Great little spot near the Plaza del Pilar. Cute decor with hot air baloons and plants, makes it…read morefeel really cozy. The service was okay, especially considering they don't have menus. Just go up and point or tell them what you want from what is on display and they will get it out to you. We ordered two espressos a panini and a tart. The tart was an apricot marscapone and was really well balanced, not too sweet. The panini was a nice refresher with avocado, tomato and a touch of cream cheese. All of this for under €6. Great place to stop for a breakfast.

Delicious pastries for breakfast, no menus but was pretty easy to point and order. The apricot…read moremarscapone was perfect with sweetness only from the fruit, but full of flavor. The panini came loaded with avocado, tomato, and light cream cheese. Great atmosphere and decor with plants and hot air balloon, kind of a French feel. Perfect for coffee and a quick bite!

Excellent Tapas service outstanding and beers are cold did I mention the beers were Excellent and…read morecold, bartenders are on point speak English if you want that (I dont) "When in Spain....."

What a shame this place is. I went in for a bite to eat when they were really busy & only had 3…read morestaff. Tables were piled with dirty dishes and staff were struggling to cope with customers. I went to the counter and was greet by a terse lady trying to give me change before I had even ordered. When she realised I wasn't the right person, she turned away in a bit of a huff... A bad start, but everyone can be forgiven. After a few minutes of waiting, the same woman came back and asked me something. Because I don't speak Spanish, I told her I didn't speak Spanish to which she immediately rolled her eyes and screamed out to her coworker to help. The coworker then turned away and did something else while the original woman also walked away. So I just stood there. And when it became apparent they were too busy to give a ...., I left. Cakes looked good, but service was LOUSY.

What a find in Pamplona! I'm so happy Pamplona finally has a 'real' coffee café!…read more The newly opened Campañia Café is in a perfect location next door to the Jesus y Maria Albergue for weary Peregrinos and just around the corner from the Pamplona Cathedral!! You will be greeted with a big hello and smile from the owner Gail and her staff which was a young man. Gail has her Café in a building with Roman ruins from the 1st Century as part of her seating area. It's simply amazing!! Downstairs has a quiet area with tables and the lovely scent of fresh lavender to remind you that this was once a Roman bath! The other wonderful thing is Gail offers many vegan and vegetarian options. We were able to get our latte and chai made with oat milk. Everything is top notch! I may just keep walking the Camino Frances over and over and over again (this is our second already!) so I can pass through Pamplona to see Gail and have her incredible service and COFFEE (and Chai tea and food!).

I thought I knew what a churro was, but then went here and really discovered what an authentic…read moreSpanish churro was meant to be. Incredible. Staff was super friendly and helpful. Ambiance wasn't anything too special, but it was clean and was fine. Get yourself a real churro with the real hot chocolate.

Yummy and quick. Initial place was closed so we found this one on Yelp and had our group of 15…read morehave a try. Everyone loved it!