This coffee shop has only been open and few months but I hope they are here the next time we stop…read morein Coruña. Guillermo, the owner, was very inviting and helpful with descriptions of the spectacular (looking and tasting) desserts. The mochaccino had an excellent presentation and was equally satisfying. We tried three desserts: two of the Napoleon offerings, and the exquisite one that was topped with raspberries - my favourite of the bunch. See the pictures added of the mochaccino and the raspberry delight, and please visit these folks; you won't regret it.

Great coffee shop. We stopped by on our way out of town. The owner claimed the had the best cakes…read morein town, he really did. They were delicious!

This beautiful, cost cafe has you covered from coffee to some light bites and an escape from the…read moretraditional cafe in Santiago. The prices are reasonable with staff that make you feel at home. Grab a seat, enjoy their larger than normal cafe con leche, and take a look at their large selections of breakfast and bites. Definitely will come back again as a new local!

nice place for breakfast and coffee ! not the usual neon lit corner bar but rather a cosy place…read more very friendly staff and very reasonable prices. its located just outside the old quarter. we had breakfast twice there and the waiter even remembered what we had the day before.

Beautiful little cafe in the old part of Santiago de Compostella. Traditional galician foods-…read morejamon,pulpo, pimiento, and calamari at reasonable prices. Best deal is the house wine at 1 euro a glass. For real. For real, for real. And you're in Spain, so you get food with any drink you order. Big Win! Find this place if you're fortunate enough to be in this beautiful part of Spain. The food and drink are wonderful and the people are amazingly friendly. I love this place!

Friendly service and awesomely-priced sandwiches and bocadillos. Pulpo was 1€ more than other…read moreplaces nearby, but both our hamburger and lomo completo bocadillo were 3€ or less. Would highly recommend!!

The place was already a discovery of the best kind, when I entered and ate after a long walk…read more Atmosphere, food, service, internet and human contact, all great. I also loved the fact to find some more contemporary kitchen in this beautiful, old-'fashioned' city, with various (also vegetarian) options.  But now, after I had forgotten my charger there and the man behind the bar of that day took it on him to go to the post office and send it to me, I am totally in the clouds.  Thanks so much, La Flor and keep up the fantastic work and place!! I will come back!

After 800 kilometers of walking, I couldn't think of a better place to fatten up after slimming…read moredown for 30+ days! The food here is incredible. We went here more than once just to experience their changing menu of the day. You can't do wrong here. The food is great. The drinks are great. And the atmosphere and the waiters are deeply friendly. Plus, if you're a vegetarian or you've missed well-prepared veggies while on the Camino, their vegetable options were a welcomed treat. It might be a bit on the pricier than what you're used to paying on the Camino, but let's be honest you've earned it! Buen Camino!

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.

Delicious coffee and pastries made for a perfect early afternoon pick me up. The vibe is relaxed…read more When it is sunny, they have tables outside

Where have you been my whole childhood, Ratiños!? Best mocha I've had in Santiago by far…read more Take out coffee is a very new concept for Galicians, it seems. They have all the time in the world to sit down and talk over coffee, so I'm glad to see a take out shop so close to the Cathedral. With spring/summer and the hoards of tourists who want take out coffee on their way, this tiny spot is a diamond in the rough. With only 3 months under their belts in this cute 'hole in the wall', you'd be lucky to get more than 5 people standing inside; it's very intimate and staff are friendly and knowledgeable about the products they sell. With careful precision, coffee is weighed out for the perfect cup, and with fair prices and great tasting coffee, Ratiños should stick around. Definitely check it out!