From the owner: Quorum Libros es el resultado de la unión de dos libreros: Pedro Antonio Rivera Parra y José Luis…read moreJaime Serrano. Ambos habían desarrollado casi toda su actividad profesional en el mundo del libro, cada uno de ellos, estaba al frente de sus respectivas librerías familiares cuando a finales de 1988 deciden abrir una nueva librería, con nuevos conceptos de espacio, modernización informática, atención al público y actividades culturales. Así nació Quorum Libros el 20 de agosto del año 1991 en la gaditana calle Ancha, 27. Tiene una superficie de 520m2, de los que están habilitados al público unos 400m2 aproximadamente, siendo el resto utilizados como almacén y administración. Desde que abrió sus puertas, la librería Quorum es un referente obligado para la vida cultural de la ciudad de Cádiz, no sólo por su atractivo como establecimiento comercial, sino por la gran cantidad de iniciativas, firmas de libros, presentaciones de novedades, etc. que se realizan en ella.

Amazing food, atmosphere, and staff. Great for breakfast and brunch especially tostada.read more

Very nice, quaint little coffee shop. My partner and I visited Sevilla as part of a Portugal/Spain…read morevacation and we stumbled upon this coffee shop while shopping for art prints. Super cozy vibe and they have a great selection of art prints in the back corner of the shop. We were looking through the prints for so long that we felt like it was rude not to get coffee! Came back the next day to get more coffee and actually purchase the prints that we had scoped out the day before. Would 100% make an effort to come back here if we ever travel to Sevilla again!

This bookstore has been here for ages. I irregularly come here for my newspapers, information on…read morebooks and its availability, etc. They stock a lot of things, not just books. You can find a wide selection of magazine and children's books, too, along with sets where something is packaged to be sold with a magazine or/and newspaper. Located in downtown Rota just across the street from the lovely Iglesia San Roque. No street parking available. Very friendly and helpful people and is a family-run business.

I don't spend much time in Plaza Merced since the tourist took over along with all the bars in this…read morearea. But I do like to have my coffee here now and again. The best coffee in the area! Not bad margaritas as well.

I ordered the Habanero sandwich and a zumo (juice) of zanahoria y naranja (carrot and orange). The…read moresandwich had two yummy and large [!] pieces of toasted bread. Inside was cooked spinach, mushrooms, ginger with chicken and melted cheese. The only thing that stumped me was why it was called the "habanero" sandwich since there was no spice to be found! I asked for some salsa picante (hot sauce) and added a bit of that and it made the whole thing come together perfectly. The juice was so large, it was almost a meal by itself! The sandwich was also very very filling. Service was quick and friendly and it had a terraza right in the main plaza. Some of the seats were swing sets! Great spot for people watching.