Cafetería El Saladero
Café at the Caleta de Sebo harbour, on La Graciosa, permanently closed according to Google Maps.
This café on Avenida Virgen del Mar, by the harbour of Caleta de Sebo on La Graciosa, is listed as permanently closed on Google Maps. We checked on 23 August 2026. No closing date is given, and the business itself published no notice. It had a terrace by the quay and was a regular stop for breakfast on arriving by ferry, or for a drink before boarding back to Lanzarote.
We are keeping this page because people still search for the name, and they deserve an answer before turning up at a closed door. No telephone number or email address was stored on this listing, so no contact details had to be removed. What is still open around the harbour is best checked on the spot.
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