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.

Great breakfast eatery. We had the tortilla and chocolate croissant with cafe con leche. Quick and…read moreconvenient.

Rude Rude Rude. We went just before 9:00 Am for some Churros and chocolate and the person at the…read morefront told us they were all full. When I asked if we could just order and not have any seating she brusquely told us no and dismissed us. Mind you, my family and I were polite and are Spanish speakers. The attitude of the proprietor or front person was that we were not worthy of paying her for her food and a waste of her time. Don't go there. If I could give it no stars I would.

Not only the hot chocolate and the churros were great, the service was fenomenal. Lola was very…read morepatient and lovely with my two little children. I highly recommend this place not only for the food quality but also because of the service

Be prepared to use google translate if you don't speak Spanish, but also be prepared for an amazing…read moreexperience. The staff were patient and friendly. The restaurant was perfectly located near the Cathedral, but not in the main hustle and bustle. The restaurant was clean and had a welcoming exterior with both indoor and outdoor seating. The food was absolutely amazing. Their pizza was so thick and the pepperoni were cooked to the perfect consistency. We tried the local dish, octopus cooked in olive oil and paprika, and again we were so impressed. There is a small brewery on site and the beer was phenomenal. We also got great bread and tried an empanada, which is not prepared as you would expect in the USA. The food portions were large and we couldn't finish what we ordered. Fantastic experience!

We started off one morning here for coffee and free churros as we awaited a guided tour. They had…read moreseveral options for breakfast but we were just in the mood for cappuccinos. The service was so good we came back for a light lunch. We sat on the patio and had the ham and cheese plates and the best croquettes. We also had a glass of wine and 0.0 beer. I highly recommend this place.

What a lovely breakfast spot! We enjoyed the Catalan and American breakfasts. The fresh orange…read morejuice tasted like candy and the double white coffee was perfect for a chilly morning of walking around. The server was pleasant and friendly. He even entered the WiFi password into my phone for me!

I ate at Milonga's twice while in Santiago. The breakfast is definitely a must try, though I…read morewouldn't say the same about the burger. Milongas offers both inside and outside seating, both are great, as is the overall ambiance of the place. Don't leave without trying the breakfast specials!!

This is a MUST check in Santiago de Compostela...cafe Casino was founded in 1873. The room has a…read moreArt Deco style and decour. Our breakfast was delicious and got us covered for lunch time. Fresh squeezed orange juice. Creamy ice cream. Very polite servers. The Cafe is surrounded by souvenirs stores that have a good price in all kind of "recuerdos" you do not need but want to buy.

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!

It is a delicious restaurant just outside the city center. A local persona recomended it to us…read more Very economic. We are 6 and the total of our bill was €28.00. So you can have a complete delicious very filling breakfast for 5€. We each had 2 eggs with bacon, croissant, coffee and orange juice. We ordered a torrada of jamon serrano to share and some region cheese. I higly recommend this place. Excelent food quality. A Highlight is wathching the "peregrinos" pass by as they enter the town. The restaurant has a nice terrace.

Very well executed, no frills breakfast. Full breakfast is reasonably priced and comprehensive…read more(eggs, two kinds of meat, coffee, and fresh oj). Not worth going out of way for, but a good choice if in area.

TERRIBLE FOOD, WORSE SERVICE…read more Broke one of our rules by eating at this place - too close to the tourist center. The food was terrible and overpriced. Our waiter seemed irritated that we there, never smiled, and disappeared for long periods. Because our waiter would disappear I reached down and grabbed a half full bottle of water from the day before to wash my food down and oh boy did he show up with a quickness to scold us for drinking water we did not purchase there. I quickly got the check and went to another restaurant.