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.

The churros are delicious! The owner is very nice as well, he was closing In 5 minutes for the…read moreafternoon and the churros takes about 15 minutes to make. He told me to come back after 4 pm around the corner where they have the Metate Bar and Cafe. I am glad I came back. I will definitely come back next time I am in Santiago de Compostela.

Some of the best gelato I've ever had. Ridiculous rich and creamy with an extensive array of…read morewonderful and tasty flavors. I had kiwi banana, white chocolate, and chocolate hazelnut. All for a very low and affordable price.

The best gelato I've ever had! The prices were super reasonable (2.50 euros for a medium and 3.5…read moreeuros for a large) and there were so many different flavors! This place had more specialty flavors and not many sorbet options but I got the ferrero rocher and the Oreo. The ferrero rocher was definitely my favorite flavor. The spoons were also edible as well! I would come back again if I'm ever in the area.

Amazing. No other words…read more Came here one day when I was in the city, and oh my Lord amazing ice cream. The service is really nice and helpful. There is a large array of flavors and different things to choose from. In a really pretty location right next to the square and to the port, in the center. Very very nice.

Finger licking good! Really nice homemade cakes (2€ slice). Flavors change every day, from red…read morevelvet cake, cheesecakes and kinder bueno cake to cupcakes and cookies. Milkshakes are really good too, order the oreo one! They also offer toasts with Nutella or jam and butter. Prices are really great. Breakfast with cake, coffee and juice for 4€ Come in and take a sit, the place is super cozy and cute and the staff is great!

This coffee shop has only been open and few months but I hope they are here the next time we stop…read morein Coruña. Guillermo, the owner, was very inviting and helpful with descriptions of the spectacular (looking and tasting) desserts. The mochaccino had an excellent presentation and was equally satisfying. We tried three desserts: two of the Napoleon offerings, and the exquisite one that was topped with raspberries - my favourite of the bunch. See the pictures added of the mochaccino and the raspberry delight, and please visit these folks; you won't regret it.

Great coffee shop. We stopped by on our way out of town. The owner claimed the had the best cakes…read morein town, he really did. They were delicious!

Truly excellent restaurant. The empanadillas were great as well as the fried zucchini blossoms, and…read morethe full fish with potatoes was tremendous as well.

Very lovely and charming inside. It feels more like a house for afternoon tea or elegant dinner at…read moregrandmother's place. Dinner only has 5 tasting menu for 25 euro. All taste very good but a bit small portion size... but you get a big portion of cake. Service can be a bit slow as only one person works there but he's attentive. it's rather a romantic place for not-too hungry people. Try somewhere else if you are super hungry. Dinner doesn't start till 9:30 pm.

It was a fantastic experience to navigate the streets near the cathedral, but many of the shops,…read morebars, and restaurants in the area were VERY congested. Even as we walked away from the central area of Santiago, there were plenty of restaurants, bars, and shops to behold. I detected the smell of fresh bread wafting down the street and decided it would be a good idea to investigate. This journey took me to Ebano, a bakery that specializes in many traditional Galician baked goods - and not just tarta Santiago! There were empanadas and empanadillas with every filling imaginable, loaves of fluffy, crusty bread, traditional square layer cakes (also with every filling imaginable), and small pastries. Two very pleasant women were working behind the counter that day. I asked for one loaf of "rosca gallega" bread (the bread comes in many shapes and I thought a ring shape would be a nice departure from a normal loaf). Sure, the bread would go well with the soup we would be eating later in the day...but what about something sweet? Because I am devoid of willpower, I also asked for a slice of plain cake (although raspberry did sound enticing). The woman wrapped my baked goods, which were very reasonably priced, and it was time to go back home to enjoy them. The bread was absolutely perfect, especially after re-heating it. Airy without being too porous, flaky without creating a mess of crumbs. The cake was also delicious - extremely fresh and moist, without being overly sweet. It went well with my café solo and was the perfect way to conclude a carb-laden lunch.