Klenk's Cafe
About
The coffee shop or café Klenk's Cafe in Madeira occupies Estrada da Ponta Oliveira 57a, 9125-035 Caniço, Portugal. Caniço sits on the island's south coast, within reach of the capital, Funchal. The venue operates as a restaurant rather than a drinks-only café.
Its 4.5 out of 5 average is drawn from 569 reviews, a large count for a café. Coffee and meals both form part of what is served. Funchal heads the nearby places, which also include Câmara de Lobos, Caniço, Machico, Santana, São Vicente, Porto Moniz and Calheta.
Opening hours run through the week with Tuesday off. Many islanders emigrated to New England and Europe for work, and family ties still run between the islands and those ports. Music and dance are central to island life, from morna and coladeira to Azorean folk songs.
A visitor staying in Funchal can reach Caniço along the coastal road without much trouble. Whales, dolphins and seabirds gather in the surrounding waters, and whale-watching boats run from several islands. Inter-island ferries carry passengers and supplies, and crossings can be rough in winter.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Klenk's Cafe serve?
Klenk's Cafe is a restaurant in Caniço on Madeira, with Funchal and Câmara de Lobos among the nearby places along this stretch of coast. The surrounding Atlantic waters draw whales, dolphins and seabirds, and whale-watching boats run from several islands.
What kind of business is Klenk's Cafe?
Klenk's Cafe is a restaurant on Madeira, an island in the Atlantic where music and dance shape daily life. It sits in Caniço, a short distance from Funchal.
Where is Klenk's Cafe located on Madeira?
Klenk's Cafe sits at Estrada da Ponta Oliveira 57a, 9125-035 Caniço, Portugal, on the island of Madeira in the Atlantic. Caniço lies close to Funchal, so the café is within reach of the island's main town.
How do visitors rate Klenk's Cafe?
Klenk's Cafe holds a rating of 4.5 out of 5 from 569 reviews, reflecting steady approval from diners in Caniço. The restaurant sits on Madeira, where family ties still connect the island to ports in New England and Europe.
Visitor Reviews
Reviews from IslandSpots members
No reviews yet — be the first to share what this place is really like.
