Five star market ! Mercado Centrale de Zaragoza…read moreBuilt in the1800's it is a contemporary artistic creation by artist architect Felix Navarro Perez... Made primarily of iron and glass,  a fake period facade of brick was placed at the front to be more endearing to the citizens of that time.  It stands in the exact place as the original marketplace.  Authentic in its products. Geared towards the local clientele, one can find the freshest of meats, fish, cheese, cured products, fruits, take home to heat and serve dishes at more than reasonable prices!  We did not find any Migas or Ternesca, some foods the area is known for.  We were happy to have found the empanadillas, tortillas, and other amazing looking... ready made foods to sample. Also known as "Lanuza" as it located right on Plaza de Lanuza.  The building marks the beginning of the historical city centre and is graced by a statue of Cesar Augusto. It is easily accessible by city bus (only 1.50 euro at the time of this writing), taxi or tram.

Researching for local farmers markets is one of favorite things to do when visiting new and…read moreunfamiliar locations. Of course I had a half day to explore the spectacular city of Zaragoza and found out they had a decent sized market, so that was my first stop. Finding the market itself is not too difficult as you basically have to locate the largest and oldest structure in the city (The Cathedral) and right next to it is the indoor market. Some of the reasons I dropped the review to a lower three star is this market is really intended for locals in terms of picking up fresh meats, veggies, fish, and various other cooking ingredients. Out of the 20 or so stalls, only one or two had snacks or meals you could grab on the go, so really this again is geared towards local residents. With that being said, it is definitely worthwhile if you need any of the mentioned above, but if you are looking for that quintessential grazing type market, look elsewhere in the city.

Fresh croissants. Good prices. There's never a long line. Good customer service and good food…read more 10/10 would recommend. Favorites: mini chocolate croissants €.50 each, croissant sandwiches - Jamon or turkey+cheese

Got the orange (naranja) croissant, mini pain au chocolate, and a bacon quiche. Everything was…read moreyummy, probably the best croissant I've ever had. Nice breakfast on the go and was near the bus stop back to the train station.

I thought I knew what a churro was, but then went here and really discovered what an authentic…read moreSpanish churro was meant to be. Incredible. Staff was super friendly and helpful. Ambiance wasn't anything too special, but it was clean and was fine. Get yourself a real churro with the real hot chocolate.

Yummy and quick. Initial place was closed so we found this one on Yelp and had our group of 15…read morehave a try. Everyone loved it!

We Always visit, when we come and service is top notch, food is great and ambiance is ZARAGOZA!!!!…read moreBeen coming to Spain 35 years and nowhere is like Aragon. Friendly down to earth place like La Bendita!

What a shame this place is. I went in for a bite to eat when they were really busy & only had 3…read morestaff. Tables were piled with dirty dishes and staff were struggling to cope with customers. I went to the counter and was greet by a terse lady trying to give me change before I had even ordered. When she realised I wasn't the right person, she turned away in a bit of a huff... A bad start, but everyone can be forgiven. After a few minutes of waiting, the same woman came back and asked me something. Because I don't speak Spanish, I told her I didn't speak Spanish to which she immediately rolled her eyes and screamed out to her coworker to help. The coworker then turned away and did something else while the original woman also walked away. So I just stood there. And when it became apparent they were too busy to give a ...., I left. Cakes looked good, but service was LOUSY.