This coffee/bar is right under the Hotel. They were open at 9 am and closed very late at night. Our…read moreserver was Lucia - a very nice Brazilian. We had a breakfast and it was great. I paid 20 Euros a breakfast for 3 people (natural orange juice, a huge croissant, cafe com leite and a " bombon" - a cafe with leche condensado....delicious but you need to like something very sweet and loaded with caffeine early in the morning to enjoy it.

My host family is appalled by 1) the amount of coffee I drink and 2) how horrible my Spanish can…read moreget if I don't have enough coffee. Tu Pana Tu Cafe is there for me when the afternoon grogginess and pangs of headaches arrive. In addition to a wide range of coffees, the shop also offers a number of teas and specialty tea drinks. This also appears to be the neighborhood spot to purchase a fresh loaf of bread for the day - many patrons come and go throughout the day to purchase una barra gallega. (This bread is like heaven on earth.) My cafe solo is always excellent - it is smooth and robust, without any bitterness or odd aftertaste. When I have my coffee to stay, instead of receiving the customary complimentary dried-out cookie, I receive a miniature pastry. These pastries are decadent, to say the least. My favorite (so far) has been the "elephant ear" - the flaky pastry drenched in a coating of honey. Each cafe solo constitutes the most utilitarian 1.05 euro I have ever spent.