Le Petit Café

“Además tienen zumo natural y otros tipos de bebida como el cúrcuma latte.”

Melania Romanelli★★★★

We found Petit Cafe almost by chance, ducking in from the rain. We needed a coffee before heading back to the hotel — literally right across the street — and it turned out to be exactly the kind of place you hope to stumble upon. No unnecessary frills, no forced aesthetic. Just a calm, welcoming spot where you can slow down, have a really good coffee, and enjoy excellent pastries. We ordered a "tarta de queso," and it was outstanding. Truly. Having lived in Spain for years, I can say that that particular cheesecake is one of those Spanish staples that almost never disappoints, even when it’s n

FoodBasics -★★★

The atmosphere is that of a young cafe that attracts young people who want to study or catch up, so in this sense it’s relatively modern compared to the vast majority of coffee shops in Huelva. I liked that they had quite an enticing vetrine with different croissants and some pastries - included a lemon tart. I sadly didn’t like my cortado; it was boiling and the coffee seemed burned to me, leaving a bad aftertaste in my mouth. I was not expecting this from such a place, but it’s also true that in many coffee shops in smaller cities coffees aren’t specialty. I do recommend it though for the va

Johana Petříková★★★★★

This place is really nice and cosy. Prices aren't that high and the workers are very nice, coffee was good (since I'm working as a barista I'm very demanding, but this one was good) Got cappuccino,cake and croissant and paid 7,50 euros

Antal Kádár★★★★

Nice little place with a wide selection of coffees and bakery items. They have plenty of seats both inside and outside. The food and coffee tasted good, the only issue we had was that we wanted a tostada but apparently it wasn’t available; something to do with the machine(?) We didn’t really understand it but they couldn’t make them so we finally settled with a croissant. Other than that, the service was friendly and kind.