Hands-down my favorite pastry bar in Alghero. You can smell the delicious aroma wafting from down…read morethe street when you come near this bar. Definitely try their pesche (double cream filled donuts sandwiched together), diplomatici (crispy pastry layers with a cake layer mixed with cream) or their regular donut ciambelle which is fluffy and finger-lickingly scrumptious. It's all so good, it's bad for you because you'll want to eat them daily! The staff is generally nice. There is indoor and outdoor seating. If you're in Alghero, this is a must breakfast location.

Had a quick coffee and ice cream during our stroll in the city of Alghero…read more They have a nice outdoor serving that offers shade and a nice view of the harbor. Given that the coppa creme caramel (ice cream) that I ordered was 9 Euro it was a good thing it turned out to be BIG! We shared it over two people and were more than happy. Service was ok, but nothing special. Would for sure consider going back if we roam the area again.

This might be one of my new favorite spots to grab a coffee and pastry…read more Have not tried their food, so this review is based only on morning coffee and pastries! 1) Great pastries If they haven't sold out, they stock my favorite two pastries, ciambelle (sugar donut) & bomboloni (cream filled donut). After asking who made these divine goodies... we were told they were from Tarragona (my all-time favorite pastry shop in Alghero). They sell these for 1.00€ each, which is cheaper than buying them directly from Tarragona. Get there early to make sure you can get one! 2) Inexpensive Prices Regular espresso coffee is 1.00€, and no extra add-on fee for sitting down. 3) Friendly service The service was super friendly and the woman serving us even emembered us several days later when we returned. 4) Central Location Two minutes from the historic center and just around the corner from the Port of Alghero, it's easy to reach on foot. 5) Cute decor Their is an outdoor area with seats and umbrellas, although it faces a busy street, it's nice to have the option to sit outside. The inside interior is decroated in a vintage stylel, modern with chalkboard menus on the wall.

We stayed nearby and had coffee and a pastry here every day! The croissants were the fluffiest…read moreever, and the pecan pastry was amazing. Service was top notch, this place is a must if you're in the neighborhood.

In answer to the man above: when I am in the States, I always pay for a tea if I bring my own…read moreteabag because they still have to serve you, wash the dishes, provide sweetener ? Or cream???, and you are taking up a table a paying customer could have had. Be a considerate Yelper! The people here were very accommodating to us and the location, the breeze was lovely. The Creama Caffe was wonderful; pastries: so-so. The sandwiches at the next table looked really good but we didn't get to try them.

The cappuccino (€1,20), caffe americano (€1,20) and pastries (€1,00) were mediocre. I want to say…read morethat I liked this place, as the location is great, right near the garden and historic center, but alas I have to give it one star. Service is so important for me to truly enjoy any establishment and here it was a total fail. We went around 9am on a Friday morning for a coffee and pastry. The staff was very strange... when we asked for some hot water, on top of our order of two pastries and two coffees, they looked at us like we had two heads. Asking us several times to clarify what we wanted. Then as they realized we wanted a cup of hot water, they recounted a story about feeling irked when another client had asked for hot water but brought their own teabag. They told us how they responded negatively to this request. They did not know why we needed the hot water, so by retelling us this story in a derogatory way only implied that if I were to pull out a teabag of my own, they would what.. growl their disapproval or throw me out of their establishment? haha. Okay, I might understand that as a business that sells their own tea, you may feel jilted with others trying to get free hot water and bringing their own tea, but then just charge them for the price of tea! But, if someone has a preference to their own tea from their own home, shouldn't they be allowed to have some hot water, even if you make them pay for it? We needed some water to make hot oatmeal for my child, but we felt watched and uncomfortable the whole time we were there, as they were waiting to see how we would use the hot water! Apparently, the bar deemed this use of hot water 'okay' and at the register, they did not charge us for the hot water. I would have gladly paid for the cup of hot water, if it meant that they would've left us in peace! The whole experience was just not inviting and I would definitely not return. Business owners should be more flexible. The one star is for the location and the lounge area outside.