Amazing croissants This bakery in this tiny shop produces…read morethe most amazing croissants. They are all hand made - we saw him making them in the kitchen at the back of the shop. There is a wide range of flavours available - we tried the bacon, tomato & cheese, goat's cheese and caramelised onion and apple versions. They were delicious and fresh with light flaky layers - and very cheap too!!

The best croissants in, I don't know, the world? They open early which suited our inability to…read moreadjust to the Spanish sleep-late lifestyle. The employees were friendly and we're willing to help with our subpar Spanish. However, go for the croissants, you will be so happy!

A very lively and welcoming place for a lunch. The menu is varied, largely healthy and reasonably…read morepriced. The falafel was flavorful and the stuffed peppers perfectly seasoned. The prix-fixe is satisfying. Pasta with pesto was very garlicky and well-portioned. Desserts were delicious.

One of my favorites in Salamanca…read more Staff is great.. food was amazing! Came here a couple times throughout my vacation. Menu of the day is the choice to make.

Two original(plain) and one milk chocolate croissant The…read moreBEST pastry shop in Salamanca and very affordable with a large rotating variety of flavors ranging from chocolate to seasonal fruits. They also carry savory croissants as well with local proteins. They take both cash and credit card. You will NOT be disappointed!

To die for Fantastic pastries and even some chocolate candy. Reasonably priced. Don't miss itread more

If what you're looking for is real Spanish churros, this is your place (I know what I'm talking…read moreabout, I've been eating churros in Spain for all my life). It's a tiny Churrería, with only a couple of tables and the bar. It's not a tourist place, it doesn't have a shiny sign above the door, and all the customers are people from the neighborhood. Everybody knows each other so the place has a warm and personal feeling. The chocolate is thick and delicious as Spanish chocolate should be, and the churros are the best I've tried in Salamanca so far. The only problem is that the opening hours are short. You may not know that Churros are for breakfast in Spain, but it's true, so it opens really early in the morning (not sure about the time), but closes at 11.30am!! Get up early and start your day here like a real Spanish person!

Thank goodness for Coffee Corner! I found this coffee shop in a sea of cafes offering one thing…read moreonly: espresso. They have that here too, but sometimes what a girl needs while traveling is a good latte. Although the clientele seems almost exclusively Spanish, travelers from North America will find some familiar offerings here. Between the cappuccinos, fruit juices, bagels and wraps, and donuts, I could easily stay here all day. The vibe is cute and young and the primary barista (saw him several days in a row) was very tolerant of my horrible attempts at Spanish. Check out the cute mural on the street too!

zenzoo is a great place to hang out with friends and have a great time. you can enjoy a smoothie in…read morethe back in their super fun lounge. i came here 2 days in a row, i had the strawberry lassie smoothie which was good but it had a strong yogurt taste so if you don't love that kind of taste like me then i would recommend something like the tropical smoothie. it was very delicious and refreshing. overall the environment here is super fun and i wish i could come here all the time! definitely would recommend if your looking for a chill place to relax with friends and enjoy a refreshing smoothie.

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Excellent dessert (icecream) option. Long line for to-go icecream but good service when seated…read more Try the seated option. Sat down for dessert and loved their edible icecream bowls. Over several visits, icecream was always creamy and delicious. I'd keep them on the short list for options for sure. Give them a try.

Went here last night to eat. We ordered the tapas version of their croquetas, pastel de gumbas, and…read morecalamari. The croquetas were lukewarm and not as good as other places. The postal was interesting but needed something more to stand out. The calamari was off, like they weren't really calamaris and were some type of mcnugget version of calamaris. They lacked that snap of the skin when you bite into a calamari and the texture wasn't what you expect of a normal calamari. Looking at the inside looked processed. Fortunately our waiter noticed our two of our plates had a lot left on them and asked us why. He took the calamaris off the the bill and I appreciated that. That gesture alone brought this rating to a 3.

Great location, KILLER home made pate and friendly service! We just stopped after raking in over…read more20K steps up and down hills. We had a lovely (and hefty lunch) and chose to stop for a drink - beer for the hub and port for me with some nibbles. Ordered the house pate which happened to be sardine - WOW! I'm going to make this at home! With hunks of fluffy bread and wonderful Portuguese olive oil. Great spot to people watch and rest your tired tootsies!