We were very much looking forward to our dinner at La scala. As English speakers we reviewed the…read moremenu in advance and used our best Spanish skills to communicate with our server. He was a younger gentleman who did the bare minimum in service and communication. I know language can be a barrier but we have been in Spain for two weeks and this guy was the worst server! The food was good the steak tartare was the best!

Ao glad i found this place! Very good food! Super delicious, Friendly people!! Clean!read more

(If you're a traveling American like me, go ahead and come here. They'll treat you very well, the…read morepastries are great, and it's pretty cheap) Me encantó! Soy de los EU y es una lástima que no voy a poder regresar. Las comidas saladas están más o menos, pero los postres y café fueron deliciosos. Además, se puede comer bien por muy buen precio. Yo ordene un café, dos panes dulces y dos panes salados y en total fue 5€. Y la señora que me atendió fue muy muy amable! No me trató mal por ser Americano cómo muchos los hacen en Espanya.

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?

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!

I've been through Barcelona and Madrid and stumbled through this place on a lunch stop, and it's…read morethe best food I've had in Spain so far. I got the Fire Burger, and it was the best burger I've had. It was juicy, the bread was soft and slightly sweet, and the sauce was perfect. I also got the nachos, which tasted almost like they were tossed in a spicy barbecue sauce. They came out extremely crispy and hot. I also tried the Patatas Ali-Oli, and the serving size was generous and the sauce was delicious. The customer service was very intimate and caring. We even got to talk to the chef! The restaurant itself was very clean and pretty. It felt modern and had AC.