Breakfast in Granada means churros, and churros means Cafe Futbol (although Gran Cafe Bib-Rambla, in the more central and splendidly-named Plaza Bib-Rambla, is also worth consideration). Sitting in the square outside with half a dozen churros, a zumo de naranja and a café con leche sets you up perfectly for the day, and Café Futbol does them better than anywhere else I’ve found. The batter is perfectly sweet yet salty, and although lots of people like to dunk them in thick, gloopy chocolate I prefer to empty the contents of a sugar sachet onto my unused saucer and gently dab them in that, giving just a little crunch and sweetness.

If you're looking for the best chocolate in town, there's no question: come to Café Fútbol. Centrally located and economically priced, this is one of the best places for churros in Granada at any time of year. When the weather is warm, you can enjoy a breakfast of churros in the outdoor seating of the normally-shady Plaza Mariana Pineda, and on chilly or rainy days there's plenty of space on the sprawling top floor for you to sit and enjoy your breakfast or merienda (afternoon snack).

This cafeteria is one of those establishments that over time, has managed to retain that traditional atmosphere of yesteryear. Its doors have been open since 1903, originally by Antonio Suarez (the grandfather of the current Antonio Suarez) and it is now run by four generations of the Suarez family. The family are faithful to the traditions of preparing their dishes, here you can taste the best churros in Granada and don´t forget the exquisite ´leche rizada´ - the best in Granada.

Another popular option in the city is Café Fútbol, one of the oldest coffee shops in Granada, with more than 100 years of history. If you are looking for a fork breakfast, this is a very good option. It is a very central bar-restaurant and has all kinds of options and breakfast dishes, one of the most popular are their churros with Iberian ham, a must if you go to breakfast at Café Fútbol.

Café Fútbol (open from six in the morning until midnight daily) is a locals’ favorite for churros and hot chocolate. I tried them several places and I think this is the best. (This was the first time I ate churros since the age of 15 when I gorged myself on at least six in one sitting at a patinada (skating party) in Caracas – I couldn’t bear the sight or smell for literally decades!.

Cafe Futbol (Plaza de Mariana Pineda, 6, 18009 Granada, Spain) Muster up the energy to rejoin the rest of the city by going to Cafe Futbol. Situated in a hidden plaza, Cafe Futbol is busy at all times of day but their extensive seating that covers most of the plaza will ensure you’ll have a seat no matter when you go. Order a cortado and churros con chocolate to follow.

If you are frustrated with some long lines or want out of the main downtown area, take a short walk to Cafe Futbol, a locals’ loved cafe with plenty of churros to share. From my experience walking by the place, I never saw a line and everyone seemed happy to enjoy themselves. I thought their churros were excellently prepared with the right consistency and crunch.

For starters, there's Café Fútbol, right at the end of Plaza de Mariana Pineda, which is a simple five to ten minute trek from the residence hall. It is there that one can come across some of the best churros con chocolate in Spain. The churros themselves are crisp and delicious, while the chocolate is much thicker than what I was used to in America.

El Café Fútbol es historia viva de Granada desde 1922: ¡Este año celebramos los 102 años!. Cafetería, heladería para desayunos y meriendas, bar para el aperitivo con sus tapas... pero también restaurante a la hora de la comida y de la cena...

Let’s start the day with a great breakfast at Cafe Fútbol, one of the oldest coffee shops in Granada. The Cafe has been open since 1903 by Antonio Suarez. Now, Cafe Fútbol is a beloved family business run by the grandson of Antonio Suarez.

Local favourite is Café Futbol on Mariana Pineda square, boasting tables outside next to the fountain and Free WiFi although many places on Bib Rambla square also serve them. I tend to enjoy them on a rainy day or on a wintry afternoon.

Situada en la plaza Mariana Pineda, este lugar tiene una fama especial, y no solo por llevar abierto desde 1903 sino porque es el lugar perfecto para tomarse unos churros en Granada en la gran terraza que tienen disponible.

From 7.30 am for the best churros in Granada town, you can go to Café Fútbol. The café has been in the hands of the same family since 1903. Here, you can enjoy dipping the long fried dough pieces in sugar or warm chocolate.

This venerable café has been serving the best churros and chocolate since 1922. You can eat at the bar with locals or get a table to stay longer. The portions are big, so bring your appetite for the sweet treat.

Churros and chocolate in a place that has been around for three generations, serving big portions of greasy deliciousness in a warm and inviting atmosphere. Plaza Mariana Pineda, 6www.cafefutbol.com

At the iconic Café Fútbol you can relax with a great cup of coffee and delicious churros. You can also choose from crepes, ice cream and a great choice of coffee varieties.

Café Fútbol: Known for its legendary churros and hot chocolate, this cafe has been a beloved institution in Granada for decades.

This kitsch café sells heaps of churros and hot chocolate so thick you can stand your spoon up in it (from £2; cafefutbol.com).