If you come to Sardinia don't miss out on one of the most authentic meals, freshly made breads and…read morepastas, rolled out in front of you warm and delicious. Incredible melt in your mouth lasagna and each meal is more delicious than the last. Desserts abundant, creama delicious...

Just had a cappuccino but noticed it's popular with non-tourists, a good sign. Prices and service…read moreare good, lots of goodies on the menu. Music, but it's not annoyingly loud or awful. Worth a stop during a walk around the beach area.

Great local spot. Staff is attentive and friendly. Food is delicious! I had the gnochetti. The…read morenoodles were great hit the sauce was even better. The bread was nice and fresh too. I do r know about you but I judge my Italian restaurants on the bread they serve....and this place...great bread!

In answer to the man above: when I am in the States, I always pay for a tea if I bring my own…read moreteabag because they still have to serve you, wash the dishes, provide sweetener ? Or cream???, and you are taking up a table a paying customer could have had. Be a considerate Yelper! The people here were very accommodating to us and the location, the breeze was lovely. The Creama Caffe was wonderful; pastries: so-so. The sandwiches at the next table looked really good but we didn't get to try them.

The cappuccino (€1,20), caffe americano (€1,20) and pastries (€1,00) were mediocre. I want to say…read morethat I liked this place, as the location is great, right near the garden and historic center, but alas I have to give it one star. Service is so important for me to truly enjoy any establishment and here it was a total fail. We went around 9am on a Friday morning for a coffee and pastry. The staff was very strange... when we asked for some hot water, on top of our order of two pastries and two coffees, they looked at us like we had two heads. Asking us several times to clarify what we wanted. Then as they realized we wanted a cup of hot water, they recounted a story about feeling irked when another client had asked for hot water but brought their own teabag. They told us how they responded negatively to this request. They did not know why we needed the hot water, so by retelling us this story in a derogatory way only implied that if I were to pull out a teabag of my own, they would what.. growl their disapproval or throw me out of their establishment? haha. Okay, I might understand that as a business that sells their own tea, you may feel jilted with others trying to get free hot water and bringing their own tea, but then just charge them for the price of tea! But, if someone has a preference to their own tea from their own home, shouldn't they be allowed to have some hot water, even if you make them pay for it? We needed some water to make hot oatmeal for my child, but we felt watched and uncomfortable the whole time we were there, as they were waiting to see how we would use the hot water! Apparently, the bar deemed this use of hot water 'okay' and at the register, they did not charge us for the hot water. I would have gladly paid for the cup of hot water, if it meant that they would've left us in peace! The whole experience was just not inviting and I would definitely not return. Business owners should be more flexible. The one star is for the location and the lounge area outside.

Delicious bakery with tons of types of fresh baked bread (with and without salt, varying shapes...)…read moreand also lots of sweet and savery baked goods. They also sell fresh cheeses and hams. This place was recommended to me by someone from here, and here were her suggestions of things to order: Formaggelle di Osilo Salsiccia di Osilo Formaggio di Osilo Tericche di Osilo Formaggio di Ploaghe You can also just point and say "questo, per favore" ("this one, please"). We tried the salsiccia, the formaggelle, the tericche, some bread, some cheese that was in season, and the chocolate chip biscuit all for 6 euros. My favorites were the salsiccia (sausage), in season cheese, the ricotta cheese star-shaped baked good, and the bread. People who work here are very nice and were very patient with my poor Italian, my indecisiveness, and my poor estimation of kilos/euros when having them measure out cheese and sausage. They had good recommendations as well. Lots of locals in the morning - a good sign!

Panificio Pasticceria Riu has fresh baked bread, pastries, traditional sardinian cookies and in the…read moremorning yummy pizza. Everything is finger-lickingly divine. This is my all-time favorite pastry/bakery in Alghero and maybe even in all of Italy! They are a wholesale bakery and sell their products in the various points in the center of Alghero as well. Although this main location is a bit harder to reach without transportation, they have a much larger variety and the prices are unbeatable! We picked up 6 slices of pizza, two focaccia rolls and two pastries...all for €7.20! Not to mention the friendly staff.