I love socola and have been coming here for a year. The ambience is adorable and the servers are…read moresuper friendly (which can be rare in Spain). I love getting fancy brunch here on the weekends (think mimosas, French toast or eggs Benedict, fruit bowls, bagels). It's also a great place to come with a friend, have a brownie or a slice of cake (red velevet) and jut enjoy life. I have nothing but good things to say about this place and if you're in Murcia it's a must. It's a fun mix of Spain and the US in my opinion. Also the servers do speak English although I always prefer to use Spanish. If you're in Spain and want a yummy dessert or breakfast come here!

Socolá is a great spot. Whether you want a sweet treat or a coffee it is a great environment to…read morepass the time. They offer a delicious varieties of cake: guinness cake (yes, made with actual guinness), cheesecake, chocolate etc. My favorite are their flavorful infusiones ( tea, but not - because in Spanish tea is exclusively make with tea leaves and infusiones are exclusively any non-tea leaf steeped in water). I like thier regular menu,which is sweet and cozy. So, I especially enjoy their summer menu. It is fun and refreshing. If you're like me and you even like ice in your O.J. Just say what you would like and add " con hielo, por favor" ( with ice, please).

This is my "usual" place for coffee, ice cream and people watching. Love this cafe. Highly…read morerecommend to everyone visiting Alicante. Service is great. Ambiance is fancy casual. Highly recommend Cafe Borgonese (ice cream, whipped cream and shot of expresso), Copa Borgonese (House Sundae) and any ice cream cup. It's a place for high quality food and hang out.

There are so many wonderful bakeries in Alicante. Your mouth will be watering just looking at the…read moredelectable treats. All their desserts caught my eye and I don't have a sweet tooth!

Service was quick and friendly and the place had lively , good vibes. . It's located near Calle…read moreMayor. The chocolate was perfect .... tasty, not too sweet or bitter! Goes with the churros really well. We enjoyed our short break after exploring the city. Highly recommended.

Through out high school my Spanish teacher told us stories about churros and chocolate from Spain…read more So when I finally had the chance to visit Spain, churros and chocolate was on my to do list. My research led me to Valor. It was easy to find, great location for people watching. We sat outside, service was quick. Our dish of warm churros was huge. Our cups of hot chocolate was so thick and rich I couldn't finish mine. I'm a milk chocolate fan, so I didn't enjoy it as much as my husband did, the churros helped sweeten up the chocolate for me though. The menu is packed with sweet indulgences, so if dark chocolate isn't your thing, your sure to find lots of other choices. We were leaving Spain that day on our cruise ship so we went back before getting on the boat. We got a chocolate milkshake this time, it was more like thick chocolate milk, and it was so good. We also got a box of chocolate truffles to take home with us. We're hoping Valor will make it to America, but in the meantime there's always the online store to tide us over. Thanks Mrs. Marchetti for teaching me about churros and chocolate.

This is the place for Churros con chocolate . Wonderful and not too crowded in January. Great…read morelocation on Alicante esplanade. Would return

I have been to their Madrid's Gran Via location several times and I loved it, so when I found one…read morehere in Alicante I was overjoyed. The churros are excellent as in Madrid, the coffee was surprisingly not that good, which was very disappointing considering that any random coffee shop in Spain usually served excellent coffee! Service was the worst, the waiter sent half the powdered sugar on my lap while whipping the table and didn't care to apologize, this too was such a disappointment considering that service was always excellent at the Madrid location. Bottom line it may be worth the visit for the churros and the great patio on Alicante's promenade, but expect rude service and average coffee.