Great pastries/baked goods. Great coffee too!…read more You know a place is serious about their coffee when they have a La Marzocco machine.

Good espresso and coffees Don't quite get the cappuccino…read morethough. I would go with a quad latte

This is a very traditional café and chocolate bar on the main Rambla in Vilanova, well worth a…read morevisit both for its chocolate (Xocolata in Catalan) and for its lovely 'Mordernista' Art Nouveau interior. Chocolate with 'churros' small, length of a doughnut-like pastry is a traditional Catalan way to start the day, and different cafes vie with each other to sell the best chocolate. The drinking chocolate here is hard to beat it's delicious, not too sweet, and so thick it is more of a dark chocolate custard than a drink. They also sell an extensive range of sweet and savoury pastries and salads here, making it a popular venue for a light lunch. As well as a large pavement seating area at the front, there is a series of interior rooms, including a lovely conservatory and a small, secluded rear garden, complete with a small grotto and pond, home to some friendly terrapins. The interior is a good example of the Catalan 'Modernista' movement, whose best known exponent is Gaudi. It's decorated with colourful art nouveau motifs, and the colourful, Moorish-influenced tiling associated with Spain.

Now here's a place that seems tailor-made for American tourists since it felt like a cross between…read moreThe Cheesecake Factory and Applebee's. Before you roll your eyes thinking this will be one of my dismissive reviews, I want to confess Jamie W and I had satisfying bites here when we were seeking a lighter bite for lunch and a late night latte after barhopping. It's a spacious cafe on one of Sitges' main pedestrian arteries, Carrer Marques Montroig. Beyond the lure of terrace seating, it has the added convenience of being open from 8:30AM to midnight and 2AM on weekends. Their menu is quite broad with a focus on familiar comfort foods for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We came here to have salads, and they have them for 8,7€ each. Jamie had the Spinach which included jamon serrano, parmesan, and walnuts (Photo 9), while I went with the Caesar which had chicken and parmesan (Photo 8). They were both hearty portions well executed. We decided to indulge and have 2,2€ Cafe Leches (Photo 6) but not before sharing a big 6,2€ slice of Apple Pie served à la mode with vanilla ice cream, cinnamon, toffee, and whipped cream (Photo 7). They're locally known for the wide variety of their baked goods (Photo 2), so we just felt a need to have dessert. On another evening, we returned to satisfy our need for something decadent yet again. FOOD - 4 stars...casual eats in American-size portions, the baked sweets are tasty AMBIANCE - 4 stars...inviting terrace seating, usually pretty busy in here SERVICE - 4 stars...pretty efficient and open late TOTAL - 4 stars...a bustling, all-day hub for light bites or heavier indulgences RELATED - Exploring Sitges? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/k4i7f7-8Qx

After getting a bit bored with our daily breakfast spot, we tried Café Montroig. It's a huge café…read moreopen to the street, with a high glass roof indoors. Montroig also has open air tables in the back, plus seating rows on the street front. We avoided the front since that's where the smokers sit and the smell wafts inside. The breakfast menu is extensive with every kind of egg option, breakfast style and espresso coffee choice imaginable. You'll be sure to find something on the menu. I chose the English Breakfast one and it is a big breakfast. Imagine American Breakfast without hash browns but with baked beans and tomato slice. I just got the American the next time. Both were nothing special, just basic. Friends liked their cold cereal and fruit offerings. Service was off both times as the young servers didn't come by enough, forgot to bring requested items or even forgot orders. Food took forever to arrive, and not all at the same time. We were on holiday and really had nowhere to rush off to anyway.

Go take a break while here. After walking all day up and down the stairs and admiring the views of…read morewhat Girona has to offer, this place is the perfect place to unwind and catch your breath. Power up with their cappuccino or espresso. The seats outside are wonderful to people watch or to enjoy the weather while the inside offers warmth from the cold weather. Can't go wrong with either one. Team members are friendly and yes they do take cards!

My friend and I got coffee here after reading the great reviews! I loved the decor of the inside of…read morethe cafe. Very cute and cozy. We both got ice mochas and they put gold flakes on top to make it fancy. My mocha was pretty good! Very rich chocolate flavor. My friend got a double shot of expresso in his and his was a lot better since the coffee taste cut the richness of the chocolate. Overall a solid spot for some coffee.

Small cafe near the Sagrada Família. Good conversation, good coffee selections, love the vibe.read more

Laura you my friend are one amazing person! We came in 30 mins before closing and you were a…read moretrooper to serve us with a smile and positive attitude! The coffee was amazing the deserts were fantastic! I think we ended up buying each of the deserts you offered and we bought extra coffee beans because they were so yummy. The ambiance was very cozy and calming. Thank you again for an amazing experience:)

I enjoy coming to this coffee shop in the morning as I spend some time here in Girona. They are…read morealways friendly and it is a clean environment. The coffee is good and the food is fresh. Also they open at 0800. A lot of the other coffee places around open a bit later than this one. If you are ever in Girona please stop by.

A very charming coffee shop within the walled old town of Girona. Great coffee, cakes & pastries…read moreand other goodies . Quick, friendly service. Enjoyed our brief stop to catch our breathe after walking around.

Staff was amazing and truly helped me pick something delicious for my first time visiting Mataró!read more

Update: April 2009…read more The premises will be under new management from 1st May 2009, with a new menu. ***************** Café-bar and restaurant on the first floor of a former palacio, in the centre of Vilanova, well worth a look for its very impressive traditional décor, featuring elborate wall and ceiling paintings and mouldings. The building was the birthplace of Manuel de Cabanyes (1808-1833), the Romantic Catalan poet, who was an admirer of Lord Byron. Staff are friendly, and it hosts regular live music and cabaret (with cover charge). There's also a menu whichoffers a decent range of salads and main courses, with some pasta and risotto choices. The food is a little pricier than some other venues, but then you are paying for the surroundings! But they also do a three-course menu of the day for around EUR11, including bread, wine and dessert. Quality and service are good and the venue is perfect for a romantic meal. A two-course meal a la carte for two, with wine, is about EUR15-25 per person.