Bar Cafetería Loyeya
PERMANENTLY CLOSED. Café-bar in the centre of Valverde, El Hierro.
PERMANENTLY CLOSED. This café-bar is listed as permanently closed on Google Maps, as of our check in August 2026. We keep the page online because people still search for it by name.
Loyeya stood on Avenida Dacio Darias, right in the centre of Valverde, the capital of El Hierro. It was a long-standing local spot for coffee, sandwiches and homemade tapas, popular with residents. We have taken the phone number, the email address and the website off this page, because they belonged to the closed business. If a restaurant guide still shows it as open, that is old, undated information.
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