Mediterranean architecture, vibrant city life, and celebrated gastronomy.
With four coffee shops ranked among the world’s best, Spain’s position in the global coffee conversation is stronger than ever.
And if this year’s ranking is any indication, this is only the beginning.
