Magdalena: the specialty coffee shop route to celebrate Peruvian Coffee Day

In recent years, Magdalena del Mar has ceased to be just a traditional district to become the epicenter for lovers of huariques and, of course, specialty coffee in Lima. Behind its main avenues, a circuit of neighborhood coffee shops has flourished with proposals that pay tribute to the national bean, promoting traceability, artisanal extraction methods, and direct trade with producers.

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On the occasion of Peruvian Coffee Day, the Magdalena Coffee Route is a fresh and welcoming alternative to celebrate the country’s coffee richness in six unmissable stops:

Rosal Café

Address: Jr. Tacna 942

Inspired by the mystique of the central jungle, Rosal Café transports visitors to a warm and rustic environment where the origin of Villa Rica is the absolute protagonist. Its espressos and filtered coffees stand out for their sweet and floral notes, the result of rigorous selection work on the farm. The recommended choice is a V60 filter coffee, accompanied by their house-made artisanal pastries.

Quiro Café

Address: Jr. Tacna 614

Quiro Café has positioned itself as a fundamental meeting point for the district’s coffee community. Beyond serving an excellent cup, this space focuses on educating the consumer: they organize tastings, interactive workshops, and promote the diversity of coffee microclimates from regions like Cusco, Cajamarca, and Junín. The recommended choice is a creamy flat white balanced with medium roast espresso, or a cold brew infused cold for hot afternoons in the middle of winter.

Ká Coffee: A modern and accessible bet

Address: Av. Brasil 3010

Located on a main avenue of the district, Ká Coffee combines the rigor of specialty coffee with an urban and accessible atmosphere. It is the ideal place both for those who want to work with a good cup by their side and for those who are beginning to explore origin coffees. Their classic cappuccino in a ceramic cup and their signature drinks based on specialty coffee are the house recommendations.

Tony’s Café

Address: Ca. Flora Tristán 402

Located on a corner of the district, Tony’s Café stands out for its warm and family atmosphere. It is the ideal meeting point for those seeking a comforting break at any time of the day, offering a menu of well-executed espresso-based drinks and close attention that invites you to stay. The recommended choice is a classic cappuccino accompanied by their artisanal pastry of the day.

D&D Coffee

Address: Av. Javier Prado Oeste 808

Just a few steps from Javier Prado, D&D Coffee positions itself as a strategic stop for workers and neighbors in the area. Its proposal balances a direct and high-quality coffee offer with a modern space designed both for quick meetings and moments of tranquility. You can start the day with a double espresso or a cold americano.

Muru Coffee Store

Address: Jr. Inclán 213

In the heart of Jr. Inclán, Muru Coffee Store pays homage to the seed (muru in Quechua) with a careful selection. This space captivates with its focus on the origin of the beans and the meticulous care of extraction methods, becoming a must-visit for true coffee connoisseurs. The recommended choices are filtered methods (V60 or Chemex) to appreciate the complexity and aromatic profiles of their origin coffees.

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