The service was fast and efficient. Also, the workers were very nice. The food was delicious. The…read moreatmosphere showed me that it is a good place to return to.

Around 55 cent for a cold bottle of sprite. (around 12oz) Good selection of items, and just around…read morethe corner from the Market and Torre Tavira.

This is a mini mart located in a small plaza with a healthy selection of fresh bread.read more

This restaurant has a great outdoor seating area. There is nothing special about the food, it's…read morejust your typical average tapas joint.

Wow this place was recommended by a friend from a local hotel and it has turned out to be my best…read moredining experience while visiting Jerez. Amazing selection of local sherry (I like the dry ones) so this was a good place to start.. Followed by waves of amazing tapas. I asked the owner to recommend and I was happy I did. Highly recommended: Albondigas de carne en salsa, Albondigas de choco en salsa de almendras, Solomillo al Pedro Ximenez, Atun rojo encebollado and the other typical staples from here including the potato casserole, Pulpo a la Gallega, etc were amazing as well. Service was surprisingly quick given the few people serving. They are polite and will explain the menu. Worth the wait of you come at a busy time. The kitchen seems to help by sending out food fast. Flavors were deep and rich but I didn't feel heavy after clearly over eating! Enjoy!

Perfect spot for a relaxed coffee and ice cream or cake afternoon…read more Cool chill music a large window to observe the street outside. A most try place for the home made ice cream. Everything is baked and prepared by the 2 Italian owners. All is fresh from the day They offer an interesting selection of tea flavours and of course 100% Italian espresso coffee All tables and chairs are different which gives a warm vintage look The girl at the counter Gloria is super friendly and very helpful in explaining you all in detail Ah! Did I tell you they also have crêpes?? ;-)

Such a lovely and quaint cafe. Everything was delectable. The cafe con leche was delicious and the…read morepistachio cake was rich and light at the same time. The ladies working there were very patient with other guests who struggled with the language.

While on a cruise stop in Cádiz, I hopped off the ship looking for the perfect little coffee…read morespot--somewhere I could sit, sip, and people-watch as the city moved around me. Le Pôeme popped up with solid reviews, and after realizing it was just a short, easy walk from the cruise terminal, I decided to give it a try. I'm so glad I did. The coffee was delicious, and the pistachio cake was the real star--perfectly moist, rich, and decadent without being overly sweet. One of those desserts you slow down for and truly enjoy. My friend had the chocolate croissant and also said that it was perfect. The service was fast and friendly, which is always appreciated when you're exploring on limited time. There's both indoor and outdoor seating, making it a great spot whether you want to relax inside or soak in the energy of the city outside. If you're stopping in Cádiz--especially on a cruise--and want a great coffee, a memorable treat, and a front-row seat to everyday life, Le Pôeme is absolutely worth the visit