Amazing. We stopped looking for something that wasn't all bread. Food was fabulous. I ggot…read moremonkfish....Best we've had in spain. Husband got steak. Amazing. Dessert was sorbet with cava. It's like a champagne drink. Amazing. I got the cheese plate and it was perfect. The ocotpusoctopus salad remarkable. Hubby got the iberico ham ans it was the best we've had in spain. Loved this place and service excellent. Wine was great. Well worth the stop. A MUST eat.

By far the best breakfast situation in San Sebastian. You won't find anything hot other than toast,…read moreso if you need eggs, better go find something else. But for coffee, pastries, toast (croissant or bread of your choice), etc, it can't be beat. They have gorgeous pastries and decent coffee, a beautiful setting and a great terrace looking at the park. Even in the height of the season, I didn't have trouble getting a seat for breakfast.

Cute, convenient, little corner coffee shop with small inside but lots of outdoor seating near the…read morepark. Excellent breakfast sandwiches, coffee and chai tea latte they're all chai tea lattes, or their chai tea options.

Such a cute, tiny, breakfast gem!…read more We wanted a simple breakfast that was also cheap and quality, then stumbled upon this place on Yelp. Thank goodness! The croissants are incredible and huge! Super buttery, melt-in-your-mouth. The scrambled eggs were a nice find and came with a baguette and small salad. The owner is so sweet and generous as well. The menus are written in English, French, and Spanish too, which is super clutch.

Came here late at night where almost everywhere else was closed and we were lucky to be seated…read more I ordered a ravioli dish with mushrooms and butter and oh man.... it was good. Definitely not something you'd have if you're trying to lose weight but who cares. It tasted so damn good and I would have licked my plate if I could have gotten away with not being seen. Great ravioli + a million bonus points for serving us so late.

This is a fun neighborhood bar with a lively ambiance and good food and drink. My wife and I left…read moreour condo late on a recent Sunday night starving for a good meal. Fortunately we came across Oquendo, which was just a couple of blocks away. The place has a well-stocked bar and good food selection with fair prices. We ordered the lomo, french fries and fresh salad. The plates were huge and came with a basket of fresh bread--all for $12 euros a plate! The place was hopping with locals, some with their children. It was a great discovery. We will certainly be back.

This was right behind the Hotel Cristina on the way to old town. They have the basics of basque…read morefood: squid in black ink, braised beef cheeks. Price is reasonable compared to the tourist placed in old town.

Stumbled on this no frills cafe. The staff there were pleasant. The food was mostly average, but…read morewasn't expecting much. One standout item is their tortilla palatas. Surprisingly soft, moist and flavorful. Better than some of the pintxos spots in old town.

I was in search of a place to have breakfast, and this place looked really great. They have the…read morepintxo all set out as most of the bar cafes here. They had two vegetarian options as well as a tortilla. I had the veggie sandwich, and it was delicious with tomato, lettuce, egg, and a bit of mayo or some kind of creme. Just a bit. This place also has delicious café con leche and fresh-squeezed juice. The barrister was absolutely amazing, loving his position, flipping up the plates and glasses, and very attentive. He was quite friendly, and I felt really comfortable. It is just wonderful what eating can do. :) I would suggest this as a great little cafe for breakfast. And all that was only 6.15.

Good for crepes. Service was good although a little slow. Not enough employees. A little dirty…read moreand dated.

Cool little cafe with tasty crepes; a nice reprieve from Spanish food. Crepes are expertly made and…read moreaffordable but my personal favorite menu item is the bombon, an espresso with condensed milk. Good stuff!

Terrific lil cafe. No tables but good and BIG Americanos!!! Get an Acai bowl!!! Holy. Fruit,…read moresmoothie in a bowl. Friendly folk. Really lil shop. All you need. Good frappe!!!

A quaint little coffee shop, well worth stopping in for a morning brew, though don't expect to stay…read moreto long as this place is really about getting take away - they have no seating. We stopped in on a brisk March morning in San Sebastián where temperatures were around 9°, and ordered an Americano and a Capuccino. The drinks were prepared quickly, and flavor wise were not the most interesting, but the whole bill including a cookie was around 4€, which was not bad. We chatted it up with the barista who was a lovely person to talk to and made the little cafe for take away make you feel like you never wanted to leave. It felt homey and welcoming. Good for grabbing a quick coffee, but don't get too caught up in how cute and welcoming the place is or you might never leave!

great fast coffee, also they have a good vanilla latte which i usually don't see in spain. the…read morewomen i always saw was super nice. the place overall is small and purely for "para llevar"

Lots of baked selections here. We were told by a staff member that their popular items are the…read morecheesecake, which was crustless and had fruit in it, and the rosquillas, which was shaped liked a small donut. We loved the cheesecake. A bit drier than an American cheesecake. But it was delicious. The rosquillas was a bit dry for me. Not sure what the flavor was, maybe anise.

So far my favorite place to eat breakfast in Donostia. The place it's always buzzing with…read moreconversations and great background music. I stayed in Urban House next door, which made it great to wake up and go down for a cup of coffee and a tostada con tomate y aceite. It has a lot of windows, letting a lot of light into the place and warming it up during the mornings. The only downside is that they don't have WIFI, which is a shame. Beside that, the place is great to sit back before starting your day.

If you're tired of eating pintxos in San Sebastian, or you need something to go (like we did,…read morebecause I'm not sure I could get tired of eating pintxos!), this is a great place to come. This place sells 3-4 different types of ham sandwiches, all made with fresh baguettes, fresh meat, and cheese. There's no sauces or anything super fancy with these sandwiches, because you don't really need anything to cover up the taste of fresh ingredients. These sandwiches are reasonably priced at around ~4 euros, which is way better than most of the other food/sandwiches that you'll find at the train station. If you pay 1 euro more (or something nominal), you can get a drink with your sandwich, which includes bottled water, soda, or beer. Definitely worth checking this place out if you need something quick to eat, or something to save for later. There's no seating at this place, so plan accordingly - you'll have to take your food elsewhere.