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Calle Real Xalteva, junto Hotel Real Merced, Granada 43000, Nicaragua
contacts phone: +505 8559 8315
larger map & directionsLatitude: 11.9292536, Longitude: -85.9561896
Austin S. Chae
::It is a little oasis in this old city. This cafe is operated by people with hearing disadvantages but serve good coffee, food at very affordable prices and has a little garden in the center.
Emily H
::Fantastic place - well worth a visit. We went as a group for breakfast (which was tasty) but the main joy is in its staff. We had a small lesson in sign language and learnt about the project. Brilliant, please support.
Sherin Wanning
::This is one of the most special places, both the cafe and hammock shop: 1. the cafe is super good quality, perfect prices and the most amazing service personnel who take all the time to communicate / teach you sign language. 2. the hammock production is simply out of world. I gave them a design, asking if they could produce it. They transformed it into the most beautiful hammock. Far beyond my expectations. All handmade, 100% personalized, soooo stunning and supporting handicapped workers. If you are thinking about getting a hammock, THIS IS YOUR PLACE. Price, quality and service are outstanding. Support this beautiful vision for a more inclusive and fair world! ❤️
Francisco Delgado
::There should be a category above 5 stars and this place should be there. Such a great project. Every tourist in granada should come here to eat, to have a coffee or simply buy one of the art pieces and contribute!
Chris Selke
::This cafe is also associated with a business that sells hammocks and other craft items made by folks that are deaf or hard of hearing on site in their workshop. Some artwork around as well. Nice spot. We got some nice gifts here. We didn't eat at the Cafe itself.