Panadería Minuit Take Away - Panaderia Cafeteria en Granada

Minuit Take Away - Panaderia Cafeteria tiene una valoración de 4.6 sobre 5 basadas en 159 opiniones según Google Business Profile.

Nice and small takeaway café (pastries, bread, and cakes too). Had a cappuccino which was tasty. Great prices.

Almost impossible to find good sourdough in Spain, but this is the real deal! Great bread, great coffee and super friendly. This hole in the wall shop was the only one that came up in our search for good bread, but they have another shop right in town, also called Minuit! If you are heading up the hill towards Albaicin, San Pedro or Sacromonte then worth popping in. The Almond croissant was also very tasty and moist. Otherwise pop i to the one in town!

Tienen productos buenos pero la higiene es deficiente.La señora que nos atendió tenía una vasta cabellera,larguísima.Resulta que al cortar el pan el pelo golpeaba los panes.una lastima.Sugeriría que la dependienta usara un gorro porque al final manipula alimentos.

Si ahora que hace calor no quieres ponerte malo, no compres croasanes de crema pastelera. Esta tarde he comprado uno para llevar y cuando lo he comido la crema pastelera estaba fermentada, el sabor y el aspecto que le salía como burbujas lo confirmada. Da pena que un sitio con cosas tan ricas no tengan más cuidado cuando la temperatura cambia y las cosas no son baratas, 2,20€ tirados a la basura por no tener una buena manipulación de alimentos en el local y una persona que compra habitualmente decida no volver a comprar justo en este local. En otros locales como el de plaza nueva nunca me sucedió esto.

Unbelievable bread. Not just the best bread we had in three weeks in Spain, but some of the finest bread we had in all of Europe, including France, and as an avid baker of naturally fermented breads myself, I'm always looking for the best bread in town. A visit to Grenada without this shops outstanding bread is incomplete. Try the campaigne loaf and the ciabatta. Next level!

The most unassuming place, hidden behind the trash dumpsters, delivers the best bread and croissants in town. Also, great coffee and homemade lemonade with hierba buena. The pistachio croissants and orange croissants are sublime. You have to get there early for these, but sometimes they open later on weekends.

At first, I was hooked on their orange croissants. So amazing! But then I discovered their almond croissants--they are to die for! (I almost hate to tell this to everyone because I want to keep them all to myself!) We also buy their espelta (spelt) bread, which is absolutely fantastic. It's best to go in the first hour that they are open, when everything is freshly made. Then go home and put this bread in a plastic bag. It stays soft for many days like this. We LOVE Minuit! And also, the workers there are always very friendly. It makes all the difference in the world. It seems they also have a few other locations in the city, which have a little more selection, and are like a sit-down cafe. But same great croissants! ❤️

Today, I decided to have my late breakfast at Minuit, and I am so happy I did. A simple Capuccino with an Almond Croissant can become such a delight!!! I came yesterday the first time by, and bought some bread. A Baguette with sauerdough, one of the greatest I have ever tried outside France!!!