Dídola
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Cafetería y bocatería en el centro de Zaragoza. ✅Terraza secreta ✅Tartas caseras y muchas especialidades ✅Carta vegana y vegetariana. Calle Don Jaime I, 28.
Platos destacados
- AÑADE HUEVO A LA PLANCHA POR1€
- Funcional Funcional Siempre activo
- Preferencias Preferencias
- Estadísticas Estadísticas
- Marketing Marketing
- [email protected]
- Nuestra carta
- Para cenas de viernes, sábados y vísperas de festivo
- Al mediodía, disfruta de nuestro menú del día casero
- Compartir
- Patatas fritas especiadas para untar en 4 salsas.
- Pollo Pepe
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Lo que dice la gente
“Buen servicio, los desayunos estupendos y un ambiente muy animado y bueno.”
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Lo que dicen los comensales en Google
A.S. Totoro★★★★★☕️😊 Wonderful experience at Dídola in Zaragoza! Super nice, warm, and welcoming people who create a relaxed and friendly atmosphere from the moment you walk in. The cortado was excellent: smooth, rich, aromatic, and perfectly balanced, exactly what you want during a walk through the beautiful historic center. Simple, elegant, and made with real care. A perfect little coffee stop near the Roman theatre and old town. Highly recommended for both locals and visitors looking for quality coffee and genuinely kind service. 🇪🇸🏛️☕️💛🏰✨
Steve Kasten★★★★★Friendly and spacious atmosphere, and service excellent with a warm smile, and patient with our lack of Spanish language skills. Plus the sandwiches are fresh and excellent! (Pollo peco de guillo & tomato pesto. PS: I just read the bad review from yesterday by 'celia' and she is very wrong. This Cafe is wonderful! Stop in, have a coffee and sandwich or pastry, relax and enjoy! Great business 😊
V D★★★★★I had a delicious three course meal with wine for 17 Euros. The lady who served me was very nice.
Leung Teresa★★★★★Nice cafeteria that we popped in. Interesting decorations that I like very much.
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