Cafeteria Rosalia Castro

large terrace to eat or dine at a more than reasonable price. unbeatable attention

you shrimps are moi moi moi attentive and kind! a tortilla e o café, riquísimos! e a comida casira. que méis cane ask! ?

the food very well, the price too, that the waiter would not want to give us a table out of laziness... for a little ridiculous. Voir le carte

the local deceives, gives the feeling inside of dirty, we were on the terrace, the waiters are attentive and fast, the price is very competitive, we have dinner for 57 euros 3 people and breakfast for 10 euros

for me, the best place to enjoy the quality of homemade food and variety. chocos with rice, chips encebollados with potatoes without forgetting the paw with chickpeas or a good fabada. all exceptional. 10 stars. thanks.

Tienen todo tipo de frutas y/o helados para hacer los zumos bien fresquitos, y sino los eliges de lo q mas te guste combinando aquellas frutas q te apetezcan! Esta en el paseo del puerto. La decoracion del local tiene motivos de la antigua Grecia! Esta muy bien Voir le carte

They have all kinds of fruits and/or ice cream to make the juices well mosquitoes, and but choose from what you get the most by combining the fruits you want! is on the promenade through the port. the decoration of the place has motives of the old grecia! is very well

Este nombre tiene su origen en la ciudad griega de Argólide, se dice que Poseidón quería para sí esta ciudad, famosa por sus mil fuentes, pero Hera se la arrebató, vengativo Poseidón secó sus fuentes... Argólide es una cafetería y también zumería muy amplia y con variedad de zumos, batidos y cafés. Nada más entrar, a la izquierda llama la atención unas esculturas de Poseidón y supongo que Hera que dan el pego y es que parecen de granito, aunque a ciencia cierta no se si realmente son de piedra. Al desayuno si pides café, normalmente te sirven un vaso de zumo y algo para mojar. Argólide se encuentra cerca del puerto deportivo y por tanto de los jardines de Las Avenidas, así como de La Alameda

This name has its origin in the Greek city of argólide, it is said that it possessed for itself this city, famous for so thousand sources, but hera took it, vengeous possessed thus sources. argólide is a cafeteria and also very wide zumería with variety of juices, smoothies and coffees. Nothing else enters, on the left attracts attention some sculptures of poseidon and I guess it hurts that they give the wig and it is that they look like granite, although at some degree I don't know if they are really from stone to breakfast if you ask for coffee, they usually serve a glass of juice and something to wet. argólide is located near the marina and therefore the gardens of the avenues, as well as... Voir le carte