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.

What an adorable little coffee shop! We had no problem finding street parking on a lazy Sunday…read moremorning, but be forewarned that parking in this neighborhood can be a real challenge. Service is fast and efficient, and the barista was understanding with our broken Spanish thanks also to our handy translator. With a wall of teas to choose from, I ordered a Chai tea with milk that turned out to be the best Chai tea I've had during our travel through Spain. I'm not a coffee drinker, but my companion was and said the coffee was strong, simple and hot, and there were many options for infusions of sorts. Food service consists of pastries that were as lovely to look at as they were to eat. We had a custard pastry that was squishy and so delicious and the butter croissant. It was outstanding. Now that I've had the pleasure to add this little pit stop for all to find on Yelp, go find it for yourself. It's worth it.

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

Had a pasta salad. Is served without bread and is only made of greens. No vegetables what so…read moreever. Decent size, paid 5.5€ for the Salat and lemonade. Service was slow.

Solid tapas, though with a limited selection. I offered the jamón and cheese on bread and it was…read moredelicious. Topped with sweet jam, the whole bundle was toasted, delightfully colorful, and deliciously crispy. Service was fast and friendly. The inside was small, and full of constant activity. A tapas and a bottle of Estrella beer was just 7 euros

I chose a seat and then stepped into the bathroom and when I came back, my food and drink and…read morethings had been moved to a place I already said I did not want. There were 50 empty chairs and a dozen empty tables all around, that remained empty the entire time I was there. Not good. If a restaurant is very busy and needs to move a single diner to a smaller table that only seats two, I would understand, but then you ask the patron, with an apology, to select a different table, not simply move them when they are, literally, not looking. After dinner, I stepped up to the bar and asked to speak to the manager, and the portly, slightly scruffy gentleman indicated that I could speak with him. When I had related what had taken place, he said that I had a nice meal and said that I should "leave him alone." Shocked, I politely asked for his name. He refused to give it, which is why I described him as portly and slightly scruffy because I have no other way to identify him. So if you are eating alone and perhaps even in a group, chances are not small that you will be treated with as much understanding and civility as I was. The food was good. The drink was good. The atmosphere was good. The servers were kind and helpful. The portly, scruffy, nameless "boss" thoroughly ruined what might have been a perfectly lovely evening.