Café Havana

“Un lugar muy tranquilo y agradable, bien atendidos, ricos cafés.”

Brittany Wittig★★★★★

Fast, friendly service, and delicious tapas!

Gema★

I really enjoy going there, their coffee and tapas. I'm giving it one star because a smoke-free environment isn't possible, the owner isn't pet-friendly, and above all because (at this point, such archaism is unforgivable), I'm also a huge fan of Spanish omelets, and I love theirs, but it's absolutely loaded with salt. I don't want to die so young, especially not because of something like this that's so easily fixed. I've told the owner, and he doesn't listen. Seriously, why so much salt?! I mean, really salty! My father, who has a heart condition and is an even bigger fan of their omelets tha

Alberto Andres Rubio★★★★★

We had a wonderful breakfast at Café Habana. The service was very attentive and friendly. We had a slice of Spanish omelet, fresh orange juice, coffee with milk, and homemade cake. Everything was delicious.

Jon Bastida★

Extremely expensive and the service was quite slow. Be careful ordering toast; I don't know what's in it, but it's ridiculously overpriced. For breakfast, we ordered three coffees with milk and three slices of toast: two with tomato, olive oil, and ham, and one with avocado and tomato. The whole thing came to €18.50. The coffees were fine, €1.50 each, but the toast... the ham ones were €4.80 and the avocado ones were €4.40. Plus, one of the slices was served with the very end of the bread and was tiny (in that case, it wouldn't have cost anything to serve two tiny slices). The Janos ham was ju