The people that work here are so friendly and I love everything I've tried so far (which is a lot)…read more I love the pisto (tomato) empanadas and their croissants. They have smoothies and sandwiches as well as salads and freshly made OJ. I go there everyday for either a snack or a coffee, it's also very cheap so it works for a college student budget!

I had a nice breakfast of pastries and coffee at this bake shop which has several locations…read more Service was prompt and the bakery was quite busy in the morning. You can either eat inside or outside. I had a chocolate croissant which had sufficient chocolate inside which I appreciated. The coffee con leche was fine but not a standout.

The tiny little sandwiches built on mini-baguettes at 100 Montaditos are just so adorable. They…read morewere also incredibly cheap (ranging from 1 to 2 Euros each) and were a great way to sample a bunch of different Spanish and globally-inspired flavors. Two of my favorite fillings included the Carrillera (pork cheeks braised in red wine) paired with patatas paja (potato sticks) and a spicy mojo picon sauce; and the Pollo tandoori (spiced chicken) paired with lettuce and mojo picon. Other selections I tried included the "Serranito," made of lomo al ajillo (pork loin) with jamon and caramelized onions; the simple tuna with caramelized onions and tomato; and the Mexican-style stewed pork shoulder (Paleta de cerdo guisada deshilachada). As you can tell, many of the 100 sandwich selections simply used the same set of ingredients, toppings, and sauces in different combinations, but everything made for a tasty, great value meal nonetheless. To order, you simply list the number of the sandwiches you want on a sheet of paper and pay at the counter, and the sandwiches are served along with potato chips on a platter as soon as they're ready!