Quick review incoming:…read more Small cafe that was a quick in and out situation for me while heading out to explore the city. Pricing was approachable, but the same you would find at many other cafes. Coffee that I ordered not piping hot, a little on the lukewarm side, but was quite tasty. My relative grabbed a croissant for the on the go and said it was just okay. As for the inside of the cafe, it is a decent size, but was not too packed on a weekday rush hour morning, but then again it is not the dead center of the city, so that may of played a role. In the end, Viena got the job done and it was a decent experience, one that would have me revisiting if I lived nearby or visiting again.

Great coffee, had a bikini for breakfast(ham and cheese panini). Delicious!…read moreFresh orange juice and lunch/sandwiches looked amazing.

This was the first meal I had in Barcelona and it was great! Reasonably prices tapas and cañas! Has…read morea nice little alley with trees along side it running next to the restaurant. I would recommend eating here!

Very tasty. We were looking for a local place to grab breakfast and coffee. El Pibe caught our eye…read more Had a toasted bagel loaded with avocado, jamon, and a Sunnyside up drippy egg. The americano was very good too. Def nice place, good ambience.

The atmosphere is very pub-by with dim lighting and tough-looking decor. American songs were…read moreplaying on the TV. Only one guy was working behind the bar and he was so nice. The food selection is affordable and delicious. They came in huge portions (especially the salad). Polka especial (5,50 euros) - great crispy breakfast sandwich. Reminds me of the deli sandwiches on a roll back in New York. Ensalada Mizu (6,20 euros) - my mom loved all the ingredients in here and claims this is the best salad she's ever had. It came with a lot of toppings. The only orange juice they had was this super small green tinted glass bottle.