The service is good, the chairs are comfortable and there are a lot of people to watch from the…read morepatio. I had a toaster croissant and it came out quick and was delicious. The coffee is strong and tasty. I'd say it's a win!

This is a very good place for bravas it looks pale but is spicy and tastes very good. It is well…read moreknown locally for the bravas. The atmosphere is good and the people friendly. It is quite small so could get quite full. The calamari looked very good but I did not have any.

Stayed alongside this place for various occasions. Always festive and great service. Get a frasca,…read moreorder the cheese, eat the meats! It's all an experience.

This places breaths history and decadence. It's is exactly like it was 80 years ago. Where you had…read moreluxury before now it's a nice and charming old school Bar. The vibe is terrific, when we got there there was a piano player on an upper stage in the main room. You have a lobby with the bar that it's followed by a main room, with plenty of tables. There is also a little glass room inside the lobby where you can also seat. The Menu is mainly composed by cold cuts, cheese and wines. We got some goat cheese in oil (be careful, it is really tasty , if you never tried before you will be hooked) and red wine. It was a delightful experience, for our five senses. I will recommend this place to anyone staying in Santander.

This used to be the People's Market. It opened in 1904 after the Cabo Machichaco boat incident…read moremade people think about gathering places away from the marina and the water. The design was focused on iron and glass. There are two stories that can only be accessed from the outside separately. Downstairs is for fish and the upstairs is for meats and sundries. Today there area a few cafes and eateries on the upper level for those wanting to take a break from their market shopping Depending on the day of the week, the outside area of the market could host a vegetable farmer's market or a flea market.

This definitely is the place to be for all of your fish & seafood needs or if you would like to see…read morethe daily (food) shopping life of Santanderinos. Since this is off the beaten path, in terms of tourists, you will really get a vibe of the "real" Santander. For the fish/seafood portion of the mercado, you pretty much will have so MANY variety of items. I was shocked by the amount of vendors set up in this market. The best part: while there were plenty of vendors, the market did not smell extremely fishy, which means the fish & seafood were pretty fresh.