Coffees to go are increasingly easier to get in little towns like Cambados. Whereas taking a coffee…read morewas usually taken standing at the bar before running of to where you need to go, a sign with "para llevar" is found more often on the windows of little coffee places. This place is new on Avenida de Galicia. A Dispensa de Piñeiro seems to be a franchise and looks a bit standard. However, the coffees and breads are of good -bakery- quality and like lots of food in Spain of a good price. Breakfast (coffee, orange juice and croissant) is sold for about €3,50. Besides that lots of other pastries like torta de manga a, empanadas, pan de chorizo or breada to take away (also wholewheat and spelt) are sold. So, a good place to start your day. Or like I did, take a coffee latte para llevar with a croissant and a pain au chocolat for just €3,- and sitting down in the children's playground across the street (next to the bus station). Part of my perfect holiday.

All who have children know the veracity of the expression: "When kids are happy, so are the…read moreparents." It holds true for the place. What I do not like about my own country (The Netherlands) is that there are not many places were kid playground meets coffee bar. It's either a child dominated horrible indoors playground or a child unfriendly bar. Spain knows how to combine this better. Like in Spain, children are naturally part of society. When children are part of your life, you better make it a lot of fun for them and try to find things that are also relaxing for yourself. So Boutique del Pan does it well. It is a typical Spanish bakery with empanadas, pan artesano, hogaza gallega, helados artesanos, pastelería. And then there is Chiquipan. A great place to have your child loose all its energy with a place for babies, toddlers/children (up to 12 years) and a small football field. Everything is super safe, soft ground and all. You can really have a coffee and enjoy it. And.. besides coffee it also serves beers and wines. Woop woop, now can it get even better bringer your children to a playground?