This place smells as amazing as it looks. Everything seems delicious. We got the ponche and…read moreflorones. We got the chocolate one - delish! They had a cafeteria in the back as well to sit and eat which was nice. The worker there was great in handling our allergies. She packed the dessert separately to avoid any cross contamination of nuts.

This was our go-to breakfast cafe in Spain. Everything we tried was amazing from matcha to lattes…read moreto the bre-tzels and pastries.

Good service. They offer baguettes, hamburgers with fries, ice cream, alcohol. There is indoor air…read moreconditioning and plenty of outdoor seating with umbrellas. Located in the busy area of Puerta del Sol that has many surrounding restaurants and shops.

Fabulous, artistic ambiance, inexpensive eats, friendly service. We were only visiting Segovia for…read morethe day but needed a quick bite to eat to keep the teen boy in a happy place. The waffle was good, a bit microwaved, but the kinder topping was delicious. The eggs and toast, for 4 bucks, hit the spot. And the coffee in Spain is always the same--muy rico!

We wander for a bit past the aqueduct so to get away from the main tourist area before looking for…read morea bar to have a drink. We decided on this place. The bartender was a nice gentleman who gave us Pintxos with our drinks and the most wonderful tinto I had had so far in Spain. It was from Carlos Serres from Rioja a 2010 Crianza. I didn't know about wine in Spain so I first thought that Crianza was a grape but it isn't. Rioja is an AVA but Crianza is a level of quality. Wines from Rioja labeled 'Crianza' will have a similar taste profile (mostly Tempranillo and often blended with Grenache). Crianza is not the bottom but it is next. The top two are Reserva and Gran Reserva. You can easliy find Reservas in a store but most of the new release Gran Reservas are around 10 years old+ when you first see them and cellar up to 30 years. You have to hunt for these. So in a bar if you order a tinto Rioja Crianza, you are going to get a decent glass of wine from place to place. The wine was lovely. The tapas were awesome and plentiful. We went back in the late afternoon but the kitchen was closed, the tapas were gone and they were pouring a different wine. Timing is everything, come early :-)

Great place where to grab a Bocadillo de Jamón if it is not possible to find a place in a…read morerestaurant due to the too many tourists. For EUR 3.90 I had a big Bocadillo with a lot of some very good Jamón. Good value for your money.

WOW, YUMMY yummy food and amazing friendly service by the owner Anna. She just opened in July 2021…read moreand this place is perfecto!! Such cute clean minimalist interior. Very good menu of many vegan and vegetarian choices! What a find in a town that thinks it's okay to eat baby pigs...okay enough of that rant. Go meet Anna and enjoy her wonderful little gem of a cafe. My husband and I enjoyed a Prana Chai tea latte w/oat milk and coffee con leche w/oat milk. The Prana chai tea is my husband's favorite so he was thrilled to find it served here. We both enjoyed an avocado & tomato toast with toasted sesame seeds and basil olive oil. To say this was an added bonus of flavor is an understatement! Oh my. So good!!!! Anna is such an inviting and friendly host. Her prices are very good. Take the extra time to search around the corner from where Google maps will lead you to and enjoy a very yummy YUM!!!

Really nice shop to try some of the classic Spanish sweets. It's in a location also close to the…read moreplaza, and in quite a walkable area. They have so many different items in there. The staff is quite friendly, and the man I encountered spoke English. They were giving free samples out of some items. I decided to order a turron sampler made of dark chocolate, white chocolate, and milk chocolate with almonds. It was definitely quite tasty. The texture is quite similar to a softer fudge. All three of them were quite rich and sweet. My favorite was probably the white chocolate, as you don't see too much white chocolate in Spain, and I have a huge sweet tooth. But, there are many other flavors you could try and numerous other types of sweets you could taste. The man taking my order was nice, but did have a bit of a hard time dealing with the payment and made a few errors. Nonetheless, that was all figured out, and payment went A-OK. All in all, a very nice shop in Segovia. Specialized in traditional Spanish turrones and more modern takes on this sweet treat. Would recommend.