We wanted pizza and beer. We wanted to sit down and enjoy…read morelunch. Our caprese salad was mediocre. The tomatoes were pale and somewhat tasteless. The mozzarella was not very soft. The prosciutto pizza was good. + Pleasant atmosphere. +/- Cloth napkins, but they were polyester. - Menu with photos. Should have been an indicator, but we were hungry. €30.62

Between trains and buses I ended up here for a minute. Had…read morea sandwich, a beer and a water to go.

Nice place with good food! I ordered the coffe with the mini (with eggs, cheese and Jámon). It was…read moreall very tasty. The eggs were perfect! The bread was crunchy, maybe I would prefer a little softer cuz it has hurt my mouth a little the was also a good point, €2,20 for the little breakfast

Quaint cafe with amazing tapas, full bar. Very friendly staff. Be sure to get Gin and tonic…read more Opens early for breakfast.

I visited this restaurant when they were still in Zaragoza( in the Aragon region of northeastern…read moreSpain) but It looks like since then the restaurant as moved to Bilbao in Basque country (current correct new address is : Maiatzaren Biko Kalea, 18, Ibaiondo, 48003 Bilbao, Bizkaia, Spain). La Piparra was serving traditional Spanish food with vegan/ vegetarian options. My meal here included a tortilla Española vegana with zucchini and red pimento peppers, migas con chorizo vegano, and another delicious veggie take on pickled boquerones made with pickled zucchini squash, all of course served with fresh bread. For dessert: a baked vegan cheesecake. This was such a fun and delicious meal. All spanish here, no english-- at least when I was here in July 2023 in the old location in Zaragoza. My general rating system: 1 star: I would stay away 2 stars: Has some good things about it but I generally don't recommend. 3 stars: Pretty good. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back but a decent place 4 stars: Great place. I would go back. 5 stars: I highly recommend stopping whatever you are doing and making plans to try it out! An Evie favorite!

Warning: the food takes a loooooong time so don't wait until you're too hungry before you come…read more The good news is there is free WiFi and a bookshelf of books to keep you busy while you wait for your food. The menu is only in Spanish, but they use typical ingredients so it's fairly easy to read and understand. The prices are very reasonable. Don't get your heart set on ordering something you saw on their Instagram, because those are all daily specials. (I'm talking to myself here) They don't bring you water until you've been waiting quite awhile, so if you want water right away, make sure you specifically request it. They serve beer and wine, espresso drinks, and sodas. There are coat racks, and the bathrooms are clean and well-stocked. Another warning: the light in the bathroom turns off before you're finished, so you might be peeing and trying to find toilet paper in the dark. Soooo that's a fun adventure.

Situated across the plaza from the amazing Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar, this café…read morespecializes in desserts. It's a nice looking interior that reminds me of a high-end ice cream shop. The outside area has lots of tables. But here's the -1 star with the outside where I'm currently sitting: Beggars. Lots & lots of beggars with no inhibitions. Staff does nothing to stop this, either. So I ordered a Scottish Coffee (coffee, whiskey, & ice cream!) with a croissant. Dude comes back with a Café Au Lait & a croissant. Oh well, maybe he saved me a hangover today, heheh! :-D Will I come back here? Probably not. I mean, how many times am I gonna find myself in Zaragoza, right?

Complimentary bread. Started out with morro y oreja or pig ears which was super delicious and…read moreperfectly cooked. We were super hyped. Prices for everything was very inexpensive , especially beer. The rest of the food we ordered was meh only. The burger #26 was not good at all, could not finish it. The meat patty was almost raw and tasted weird, worse than high school cafeteria food. The papas y algo mas was pretty ok, cheesy potatoes with ham. We ordered the huevos rotos with foie, it was pretty good. Almost every dish had potatoes and the potatoes yummy. The merluza di pincho or fish had a strong fishy smell and was overly salty and very undercooked . We were afraid to get sick from it being so undercooked that we left it untouched but one bite. Luckily it was only 14,95 but still a waste. I highly recommend against ordering it. The merluza di pincho (18,95) or steak seemed low quality and was ok only. Came with potatoes, which were good. Overall glad we tried this place but the food was not good. Staff is nice and helpful.

Tasteful pastry and drinks with friendly staff, great location! We tried it twice within 24 hoursread more

I adore this lil bakery (panaderia). I stopped in twice during my stay. I would have gone more, but…read morewas trying to not be an over indulging fatty. It is very inexpensive, and worth the drop-in if you are nearby. It was walking distance from my hotel. It is not in the city center. You have the option to dine at the Panaderia/Cafe or take your pastry (pan) to go. When dining in, you can choose what type of pastry (pan) you'd like, then go around the corner, have a seat, and order an espresso (or other coffee of your choice) and then pay. I did this once and enjoyed sitting in the cafe. I tried a couple of different small pastries. I wish I knew the names of them For the to-go order, I ordered the most delectable layered cake. It had 5 thin layers of cake and cream and was topped with an even thinner layer of orange jelly of some sort. I took my time savoring every bite! The employees are very nice and accommodated my Spanish speaking efforts. They wrapped up the pastry with care in cute paper and ribbon. What a special touch!