Rude Rude Rude. We went just before 9:00 Am for some Churros and chocolate and the person at the…read morefront told us they were all full. When I asked if we could just order and not have any seating she brusquely told us no and dismissed us. Mind you, my family and I were polite and are Spanish speakers. The attitude of the proprietor or front person was that we were not worthy of paying her for her food and a waste of her time. Don't go there. If I could give it no stars I would.

The churros are delicious! The owner is very nice as well, he was closing In 5 minutes for the…read moreafternoon and the churros takes about 15 minutes to make. He told me to come back after 4 pm around the corner where they have the Metate Bar and Cafe. I am glad I came back. I will definitely come back next time I am in Santiago de Compostela.

This is by far one of the bestest Churros that I ever had…read more If you are planning on going, just know that you will have to wait in line. This place is so popular that there is always a line to enter. They have outside seating and indoor seating. It is just what you want. The churros were very crispy and tasty. The chocolate was hot and amazing. No you can't dip the churros in chocolate. It is not allowed! Just kidding! That is the BEST PART! Dunk them, stir, let the churros swimx whatever you want there is jo wring way on eating a churro. Just know that it is a piece of heaven! I hope that you enjoy them as much as I did.

I'm from NYC but came to visit my family. We stopped in for breakfast one morning and had some…read morechurros con chocolate and a cup of freshly squeezed orange juice. Chocolate for breakfast? Yes I know... it's probably rare to you so try it anyway. (That's if you're a foreigner who's visiting. Ignore this if you're a Spaniard who speaks English) Anyway I've tried them in other parts of Spain and I really liked this one. The thickness of the chocolate was pleasant and it wasn't too sweet. Seemed like a semi sweet or dark chocolate to me.

Great breakfast eatery. We had the tortilla and chocolate croissant with cafe con leche. Quick and…read moreconvenient.

Great place in the 'barrio humedo' to wind down after a long day! We had beer and nice tapas.read more

1) Español: Uno de los sitios más populares en Santiago para tomarse algo y terminar cenando. Muy…read morebien de precio ya que si vas en grupo y pides varias cosas para compartir, te llenas por 12€. Los viernes suele haber miní conciertos en la parte de atrás! El local era el típico bar viejuno pero lo reformaron hace años, dándole un lavado de cara con una decoración interesante. La comida es la típica de garito trendy americano (hamburguesas de carne de croca y queso de cabra con cebolla caramelizada: un must), fingers de pollo, ensaladas etc, recomendable el menú del día y los postres (sobre todo la tarta de zanahoria) 2) ENGLISH SPEAKERS: one of the most popular bars in Santiago to drink something and end it up having lunch/dinner. Really good price (if you go with friends I recommend to share different starters and then grab a main course. You won't spend more than €12. DO NOT EXPECT TO FIND TRADITIONAL SPANISH FOOD here! This is a trendy American-ish kind of place. You'll find hamburguers, salads, chicken fingers etc. The dessertr are great specially the carrot pie! On Fridays they bring bands and you can have a small concert while enjoying your meal.

This cafeteria is OK bit not my first choice. The location is on a busy street as many are around…read morehere and is a little Loud. Tapas are OK as well, not the best but not terrible. The staff is attentive which makes up for the other. Note: outdoor seating is shared with Ezaro, black chairs Paneta, white Ezaro

I'm a firm believer that the environment in which I study affects the grade that I receive. I…read morecould not think of a better study space than Cafeteria Planeta. On a sunny day, I bring my DELE books, order a glass of Albariño, and people-watch from the sidewalk. I'm also a firm believer in the Spanish bar value proposition. When I order a glass of wine, I love to receive some olives or a montadito to snack on. At Planeta, I am presented with a bowl of olives, a full plate of montaditos, and half a tortilla espanola. (Granted, the tortilla is not the best [1], but it's the thought that counts!) For 2.30 euro, I am satiated, relaxed, and leave the bar much better prepared for my exam. There's one waiter in particular who speaks a little bit of English. He speaks to me in English, I speak to him in Spanish. Let's hope the conversation portion of the DELE tests life skills, such as asking for a Terras Gauda albariño... [1] The tortilla is very flat, not very fluffy, and slightly dry.