Breakfast ·
Breakfast in Laureles, Medellín: specialty coffee from 8:30 a.m.
Where to have breakfast in Laureles: quick pairings before work, dishes to sit down with, and the practical details for getting here.
Looking for breakfast in Laureles, Medellín? Café Namazzi opens at 8:30 a.m. Monday to Saturday at Calle 33A #78A-56. Specialty coffee, fresh pastries and dishes on sourdough, with private parking so you can get in and out quickly.
A quick breakfast before work
If you have 15 minutes, these are the pairings people order most in the morning (prices in Colombian pesos):
- Cappuccino and a cheese stick $18,500. The pairing we see most on our tables.
- Americano and almojábana cake $18,900. Almojábana is a Colombian cheese bread; ours comes as a soft, chewy cake.
- Latte and three-cheese croissant: the croissant is $10,000 and the latte $9,000.
The bakery case also has almond, pistachio, blueberry, spinach and cheese, and ham and cheese croissants, plus a four-cheese pastry.
A full breakfast, at your own pace
If the plan is to sit down, these are the morning dishes:
- Arepa with eggs $21,000, new on the menu: eggs ranchero style or with aliños (seasoned), your way, and you pick the arepa: sweet corn (choclo), white or mote. The breakfast of Medellín, the Namazzi way.
- Omelette $22,000: soft and fluffy, with cherry tomatoes, oregano and sourdough.
- Avocado toast $25,000: sourdough, avocado, cherry tomatoes, queso costeño, honey and egg.
- Brunch sandwich $24,500: egg, ham, cheese, tomato, onion, lettuce and aioli on sourdough.
- Berry parfait $24,900: Greek yogurt, granola, honey and berries.
Breakfast and brunch are served until 3:30 p.m., so it works for a late breakfast too.
What to drink
Besides milk-based coffees, every season we have a single-origin coffee for filter brewing. If you have never tried a V60, the morning is the best time: it is a clean, light and aromatic cup. A cup is $9,500.
If you would rather skip coffee: herbal infusions, chai, matcha, 100% cacao hot chocolate and fresh juices.
The practical stuff
- Hours: Monday to Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Closed on Sundays.
- Address: Calle 33A #78A-56, Laureles, Medellín.
- Parking: private, on a ramp, with access from Calle 33A.
- Pets: your dog is welcome.
FAQ
What time does Café Namazzi open?
At 8:30 a.m., Monday to Saturday.
Do you have gluten-free or dairy-free options?
We have plant-based milk for every milk drink (+$2,000). For other dietary needs, ask the person serving you and we will tell you what goes into each dish.
Can I see the menu before I go?
Yes. The full menu with prices is online, in English.