Pontevedra is a small town, with countless cafes and bars. However there are only a handful of…read moreplaces that specialise in offering a broad selection of coffees. The coffee club, as its name States, it's not a club but they are very passionate about coffee, with a very extensive menu and where you can enjoy your coffee infused or filtered. When I am in town I normally drop by for my morning fix and a freshly made croissant. Additionally, you can also buy coffee to take home, either the grounded or the full beans. The staff is very attentive and knowledgeable and can assist you making your choice.

This One of my favourite bakeries in town. Bread is still some sort of a religion in Spain as it is…read moreenjoyed with every meal. This bakery it's part of a local chain that has recently added cafes to almost all their establishments. Their artisan bread or "pan de leña" is freshly handmade everyday, Additionally they also have an assortment of cakes, pastry a and other types of handmade bread such as the superb "pan de millo" or corn bread, with its characteristic dark colour. Prices are rather inexpensive and the staff is always willing to advise.

Growing up this place was synonymous of Sunday. Every Sunday for more years that I can remember we…read morewent to this cafe after mass. This local spot has been presiding the most central square in Pontevedra, for many many years. It's terrace is one of the hottest spots in the summer, as parents can enjoy a drink while the children can run around safely in the nearby square. They offer the a good selection of drinks, and recently they have added more item to their menu such an assortment of "tostas"(toasties) and tropical natural juices. I had a classic, their fried calamari, that I highly recommend to anyone stopping at this spot. The service could be a bit slow if that is the case just relax and enjoy the view. Prices are higher that average, so don't be shocked if your beer is a bit more expensive that usual.