Through out high school my Spanish teacher told us stories about churros and chocolate from Spain…read more So when I finally had the chance to visit Spain, churros and chocolate was on my to do list. My research led me to Valor. It was easy to find, great location for people watching. We sat outside, service was quick. Our dish of warm churros was huge. Our cups of hot chocolate was so thick and rich I couldn't finish mine. I'm a milk chocolate fan, so I didn't enjoy it as much as my husband did, the churros helped sweeten up the chocolate for me though. The menu is packed with sweet indulgences, so if dark chocolate isn't your thing, your sure to find lots of other choices. We were leaving Spain that day on our cruise ship so we went back before getting on the boat. We got a chocolate milkshake this time, it was more like thick chocolate milk, and it was so good. We also got a box of chocolate truffles to take home with us. We're hoping Valor will make it to America, but in the meantime there's always the online store to tide us over. Thanks Mrs. Marchetti for teaching me about churros and chocolate.

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

Churros y chocolate was delicious and service was great and fast. Ambience is what you would expect…read morefrom a dessert place.

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.

Best place in Alicante to grab a cup of coffee. Attended by the owner, who is an accredited Pastry…read moreChef. Desserts, sandwiches and natural juices are AMAZING!! Love this place and its groovy style. They also take orders for cakes and catering Good music and great enviroment!

I did my usual of going off the main tourist route and found this really delightful home…read morebakery/cafe which was populated by lucky locals. It's not geared for tourists despite being only a few metres off the main thoroughfare so that was what I wanted. The master baker is also the shop assistant who sells all his own work to greedy gluttons like me. When I walked in, my interest was first to ensure there was a proper coffee machine as none would be a deal breaker. Yes it had. Then I scanned the sweet and savoury goodies on display and absorbed the wonderful smell of a great bakery. It was plain to see there was great skill at work here and you could feel the sense of pride that the baker has as we discussed the fresh goodies before me. He beamed as I asked him about his speciality of meat in pastry with a sugar dusting. I was conscious of my location - southern Spain with North African influences. I've had pounded pigeon brik in Morocco - a fried savoury dish but dusted with sugar which was delicious. Our attention turned to his sweet treats and with real difficulty that gluttons understand we chose three pastries and two darn good coffees. Everything was perfect. Locals kept coming in to take goodies home, batches of school kids came by as they were on a school project which challenged them to find the place with a pastry/meat/sugar dish and as these noisy yet polite students mobbed the cafe every few minutes the proud owner just beamed with delightful pride at their attention and curiosity. We left happy and next time I will try his speciality - even gluttons can't eat everything. This city is old. It is beautiful and it essentially has one quite long cafe/bar/restaurant laden Main Street with more than a smattering of fashion shops with hordes of males loitering outside while wives/girlfriends were inside shopping likely oblivious to time. It is also remarkable that the main shopping centre is only a few metres walk away from impressive Roman ruins and less than 10 minutes walk away from a marvellous historic, now modernised port. So in a few footsteps one can go from the modern capitalist world back thousands of years of human life and just remember nine tenths of all whoever lived are now dead. Isn't that amazing? So I noted that crowds of tourists were flooding Main Street particularly as several thousand folk had arrived in cruise ships - I saw that nestled in with these awesome craft in the port was the Vibrant Curiosity, a megayacht, owned by German entrepreneur Reinhold Würth. Her accommodation includes a master stateroom with its own office, a private exterior deck area with whirlpool, one VIP suite with his & her bathroom, 5 double suites, 2 of which occupy the uppermost deck, and 2 further double guest cabins. The yacht has a crew of 26. It has a top speed of 20 knots, a cruising speed of 17 knots, and a range of 5,500 nautical miles at 14 knots.A helicopter and helipad are located on the top deck. Isn't it amazing what can be packed into an hour exploring?

Damn good cup of coffee. Had almond milk too!…read more Friendly staff and a great barista named Mark. Already looking forward to next visit.

Tasty espresso in a nice chill atmosphere. Coffee is roasted in house, and done well. Also sold at…read morequite fair prices for you to take home. Far cheaper than i saw anywhere around Barcelona and less than I'd pay home in Portland, OR. Also has delicious eats and pastries. Right up from the beach so you can take it down to watch the waves or refuel between swims. Best coffee I've found on the Coasta Blanca.