A popular place in Rota to sit back and relax and enjoy some hookah. I was with a big group and was…read moreone of the DD for the night, so I cannot vouch for the drinks. Everyone in the party liked the sangria. I didn't try the hookah either but it smelled so delicious. They offer a lot of mixed drinks, shots and teas as well as dessert. The staff that helped us out were attentive even though it was very busy. The place is fairly big and clean. There is street or underground parking.

Chicho makes the best and beautiful drinks! We had a GREAT…read moreTIME!! Ya gotta go and get a drink!

Right across the street from the downtown gas station and I've been coming here for years. Great…read morepeople who run the bar - I know them all. They used to have a place decades ago downtown next to the public mercado downtown but moved here. Muscle Man Dani who waits and serves the outdoor tables is fast. Antonio is usually behind the bar. By 1:30pm they are already cleaning and readying to close so get here earlier. Churros are thin but the only ones around that I've had that taste sooooo much better. Be here by 11:30 if you want any - if they run out of dough they'll not offer any churros. Usually packed between 10am and 1pm. They are open the same hours Sunday when Antonio's Dad works the tables and shouts out the orders in a slightly "loud" voice. He's unique and a Rota icon. I usually come here to have a cafe manchado while reading the Diario de Cadiz.

Excellent bar for breakfast, artisan churros and very good coffe…read more Great Waiters Speak english is a family bar

As long as I have been in Rota, this place has been here. It's crowded and VERY busy in the summer,…read moreoccupied during the winter and always open! You walk in for an ice cream, figure out what you want, order pay and get out! The tables and chairs are clean, and they also have an upstairs area when you can sit if you want quiet. The ice cream flavors are very unique, many that you won't find in the USA. The ice cream comes from a family business with origins in nearby Sanlucar de Barrameda, where they still have a factory.

This place is a big establishment and also has upstairs seating. They offer a variety of desserts…read morelike waffles and other pastries. They also have a variety of flavors to choose from. Maybe it was the batch that was made for that day, but the ice cream i got had an off taste to it. I wasn't a big fan and surprisingly, I didn't even finish it. Two of the staff was helping me and my friend. While the one who was helping me was pleasant, the other one was not so pleasant. Maybe she was having an off day. Unfortunately, I don't think I will be returning to this place.

Go to place for breakfast sandwiches. For just a few euros, you can get a huge sandwich and a hot…read morebeverage. Guys running the place are real nice.

I've only tried the completo and chicarron sandwiches and honestly they are really delicious. Place…read moreis pretty inexpensive. I def recommend ppl here for the completo sandwich.

Horse neck drink was a fav. Classic glassware. Great decor and nice wallpaper. Great spot by the…read morebeach

Great tasting cafe con leche. Staff always have great attitude and costumer service. The small café…read moreis located in the same building as the library

This review is for the San Antonio next to Mercadona…read more EVERY time I've been in here the staff have been incredibly rude. Always feel totally unwelcome. Coffee is terrible...and so are the staff

It's a very busy, but friendly place in the morning. The coffee is great and pastries are fresh and…read moredelicious. Breakfast sandwiches are made to order. There are actually two San Antonio bakeries in the chain. One is on a main road leading out of town and the second one a short distance to west is in a residential area. At either one, you can sit outside, drink coffee and enjoy the morning. I prefer the residential setting of the second one as it is more relaxing.

This bakery looks very small from the outside, but once you walk in it's huge! There's seating…read moreoutside, inside and another room with a kids play area! I got a café con leche and a sándwich mixto (grilled ham and cheese sandwich) and a chocolate donut. It was very good. Fast service and it seems that locals come here to have their quick coffee. I'll probably come back here more often after swim class.

I pass by here a lot. You can't miss it as you walk through the tunnel of the older City Hall, onto…read morethe plaza de España and it's on your left as you walk toward the Iglesia de la O, the beach and the light tower. They have a television to occupy your eyes. They have a good selection of tapas and now it includes caracoles (snails) as most places are offering right now (it's May). Don't want to sit inside? They have tables under umbrellas in the plaza too! You can sit down outside and someone will come out to take your order. Each time I have been here they have been quick and courteous. I just had a coffee yesterday. During Rota's warmer days you'll find all their outdoor tables taken... very limited parking in front. A public parking garage is located about 4mins away from the plaza de España, in the direction of the Torre de Merced. This is in old Rota, and after your coffee or tapas, I strongly recommend a walk through the older calles which is most relaxing, along with seeing the Castillo de Luna past here towards the beach. It's lovely.

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