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Coffee, breakfast and lunch at an inclusive café on Lyraweg in Willemstad.
Sometimes a good morning needs little more than coffee, something to eat and time to sit down. Café Magic offers a relaxed stop in Willemstad, with a worthwhile story behind the café.
Café Magic combines a public café with practical hospitality training. Founded in 2023, it gives people with mild intellectual disabilities opportunities to develop their skills through everyday work in food preparation and service.
For visitors, the experience starts simply: choose a drink, order breakfast or lunch and settle in. The food follows an approachable café style, with options such as toasted sandwiches and wraps rather than an elaborate tasting menu. What is available can change, so treat these as an indication of the style.
You will find Café Magic on Lyraweg, in the same building as Carin Cares. You do not need any connection to the care organisation to visit. It is a useful option to consider when you want a daytime meal away from the waterfront restaurant strips.
Planning more coffee stops during your stay? Explore our [coffee shops, bakeries and sweet treats on Curaçao](/curacao/food-nightlife/coffee-bakeries-sweets/). For current visiting information, use the [Café Magic website](https://cafemagiccuracao.com/).
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We would choose Café Magic for an uncomplicated breakfast or lunch and the opportunity to support a local training initiative through an ordinary café visit. Give it a place in your plans when you have time to sit down and enjoy the meal.
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The café lists its address as Lyraweg 41 in Willemstad. You may also find it listed as Lyraweg 41-a. It shares a building with Carin Cares.
Yes. It is a public café; you do not need to be a client of Carin Cares or involved in the training programme.
Yes. Coffee is part of the café's core offering, alongside breakfast and lunch.
The café provides a working environment where people with mild intellectual disabilities can develop hospitality skills. Training is part of its purpose, alongside serving its guests.
That is a sensible choice, particularly if you want to sit together or have specific food requirements. Discuss your group size and preferences directly with the café.
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