Babel is an excellent place for all those who work remotely and fed up with working from home. It…read moreis calm and very cozy. The coffee and the food are very good too!

The food was excellent, and the servers are friendly and eager to explain Spanish customs to those…read moreunfamiliar with them. It's one of those hidden gems you discover off the beaten tourist path.

Hit the spot. Was looking for a simple breakfast cafe. Croissant was flakey and slightly sweet on…read morethe outside and perfectly airy on the inside and my cappuccino was perfect, as well. Indoor and outdoor cafe.

It's too bad we discovered this wonderful place in the last 24 hours of our time here…read more We came here for breakfast two times. The second time was on our way to the train station. The coffees are perfect and the croissants are the best I have ever had. Which says a lot because I consider myself a connoisseur of croissants. We have not been able to try their various breads but we see people come in constantly buy the bread to bring home. They also have many hot foods prepared to choose from. This place also has many wonderful wines, cheese and deli meats and sausages. We wish we had a place like this where we live!

Went for the cheesecake. Delish. Cute and quaint bohemian vibe, perfect cool down after tapas. No…read morecuppos sangria but the red wine with limon and vermouth tasted in the ballpark. Ill be back.

I had the tuna belly with the croissant and it was delicious…read more My friend order the Arctic salmon sandwich and enjoyed it very much. The cafe is really cute and cozy. Service was OK, people were a little rude. We had one issue with the waitress, she never asked us if we wanted to be charged Euros vs US dollars. When asked her about it, she rudely said that is not her problem and it was our problem with the bank. I didn't expect such a response. It could of easily been voided and do over.

After coming here multiple times just for coffee, we finally made time to sit and enjoy more. On…read morethis particular trip, we set our sights on brunch. We were seated in the small downstairs dinning...cave, nook? Probably better to say nook. Ok, we were seated in the dinning nook at once. They have a rather extensive menu for a little coffee shop. My wife and I enjoyed their fluffy fruit topped pancakes and spicy yet flavorful Aussie chicken and waffles with a poached egg. My goodness! Both were delicious and perfectly proportioned. Additionally, we had the lemonade, which was more tart than sweet, and a lavender latte, very aromatic. Overall, still a great all-natural coffee place with a unique culinary personality that just got even better. Make sure to get a reservation if you want anything more than a to-go item. Enjoy!

The pancakes were a bit smaller than I expected, but they were still very tasty and had great…read moreflavor. The chicken and waffles were also good, but just know they are not your traditional American-style chicken and waffles. This version has an Asian twist with lightly battered chicken strips and a chipotle aioli sauce, which gave the dish a unique flavor. The main seating area is on the lower level with several tables, but since it's a basement, there isn't any natural sunlight. If outdoor seating is available, that's definitely the way to go. Overall, a good spot if you're looking to try something a little different.

From the owner: Cafés y tes especiales ,cafés espressos ,filtros (v-60,Chemex, aeropress,etc) cappuccinos.......read more

We wander for a bit past the aqueduct so to get away from the main tourist area before looking for…read morea bar to have a drink. We decided on this place. The bartender was a nice gentleman who gave us Pintxos with our drinks and the most wonderful tinto I had had so far in Spain. It was from Carlos Serres from Rioja a 2010 Crianza. I didn't know about wine in Spain so I first thought that Crianza was a grape but it isn't. Rioja is an AVA but Crianza is a level of quality. Wines from Rioja labeled 'Crianza' will have a similar taste profile (mostly Tempranillo and often blended with Grenache). Crianza is not the bottom but it is next. The top two are Reserva and Gran Reserva. You can easliy find Reservas in a store but most of the new release Gran Reservas are around 10 years old+ when you first see them and cellar up to 30 years. You have to hunt for these. So in a bar if you order a tinto Rioja Crianza, you are going to get a decent glass of wine from place to place. The wine was lovely. The tapas were awesome and plentiful. We went back in the late afternoon but the kitchen was closed, the tapas were gone and they were pouring a different wine. Timing is everything, come early :-)

Pour over coffee!!!!! Just happened on this place while I was walking and decided to stop in. So…read moreglad I did!!! They have a variety of coffee options that you can choose from if you want pour over. They also have special espressos (limited availability) that they advertise. The place was small (no seating that I could tell), but they have awesome coffee!!

Today I was in this neighborhood with a friend, and we were looking for a place to have coffee…read more Lots Coffee Shop seemed like the right option because it had 5 stars on Yelp. So we gave it a shot. They have a menu with a few different options to choose from, and every item has a title like "original", "special", or something like that. I went for the classic Espresso and my friend decided to try the one with extra milk. We both loved our coffee, but I didn't find anything spectacular about it. I mean it was simply some good brew. And the treatment wasn't anything special either. However, the reason we went to a coffee place in the first place was to be able to sit down at a table and chat, but this place was too small and didn't have tables for sitting down. In fact if there are more than four of you, you probably won't fit comfortably inside the shop. Do I recommend this place? Well, if you're on the run and wanna have a nice cup of coffee to go, and you don't mind paying a little more than the usual, yeah, why not.