Wandering by- saw the line and decided to give a try. Coffee smell... and taste was so amazing. I…read moregot the Nicaraguan with a slight taste of raisins. My friend got Colombian which was creamy. We all loved our food.... We all chose a toast base and added different toppings. I chose the Italian toast as a base with pesto, tomato, ricotta... and then added mushrooms avocado and Serrano ham. So amazing! My friends loved theirs also, adding poached eggs, cheese. Felt mine was the best

Great place for coffee lovers. Multiple locations in Alicante. You can choose the coffee region…read morewhere your beans for your come from for your coffee like Columbia, Brazil, Honduras... roasted beans available too. Definitely one of the best americanos I had. Tostados were good too. Tip: go early as it can be quite busy.

This is the place for Churros con chocolate . Wonderful and not too crowded in January. Great…read morelocation on Alicante esplanade. Would return

I have been to their Madrid's Gran Via location several times and I loved it, so when I found one…read morehere in Alicante I was overjoyed. The churros are excellent as in Madrid, the coffee was surprisingly not that good, which was very disappointing considering that any random coffee shop in Spain usually served excellent coffee! Service was the worst, the waiter sent half the powdered sugar on my lap while whipping the table and didn't care to apologize, this too was such a disappointment considering that service was always excellent at the Madrid location. Bottom line it may be worth the visit for the churros and the great patio on Alicante's promenade, but expect rude service and average coffee.

Unique drinks and cocktails in a room very wild and noisy atmosphere.place gets packed. Only…read morefashionable drinks and no food which doesn't matter as all is very good!

26 Cafe Lounge Bar was a great place for lunch in Alicante. We had the daily menu which was 8.80…read moreeuro per person. It included 3 courses and a drink. Definitely recommend the smoked salmon salad. Sit outside and enjoy a nice meal at a good price.

Overall a pretty decent place to breakfast or brunch, but our high expectations, after reading some…read morereally good reviews, weren't fully met during our brunch. The food in general was really tasty and neatly presented and the restaurant itself is really cozy. The server barely spoke any English and he mixed some orders up even though there weren't that many costumers. The tea was really watery and flavorless and they changed my smoothie, because they ran out of some ingredients, without notifying me.

Delicious cookies:brownies. They even had a wine pairing specifically for the brownies! Gracious…read moreand friendly owners. We went on board game night and had a wonderful time meeting new people. Highly recommend especially for any US ex-pats in Alicante.

From the owner: We specialize in authentic homemade American cookies. Our cookies are made from scratch using…read morenatural and premium ingredients (one example is our vanilla which is made from fermenting Tahitian vanilla beans for over 3 months). Our cookies also make incredible gifts for family, friends, birthdays and corporate events. We offer many flavors which are sure to please everyone (even gluten free!). We also make small batch baked goods from scratch such as brownies, lemon bars, halfway cookies and cinnamon rolls. These recipes come from our mothers and grandmothers, which give them a distinctly American flavor.

Another Starbucks in another town. For me it's the Mc D of the western coffee world but focussed on…read moremuch better, quality raw materials and allegedly a fair trade deal to farmers/growers. I'm sure economists could introduce a variation of the fascinating (accurate) Big Mac Index to give a Starbucks equivalent. It would be helpful to know if Starbucks pay proper living wages and taxes in the countries it operates in and as well as that to know if they pay fair tax - current British and Irish politicians turn a blind eye to mega corporate greed and tax evasion so is there something in it for them? Tax evasion is legal but to me fair play is more important - ethically, decently, pay proper wages and appropriate tax and if they don't then politicians can, as we say here, grow a set, and legislate for it. If a fair wage and fair tax isn't of much interest to you then wait until it comes to your turn but meantime what's usually the case, if you want reliable quality coffee, it's almost certain they'll deliver this at least usually via low paid workers. If you want reliable, usually clean rest room facilities, chances are you'll get them but my experience is not always, and you may have to negotiate a locked door key pad to get into their restrooms. With WiFi there's a good (but I find more and more) uncertain chance of it performing well and a real risk it won't at all. It has some published well-crafted arguments on its green credentials, but at least there's unanswered questions around environmental issues, chief amongst these is can they stem the tide of waste that they have helped generate? I close here with a whole new Starbucks experience for me. I bang on about it now as it says and proves so much about mega corporate greed right down to a micro level. Minimum wage staff had to charge me 5 pence for a plastic Starbucks cup for iced tap water in a cafe in Portsmouth GB when he was surrounded by ceramic cups. He actually apologised for doing so. I'm in email chat with Starbucks about it and they are evasive on why. They've added 300 points to my account - which has been largely unused since I was fixed with this charge. It had never happened me before nor since and no other coffee chain or independent has even suggested it. Just remember we pays our money and makes our choice. My loyalty to this brand is gone.

Nicely run Starbucks. Very friendly and helpful staff. Good cold brew coffee made me happy. The…read moreiced tea lemonade infusions were nice, as well. After a week in Spain I was craving my Starbucks. This fit the bill!