Unfortunately it has a lot of potential but it isn't realized. The service is extremely slow. This…read morehas nothing to do with Spanish culture of slow. For a meal, it took them 2 hours to serve a meal, and when it came out, two of the plates were wrong. We didn't have the heart at that point to send it back. No water ever came, even though we asked for it. We ordered a beer flight. When it came, there was no key to what any of the beers were- we had to figure that out for ourselves like it was an escape room. As it currently stands, it would be impossible to repeat a meal at this establishment. The beers themselves are okay for the class, but for six taps 4 were IPAs. I recommend trying a meal somewhere else.

The Beer and Meat lovers place in Santander. 12+ taps of craft beer from all over the world…read more Charcoal BBQ, burgers, pizzas, pretzels, sausages of all kinds. Kids menu. Big 4K screens with all Spanish and international football, F1, American football, basketball etc. Spacious open air terrace and beer garden. I would live here...

Great atmosphere, Good Food, Friendly staff, wide selection of drinks - top establishment!read more

A discreet bar. Without too many pretensions but with a friendly service and with an enabled side…read morewhere you can taste a menu of the day at a reasonable price. If you are close ... it is an option https://www.facebook.com/Cerveceria-La-Mancha-y-la-tierruca-y-algo-mas-222419251300269/

A friend who lives in the city took me here today after we had a really big lunch. THe plan was to…read moreget a coffee but when I saw those cakes, especially that red velvet one, I just had to try it. Glad I did but wished afterwards that I hadn't. It was a really big piece and tasted like strawberry ice cream. In other words, it was delicious! The place seems to be a bakery at one end and at the other was fruit that seemed to be used to make smoothies. Lots of tables and booths but the place was crowded. There was a really nice feel to the place and with a damn fine cup of coffee and free wifi as well; it's a place worth returning to.

La Gallofa is a chain of bakeries/ pastry shops in Cantabria. From the locations I've been to, all…read morehave a very upscale look to them - this certainly isn't your little hole-in-the-wall panaderia or bakery. When I'm in "beach bum" mode, I typically like to buy a fresh loaf of bread from a bakery, buy some sliced charcuterie or embutidos and a little bit of cheese from a butcher shop, and make my own sandwich to take on the beach for lunch. I came to La Gallofa in search of a small baguette for my sandwich. I was impressed (and also very tempted) by the large selection of freshly baked bread, which included ciabatta, pan gallego, and whole wheat loaves, but managed not to give into temptation. There are also beautifully decorated pastries, as well as some classic hojaldres [1] and palmeritas (some dipped in chocolate!) pastries as well. Judging by the number of people purchasing hojaldres, I'd guess that these are what the bakery does best. If you don't have a sweet tooth (shame on you!), there are also empanadillas and quiche slices available. The bread was perfect for my sandwich with jamon serrano. I loved the light, airy consistency with uneven bubbles and crusty exterior. From location to location, La Gallofa excels in offering baked goods of consistent quality. [1] A popular, flaky pastry.