Café Puñal

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“I came because of the name and ended up staying for the conversation. Café Puñal does not feel like a coffee shop built to look perfect in photos: it is tiny, street-level, direct and very clear about its personality. The coffee is intentionally unpretentious; you come for a drink and may end up talking with Bruno or someone sitting nearby.

What stands out is the sense that different stories fit here. Alongside coffee and brownies, the small space is shared with art and projects by other LGBT+ people, so community feels like part of the way the place operates rather than seasonal Pride decoration.

Keep in mind that it is genuinely small and behaves more like a neighborhood coffee spot than a place to work for hours. It also operates on weekdays. I would come with time, an open mind and no expectation of specialty-coffee ceremony: here coffee is more of an excuse to meet people.”