Fantastic place with a beautiful view. The absolute best croissant and cappuccino! Awesome server,…read morevery friendly. We were given delicious cookies to go with our order. Do not miss this place!

I stopped in here because it looked good from the street and was open early (7:45) when I was on…read morethe hunt for coffee and something sweet. My eyes didn't lie, it was an excellent breakfast. The staff was very friendly with my limited Spanish and pointing to the food I wanted. Overall a 5 star experience and highly recommend. You can see the quality of the pastries in the picture. Sorry I don't know the name of what I got but I did it based on the look and there was no sign of what it was. Thanks guys for the delicious coffee and food. And I will try and bring wifey by when she wakes.

This beautiful, cost cafe has you covered from coffee to some light bites and an escape from the…read moretraditional cafe in Santiago. The prices are reasonable with staff that make you feel at home. Grab a seat, enjoy their larger than normal cafe con leche, and take a look at their large selections of breakfast and bites. Definitely will come back again as a new local!

nice place for breakfast and coffee ! not the usual neon lit corner bar but rather a cosy place…read more very friendly staff and very reasonable prices. its located just outside the old quarter. we had breakfast twice there and the waiter even remembered what we had the day before.

Rude Rude Rude. We went just before 9:00 Am for some Churros and chocolate and the person at the…read morefront told us they were all full. When I asked if we could just order and not have any seating she brusquely told us no and dismissed us. Mind you, my family and I were polite and are Spanish speakers. The attitude of the proprietor or front person was that we were not worthy of paying her for her food and a waste of her time. Don't go there. If I could give it no stars I would.

Not only the hot chocolate and the churros were great, the service was fenomenal. Lola was very…read morepatient and lovely with my two little children. I highly recommend this place not only for the food quality but also because of the service

Beautiful little cafe in the old part of Santiago de Compostella. Traditional galician foods-…read morejamon,pulpo, pimiento, and calamari at reasonable prices. Best deal is the house wine at 1 euro a glass. For real. For real, for real. And you're in Spain, so you get food with any drink you order. Big Win! Find this place if you're fortunate enough to be in this beautiful part of Spain. The food and drink are wonderful and the people are amazingly friendly. I love this place!

Friendly service and awesomely-priced sandwiches and bocadillos. Pulpo was 1€ more than other…read moreplaces nearby, but both our hamburger and lomo completo bocadillo were 3€ or less. Would highly recommend!!

I ordered diner iskender, which is very hard to find in my experience. Perhaps I was too excited --…read moreor maybe everything I have had in the past JS Americanized. But after asking the guy for the most flavorful plate of iskender, I had the blandest. Imagine opening up a can of tomato sauce and doing nothing to season it... That said, the portion was plentiful if you eat all the freshly fried pita below the meat (decent cuts -- lean). Bottom line: Meh, go elsewhere.

Pretty great place to grab a doner kebab, some drinks, and mix it up. The food was fresh and…read morewonderfully spiced. Even though it's located right in the hustle and bustle of the city, they weren't in a hurry to shuffle you in and out.

It was a fantastic experience to navigate the streets near the cathedral, but many of the shops,…read morebars, and restaurants in the area were VERY congested. Even as we walked away from the central area of Santiago, there were plenty of restaurants, bars, and shops to behold. I detected the smell of fresh bread wafting down the street and decided it would be a good idea to investigate. This journey took me to Ebano, a bakery that specializes in many traditional Galician baked goods - and not just tarta Santiago! There were empanadas and empanadillas with every filling imaginable, loaves of fluffy, crusty bread, traditional square layer cakes (also with every filling imaginable), and small pastries. Two very pleasant women were working behind the counter that day. I asked for one loaf of "rosca gallega" bread (the bread comes in many shapes and I thought a ring shape would be a nice departure from a normal loaf). Sure, the bread would go well with the soup we would be eating later in the day...but what about something sweet? Because I am devoid of willpower, I also asked for a slice of plain cake (although raspberry did sound enticing). The woman wrapped my baked goods, which were very reasonably priced, and it was time to go back home to enjoy them. The bread was absolutely perfect, especially after re-heating it. Airy without being too porous, flaky without creating a mess of crumbs. The cake was also delicious - extremely fresh and moist, without being overly sweet. It went well with my café solo and was the perfect way to conclude a carb-laden lunch.

Fantastic churros con chocolate!! Highly recommended by our hotel as the best in Santiago.read more

I don't care what anyone says, the churros here are the best that I have had in Spain…read more The have a crunchy exterior, and a soft interior, making for the perfect texture. The fact that they are made fresh probably contributes to the experience.