Any serif font is fine by me. I've been going with whatever Zathura's default epub font is.
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The specific font isn't as important for me. Mostly I'll use whatever sans serif option is available in the reader, since I generally despise serifs. Very occasionally I'll go for a serif font on a fantasy book for "atmosphere", though.
During last year, I have been using Liberation Serif on my Kobo Clara Reader.
I use DejaVu on my phone. Maybe computer, too. I can't check right now; it's out of commission.
I prefer a helv variant usually, but now that it's under fire I'm trying out colibri.