A cute restaurant with friendly staff and pretty good food. There were only a few people when I…read morecame and a single worker doing everything herself. She was very sweet and helped me order even though my Spanish is terrible. I ended up getting a combo meal with the green buddha bowl, a coffee, and a bowl of fruit. It took a while for it to come out because the woman who took my order was also preparing the food and coffee. The bowl was filling and fresh and seemed pretty healthy! Unfortunately the table I was sitting as was pretty wobbly so I accidentally spilled most of my cappuccino :( I was also too embarrassed to say anything so I didn't really get the caffeine dose that I needed but that was definitely my fault haha. Anyways, the decorations were very cute and I enjoyed my meal here! Their menu is pretty limited and focused more on breakfast so keep that in mind.

Fresh croissants. Good prices. There's never a long line. Good customer service and good food…read more 10/10 would recommend. Favorites: mini chocolate croissants €.50 each, croissant sandwiches - Jamon or turkey+cheese

Got the orange (naranja) croissant, mini pain au chocolate, and a bacon quiche. Everything was…read moreyummy, probably the best croissant I've ever had. Nice breakfast on the go and was near the bus stop back to the train station.

Probably the best place to have a breakfast, light lunch or afternoon cocktail. Plently of history…read morein this Bar and many fine small details. I laugh whenever I read a little message at the bottom of the mirror. It goes something like "Usted esta reflejando en este espejo por cortesia del Cafe Breton". Mr. Colo the bar owner is a tall gentleman always in good spirits.

Located in the peripheral suburb of Valdegastea, Bar La Esquina is THE spot for working class…read morelocals to go for breakfast in this part of Logroño. It is the best price vs. value around. For me, it's the most typical Spanish bar I've been to in this neighbourhood. Spanish musician Fito Fitipaldis' songs are always playing on TV, "la Marca" daily football newspaper is always in plain view, and there's usually at least one blue S.E.A.T. Ibiza parked outside. The Pinchos here are nothing extraordinary but they are consistently decent. Fried pig ear is tasty as well as "Torreznos" (fried pork belly in the shape of long sticks, typical of the Soria region). The sandwiches are classic and delicious. Service is friendly. No more than 20 steps from the Camino de Santiago, I have never seen a pilgrim go in here. Maybe this review will encourage somebody.

Great place to enjoy tapas and drinks. The service is excellent. The guys running it are super…read morefriendly. Free wifi also

Best breakfast toast ever! Cheese omelette w sautéed onions was so satisfying before heading out…read moreon the Camino; Kiko is just starting his business and wanted to help a brother out! Awesome cafe con Leche and fresh squeezed OJ!

Great little spot near the Plaza del Pilar. Cute decor with hot air baloons and plants, makes it…read morefeel really cozy. The service was okay, especially considering they don't have menus. Just go up and point or tell them what you want from what is on display and they will get it out to you. We ordered two espressos a panini and a tart. The tart was an apricot marscapone and was really well balanced, not too sweet. The panini was a nice refresher with avocado, tomato and a touch of cream cheese. All of this for under €6. Great place to stop for a breakfast.

Delicious pastries for breakfast, no menus but was pretty easy to point and order. The apricot…read moremarscapone was perfect with sweetness only from the fruit, but full of flavor. The panini came loaded with avocado, tomato, and light cream cheese. Great atmosphere and decor with plants and hot air balloon, kind of a French feel. Perfect for coffee and a quick bite!

Stayed here on the way to Barcelona....and then on the way back to France it was such a great…read moreexperience. 5 star service, 4-5 star rooms, 2 star prices. Oh yes--and covered, safe motorcycle parking! Breakfast wasn't exactly terrific, but who cares, Hotel Sancho Abarca ROCKS.