A mostly spring/hot summer store, is a welcome stop during a scorching, hot sunny walk around the…read morecity. Technically a great IceCream store (with flavors you will not find elsewhere), is their horchatas (ice brisk cool milk-like beverage made out of chufas[*]) that will floor you on the spot. If too sweet (they are silky sweet), granizados (slushee like beverage) will also do the trick. All these items are made in house fresh, along with pastries and Turron. They have a coffee bar, and sell food and drink products for the Island (gin, sobrasada (a rich, savory, smooth sausage, great with baked bread and Menorqui cheeses), chocolates, ensaimadas (a traditional Balearic pastry the size of a medium pizza, great with hot chocolate). All in all, a great stop-over after a long day going around the city. (*) For the Horchata connoisseur: You are drinking the original Horchata from the 1200s Spain. Anything outside European Spain is a poor imitation, as when Spain colonized LatinAmerica, they had no access to chufas, substituting them for rice. =P

Visiting Punta Prima and had some time for lunch on our tour. A few beach view spots here to…read morechoose from and this one was semi busy so we grabbed a table. We ordered a pitcher of Sangria and it was excellent and paired nicely with the weather and view. Bread with aioli was brought out as a starter which was a nice touch. We shared and enjoyed a Mixed salad. The star of the show was the Galacian Octopus. The Octupus was smoked and seasoned with Paprika placed over a bed of Confit potatoes. A local dish that was exquisite. We shared it and didn't want it to end. A must try and I'm craving it as I write this review! Service was upbeat and attentive. One of our servers took some time to tell us about the Octopus dish which was much appreciated. Amazing view with open air seating and don't miss the Galacian Octopus!

Nice steak and reasonable prices compared to the resort hotel close by. I really enjoyed the…read morelocation, so close by the beach.

If you are in big hurry don't come as the service is paced slowly but you have an Amazing view of…read morethe port and the town so just sit and enjoy: The menu was actually quite inventive with some very interesting items (not your usual stuff) written in a blackboard. We tried the he mejillones a la intentona . They were very good super fresh in an excellent of sauce of olive oil garlic and pimentos. We then tried the burrata with salmorejo pesto and Aragula. I expected the salmorejo (a Provençal type of cold tomato soup) to be separate. Instead the burrata sat in the salmorejo. This worked really well. All in all not your typical stuff and very good. The service is the only minus

Great staff, delicious food, great location in Arta, and food prices are not expensive.read more

Went here on a day trip from Porto and wow, it was great to escape the heat for a minute. As a…read morewell-dressed man from the great state of Nebraska, I was not used to the sun beating down on my neck. I thought about getting a massage to relieve some pain from my burn, but they said it was too severe of a burn. Nonetheless, I persisted. I came along place, looking for refuge. And boy, did I find it. I had a warm ice coffee along with a traditional dish for lunch. I after relaxed and listened to the jazz of a man who reminded me of someone near and dear to my life, Edith. Abroad, it's easy to think about Edith as she makes me think of home. So did this fine establishment. If I ever do another day trip, I would come back!

Such a cute cafe! The outdoor seating is really nice and…read morethe food is delicious too. We ordered some salads, meats and cheeses to share which were lovely. Just remember to bring cash as they don't take cards.

Love this place! Nice and attentive staff, delicious pastries, multiple choice of breads (they even…read morehave corn flour bread which I'm in love with!), nice coffee...ideal for a snack when having a walk in town.