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The views were impressive, especially at sunset. The beer selection was very limited on draft and…read morelight, but acceptable. I was impressed by the waitstaff (noting that I was with a regular) and was surprised how good the food was considering it was more of a tourist location.

The cafe con leche is good. Conveniently right by the train and bus stations…read more Read more at www.kimstravelblog.com :)

My first café con leche, and it is delicioso! One of three places right across from the train…read morestation and bus station in Santander. Has free wifi (ask for the password), so es muy perfecto for waiting for the train (which runs every hour). The servers were so nice to a non-Spanish speaking American. There are two little red tables out front (standing or sitting), and ample other seating inside or out. Santander is a wonderful place to visit, especially when you make it to the beach part. OMG, I'm now a coffee drinker when I wasn't before. I will drink too much of this. I hated coffee in the U.S.

This is a small, dimly lit tapa bar and cafe. I didn't really have the best experience here, but I…read morethink you might if you are going for such an atmosphere. I didn't necessarily find the guy at the bar the most accommodating, but I'm sure that is just his personality. Other than just not what I was looking for and my mistake ordering the wrong thing, it is a beautiful place and would be a great casual yet romantic spot for a drink. I wish I could give a better, more detailed review. All I have to say is that a taco in Spain is not a taco in America. lol. Or maybe it just said 'tapa'. . . . I don't know. Oh, but I will never forget that jamón means ham. Thus, this place teaches you Spanish.