We had the top breakfast for 4.5 euros included toast - yogurt bowl coffee and fresh orange juice…read more Great deal. If American ask for butter for the toast and you can substitute tea for the coffee if you want. They give you this tomatoes paste with toast and no one liked it. I also had a waffle with vanilla which was good. They have pancakes too. It's good we would come back. The smoothies are good too.

Very nice and cute little coffee shop in Cádiz. The location of the shop was very not nice. The…read moremenu was plentiful with many drinks to order from. They also had a couple nice desserts like cookies and brownies. I really enjoyed my Oreo milkshake and the chocolate cookie tasted good. The only problem I had was the lack of AC in the cafe but not too big of a problem since it was not too hot in the cafe. Overall a very nice coffee shop and highly recommend for anyone. Grading- Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Cleanliness: 5/5 Atmosphere: 4/5 Overall: 19/20 Star Key: 5 Star- All categories 4/5 or better. 4 Star- At least 3 categories 4/5 or better. 3 Star- At least 2 categories 4/5 or better. 2 Star- At least 1 category 4/5 or better. 1 Star- No categories 4/5 or better.

Cádiz is the port Cristoforo Colombo aka Chris Columbus sailed from and discovered the Americas in…read more1492. it is also the oldest inhabited city in Spain and most ancient still standing in western europe (1000bc?). now all this history might drive some batty. me, i got hungry - for alfajores, a rolled moorish confection made with honey, almonds, hazelnuts, cinnamon and other spices that Gaditanos have been eating for hundreds of years. which pairs nicely with sherry, one of the worlds oldest wines (of course), made locally in Jerez since before the Romans (250bc-ish).

Great food, great coffee, and friendly service! Close to the cruise port. Staff speaks some English…read morewhich is helpful when ordering. Dulce de leche macchiato and chocolate croissant were both delicious. Plenty of small tables for seating, but get here early for an easy time with finding a table.

The best pan com tomate . Loved this place. Enjoyed the zumo de naranja and café con leche as…read morewell. A great stop to hit all the Spanish breakfast staples.

Had a very nice simple breakfast at Atlantida. Coffee was delicious and so is the bread with York…read moreham. At 3.5 euros, it's a nice and easy way to start your day in Cádiz.

This little coffee / cake shop are like many here in Cádiz. Good place to rest & a coffee / tea and…read morea pastry. Good local prices - €7.5 for 2 drinks and 2 pastries.

It is a tourist spot but it obvious that locals came here as well…read more I enjoyed the classic hit chocolate and fried bread. Well worth stop.

Beautiful and Elegant restaurant in the heart of Cadiz. Built in 2012. Due to lack of time we only…read morehad a chance to go for hot chocolate and their famous pastries. Elegantly served on beautiful China. If you have time try to swing by, go see this really romantic well preserved historical gem

My friend and I stopped here as it is across from one of the only grocery stores open on Sundays…read more(Dia). It's the perfect spot to stop for coffee/breakfast. Everyone is friendly and kind and the coffee and toasts (we got ham & cheese) were delicious!

Very nice place to hang around and enjoy your special day with drinks, snacks and delicious food…read moreand dessert...

Great little market place with lots of booths for food, drinks and stuff. Looked like a wonderful…read moreplace that locals go to enjoy spending time with friends and family. You can get a great sampling of all kinds of different foods and especially Tapas. You can take you food and drinks to the tables that are in the middle of the area. Great fun. Do not miss this one.

It was by luck that I was on vacations in cadiz in August and I crossed this beautiful Andalucian…read moretraditional market in August this year. Every year for 3 days this market is put up in the old city where different craftsmen display their produce. From herbal soaps to 21 different types of spanish empanadillaa, tea varities and spices from morocco, potters making the famous andalucian pottery on spot are few to say. It is organised by Institución Ferial de Cádiz (Ifeca) every year for 3 days in August to promote local craftsmen business. One can find all the typical spanish food delicacies served here at a reasonable price. This year it was held on 17,18,19 August 2012 in the neighbourhood of El Pópulo. The dates may vary every year depending on the weekend.