Toast with ham and tomato

Where to have breakfast in Merida

If you are planning a trip to Merida, Extremaduraand you are looking for the best places to have breakfast Don't worry! We've scoured the city and selected some of the best bars and cafes to start your day with energy.

Here is our selection of the most outstanding places to visit for breakfast in Mérida. If you are going to spend a few days in the city we recommend you to take a look at our articles about Mérida:

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  1. 1. Malabar Kiosk
  2. 2. The Cathedral
  3. 3. The Valencians
  4. 4. La Piel del Oso Cafeteria
  5. 5. More than churros
  6. 6. Mesón los Bodegones de Borja
  7. 7. Parque Pizarrín Cafeteria
  8. 8. Bar Los Segovianos
  9. 9. Café Bar la Tasquita
  10. 10. Brasería alegría
  11. 11. La Tahona

1. Malabar Kiosk

Located in the Plaza de España This cozy little kiosk is one of my favorite places for breakfast in Mérida. They specialize in classic breakfasts, such as toast from ham They also have vegetarian and vegan options, but don't miss their natural juices and freshly made croissants!

In addition, the Kiosco Malabar is the perfect place to start the day getting to know the city through its most central square from where you can move to the most important places of the city. main monuments of Mérida.

2. The Cathedral

If you want to try the typical breakfast of Extremadura, you can't miss La Catedral! Here you will find a plate of migas A culinary specialty based on bread soaked and fried with garlic, paprika and oil, a very hearty dish that will keep you satiated until lunchtime!

Update: This bar has recently closed and you will no longer be able to enjoy their delicious migas but you can always try the ones from the nearby bars such as the mesón el Pestorejo or the Joplin Coffee.

3. The Valencians

This bar is known for its toast y crepes but not just any kind of toast! Here you can try the tostada de cachuela extremeña, a specialty of the region that consists of a toast of village bread with a very tasty pate with garlic, paprika and olive oil, a very simple but very tasty dish!

In addition, Los Valencianos is the perfect place to go to snack so don't hesitate to take a look at their menu.

4. La Piel del Oso Cafeteria

La Piel del Oso is perfect for those looking for a quiet place to enjoy a good breakfast. Here the toast baked are the specialty, but the cakes and the sweets are not far behind. It is a good place if your plan is to take your breakfast calmly and enjoy every bite.

The environment is relaxed ideal for reading the newspaper or a leisurely chat. The decor is cozy and the service is friendly, which makes you feel welcome. If the plan is to start the day without stress, this is your place.

5. More than churros

For a sweet and traditional breakfast, Más que Churros is the place. Here the churros with chocolate are king. It's a classic that never fails and here they do it especially well. Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and the hot, thick chocolate for dipping.

It is a simple place, but the aroma of freshly made churros is irresistible. If you are looking for a typical breakfast to brighten up your day, this is the place. It is also perfect for those cold days when the body asks for something comforting.

6. Mesón los Bodegones de Borja

Los Bodegones de Borja is well known for its ham toast. Here, quality and price go hand in hand, something that is not always easy to find. It is an ideal place for a quick breakfast, without complications and with real flavor.

The atmosphere is cozy and the service is fast perfect for those who are in a hurry but don't want to give up a good breakfast. In addition, the place has that local touch that we like so much, making you feel part of Mérida while you have breakfast.

7. Parque Pizarrín Cafeteria

Cafeteria Parque Pizarrín is a very popular choice among the inhabitants of Mérida and it is easy to understand why. Here you will find a great selection of sweets y pastries all made with quality ingredients and very well presented! It is also a good place to go for a snack, so don't hesitate to take a look at their menu of tapas and more abundant dishes.

8. Bar Los Segovianos

This one is a bit far from the center but if you are passing through the city with your car it may be good for you. In Los Segovianos, the toast are the protagonists. They have from the classic ham and cheese to more modern ones with avocado or egg. It is the ideal place if you like variety and want to try different combinations.

The atmosphere is pleasant and the service is friendly, making your breakfast a pleasant experience. If you are looking for a place where quality and variety meet, be sure to visit Los Segovianos.

9. Café Bar la Tasquita

If you are looking for a place with a more modern and trendy for breakfast, Café Bar la Tasquita is a good option. Here you will find a wide variety of toasts and snacks but I recommend you to try the Parisian toast is one of the best in town!

10. Brasería alegría

Just behind the Plaza de España, located on a small street, is the brasserie joy. It is the typical site where they go to breakfast every day workers of the area every day so you know what that means, don't you? Good toast with local products at a very competitive price. We leave you some photos of the breakfast we ordered! ham was spectacular!

Toast with ham and tomato
Toast with ham and tomato
Coffee
Coffee

11. La Tahona

Last but not least, La Tahona is a perfect place for breakfast and snacks in Merida. Here you will find a great variety of options, from classic breakfasts Don't hesitate to try something from their snack menu, I'm sure you won't be disappointed!

I hope this list of places to have breakfast in Mérida has been useful and that you find the perfect place to start your day on the right foot, don't forget to try some of the region's specialties and don't hesitate to ask the waiters for their recommendations!

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Ale M.

Are you more of a foodie or a traveler? First of all thank you very much for reading my article. I'm Ale M. and in my spare time I dedicate my time to tell my experiences traveling and eating around the world in this blog. If you want to see more of our content you can follow us on Instagram!

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