Its single origins include Colombia Coocentral, Colombia Monteblanco, and Costa Rica Chirripó Mountain, and it also sells wholesale and offers coffee consulting. Turkish breakfast arrives on wood boards with small bowls of jam, honey, tahini, cheese, and olives.
A mustard scalloped awning printed GRAMAJ COFFEE and a black backlit oval sign mark the front, beside a painted mural of a classical stone bust and pavement tables on the street. Inside, a neon Treat Yourself sign lights a wall of antique mirrors beside a doorway framed in coloured stained glass, leading through to a further room with a second glazed door onto a narrower cobbled side street. The espresso counter sits by the entrance, with cushioned benches in mustard, teal, and purple lining both walls under exposed brick, and wooden stairs at the back lead up to a second breakfast room, also in exposed brick, with mismatched painted stools.