I enjoy coming to this coffee shop in the morning as I spend some time here in Girona. They are…read morealways friendly and it is a clean environment. The coffee is good and the food is fresh. Also they open at 0800. A lot of the other coffee places around open a bit later than this one. If you are ever in Girona please stop by.

What a fantastic place and fantastic menu. Really love coming here when we visit Girona. Had the…read moreFrench Toast once and the Eggs Benedict the other two. Great meals.

Incredible Mexican food in Girona. This was my favorite restaurant I ate at during my visit. The…read moreowner Arturo was very kind as well. Order the enmoladas, you won't regret it!

Everyone in our group liked the food, the ambience and the special care the staff were taking…read more Looked like a family owned place, I am not sure though. It had such a feel. The food was craftfully prepared and arranged aesthetically. There seem to be quite a few dessert options too. It is conveniently located from the basilica in a beatiful street full of restaurants. Food is a wee bit pricier. Overall a gratifying experience.

The food was so good! We have been in Spain for almost a week and haven't found food with this type…read moreof flavor. I am Mexican so I guess I was expecting spicy food in Spain. If you are looking for spicy flavor but not super spicy, stop by here. You will not be disappointed. I am also vegetarian and they have a whole separate vegetarian and vegan menu. Make sure to request it. I got the vegetarian sopes and the "masa" for the sopes was freshly made. The gentleman who was our severer was super friendly and helpful.

Excellent food that seems authentic, and very good service. It's a great find that's a little bit…read moreoff the beaten path. Glad we found it!

We are from the United States. Southern California. We got tired of eating tapas and came across…read morethis gem! Great food great drinks, must try!

My friend and I went here for lunch! They had a lunch special where you can choose a appetizer,…read moreentree and dessert for a set price. For appetizers we got the nachos and the guac. The guac was very fresh and the nachos were cheesy and delicious then for entrees we tried different tacos from al pastor to carne asada. All the tacos were packed with flavor and were also very good. For dessert I got the cheesecake while my friend got the corncake. Both were but but nothing to write home about. A very good and filling lunch!

What a tremendous restaurant!…read more Chamaco Mexicano is located on a back street, just off the beach in Lloret de Mar. It's only a small restaurant but I felt that only improved the atmosphere. The decor is traditional and the waitresses dressed accordingly. What goes on in the kitchen is visible from the tables so you can see everything is fresh and not just packaged reheated rubbish. The food was great, I had chicken fajitas which were superb and my friend tried the enchiladas. They cook and display a couple of dishes in the doorway so you can see what the food is like, they had this huge shish kebab type dish which looked out of this world. The staff were friendly and give customers free margaritas and sweets with the bill. This is not a cheap restaurant but you really do get what you pay for.

Tried this place out for lunch and we were not disappointed. Nachos were a hit! Loved all the…read moremelted cheese and the chili it was topped with. Shared a steak fajitas plate that was sizzling hot and flavorful, but the best was my mango margarita!!!! So good.

Albeit-- in a sketch area, Caravelle was an amazing find within walking distance of my hotel near…read morethe Gothic Quarter. Caravelle is quaint and modern, and the service is definitely on the more lax side. Note: smaller parties may be seated at the communal table, and this place stays busy! Be prepared for a bit of a wait. I started with a café con leche, and although I'm not usually a sweets-for-breakfast kinda person, the croffle looked too enticing online to pass up. Being a huge egg aficionado, I also ordered a side of eggs à la carte. My coffee arrived quickly, but after waiting 30 minutes, I noticed that guests who had arrived after me were already enjoying their meals... When I checked in with the waiter, it turned out my order hadn't gone through at all. I had to reorder, and while waiting, I asked for another café con leche since I was long overdue for a refill. Unfortunately, that second coffee never came--but on the bright side, my meal eventually did. The croffle was freaking divine. Crispy/flakey on the outside, and soft inside. The cream was sweet, but not overpowering, and the tart of the berries balanced out the meal. As I was getting ready to check out, the waiter asked if I had ever received my second café con leche. Embarrassed for them, I admitted that I hadn't... Realizing they'd made ANOTHER mistake, he apologized profusely and quickly asked the barista to make me one to go. To compensate for my time and patience, he generously comped my entire meal, leaving me to pay only for the initial coffee (2.50 euros). Despite the service hiccups, the food was incredible--truly one of my favorite breakfasts in Spain.

This place is near the big market and popular for breakfast/brunch. No need to worry about the…read morelanguage barrier here - everyone speaks English. I had the poached eggs on toast. I didn't love that they put some kind of spice on the eggs (paprika maybe) - just too aggressive a flavor than I want in the am with my simple breakfast. Also the sodas here are weird, skip em - no name brand Coke Zero here.