Cappuccino Paseo Maritimo

Breakfast — never ever there! Too expensive and tooooo slowly. I don’t know maybe there was only one waiter, but he brought me first cappuccino (4,35 € a small cup! A really small cup!) and croissant and then I had to wait for 20 min. (!) for just a simple yoghurt. Was disappointed.

Nice food and great service. You can sit at the port in the sun and enjoy a good variation of breakfast choices. Desayuno muy rico!

There are several «Cappuccino’s» in Spain and I can’t speak for the others, but this one has become a daily stop. Great ambiance, amazing interior, and first class food! It may be a tad pricey, but most things worth having are!

Good Food Slow Service
During a recent Navy Port-​call a few buddies and I decided to eat here after waiting TOO long next door at the Hard Rock Café. We were told by the wait staff to sit wherever we wanted and a waiter would be with us. So myself and a few of my friends decided to sit outside next to one of the cool glass heaters. We waited what seemed like an eternity before the waiter showed up to take our drink order down at which time we also put in out food order as we were tired of waiting. I had the Salmon Sandwich which tasted very good and the presentation was nice as well. My other friend had the Tacos which he stated were very good as well. I though about it but didn’t end up trying any of the cappuccino that the place is supposedly famous for, hence the name.
**Overall this place was very good and I’m happy to say we decided to eat here after waiting 20 minutes next door at the Hard Rock. This place however ranks about the middle of the road. As I’ve stated before as with what seems like all places in Europe, be prepared for some really SLOW service and inattentive wait staff. This place wasn’t nearly as bad as the other place next door, but the good food made up for it a little in the end. I would eat here again in the future so not too terribly bad.
Cheers!

After realising that all of the other restaurants on the way to our hotel were having a siesta, we ended up stopping at Cappuccino. This wouldn’t be my typical first choice as it’s a restaurant with broad appeal, meaning it’s not a place that would offer traditional Spanish food. The menu is filled with pages of burgers, sandwiches, sushi and of course cappuccino! Pages and pages and pages and pages and pages of espresso drink.
Although I know what I like and I like what I like, I’m not in the least a picky eater. We ended up getting a chicken ciabatta sandwich and a California club and some fries. Food was tasty, came out quick and was served warm. Couldn’t ask for much better on a chilly Autumn evening. Next time I’ll have to save room for a Cappuccino!