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 coffee/bar is right under the Hotel. They were open at 9 am and closed very late at night. Our…read moreserver was Lucia - a very nice Brazilian. We had a breakfast and it was great. I paid 20 Euros a breakfast for 3 people (natural orange juice, a huge croissant, cafe com leite and a " bombon" - a cafe with leche condensado....delicious but you need to like something very sweet and loaded with caffeine early in the morning to enjoy it.

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.

Excellent place for a healthy breakfast, small brunch. Options include pancakes, toasts, and bagels…read moreand a lot of coffee options in addition to smoothies and home brewed tea. Perfect for eating alone or in small groups. There is a beautiful patio to eat outside when weather is nice. Great service and delicious food.

This place was amazing! It was clean and a nice spot to hang out. All the drinks they had to offer…read morewas unique, I loved the moccachino dark chocolate. They had gluten free crackers to go along with your coffee. I highly recommend this place. The service was slow because their was only one girl working there. They should think of hiring more people.

The decor was nice. The instrumental music playing on the speakers was loud. Unfortunately we were…read moresitting in a blind spot and were not attended to by the staff, so after 5+ minutes of waiting we ordered at the counter. The couple next to us, who came in as we sat back down were attended to quickly and received their order before us. The almost 5 euro glass consisting of a mix of fruit juices - which I assumed, for that price, would be fresh - tasted like it was from concentrate, poured from a supermarket carton. And the tostada (toasted bread with toppings) was merely okay but nothing to write home about. My friend ordered a supergreen smoothie which she said was overly acidic. Maybe when their menu isn't limited, I'll try again, and order something different.

I'm on a mission - to find Spain's best churros, even if it kills me (or causes lots of deep-fried…read moredough to coagulate in my arteries). I think I've struck gold (deep-fried, crispy gold, that is!) at Bonilla. When I've stayed out a wee bit too late and am physically and mentally dragging, I'll stop by for some churros y chocolate. The churros, freshly made in the morning, are crispy with a perfectly fried exterior, and covered in an ample amount of sugar. The interior is slightly chewy and absorbs lots of chocolate - no soggy, undercooked churros here! Galicia has some of the richest, best hot chocolate that I have tasted in Spain thus far. The chocolate at Bonilla is smooth, creamy, and rich. It was much lighter and milkier than I prefer, but of the perfect viscosity for dipping the churros. Because Bonilla is very close to Plaza Principe, the prices are a little steep (2.50 for the chocolate and 4 small churros for 1 euro). It's money well-spent, so no complaining from me. The cafe solo is also perfect for days when I don't feel the need to overindulge (e.g., my jeans are getting tight).