How do you say (cofee) "dark or with milk" in spanish?

Question

I'm making this spanish menu and underneth coffe I have to describe it so how would I say dark (like strong) or with milk

Answer 1

dark (like strong): Café ***** y fuerte

coffee with milk: Café con leche

There is a dark coffee with just a little cream, that would be:
Café cortado con crema

Regards

Answer 2

Cafe con leche = coffee with milk
Cafe sin leche=Coffee without milk

Answer 3

Would never happen in england although we like to think we are a cultural sponge that soaks up everything, we are a lot more tribal than we realise. If you look at england every region has its own dialects that vary greatly town to town even housing estate to housing estate. Its probably the only remains of old england when every city and town had there own time zones and laws and variations of the english language.

Answer 4

Cafe sin la leche{la crema] coffee without milk[creme]
Cafe con la leche[la crema] coffee with milk[creme]

Answer 5

Black (dark) coffee = café sólo
Coffee with milk = café on leche

Café sólo o café con leche = black coffee or coffee with milk

Answer 6

Black coffee: cafe tinto
W/milk: cafe con crema OR cafe con leche

Answer 7

Con leche o sin leche

Answer 8

dark coffee= café solo.
coffee with milk = café con leche.
So on your menu you could write
Cafe solo o con leche.

Answer 9

coffee is "cafe"

dark coffee (strong) is "cafe *****"

coffee with milk is "cafe con leche"

Answer 10

many ways:

dark: cafe *****, solamente cafe no leche o azucar

with milk: cafe con leche

or at least that's how i'll order it.