Okay. I’m going to describe this small cafe. I know it’s in the old part of town. And from the outside, It doesn’t look like much, but then once you walk in, the frosting that hits you as the aroma of that place, the smell of real coffee, There’s this long counter with an espresso coffee machine at one end in bar tools for you to use it. The coffee is the best I’ve ever tasted. And if it’s snacker after, there are the pastries, savory, and sweet, the first with cheese, creamy delicious cheese, or ham, and the later with all kinds of fruits. And let’s not forget the cakes. And everything is homemade. I should add The old couple that wants to face came originally from Spain and luckily for us for their corner’s kids with them. They do lunches as well as breakfast and snacks. Though I’ve only eaten lunch here once or twice over the years because I don’t work nearby. And on Saturdays, I’m always out and they never open on a Sunday. But if you happen to pass by one lunch time, and you fancy a bite to eat, try their Spanish tortilla. The famous Spanish only ate, it’s delicious, apart from coffee, they serve tea, and the usual range of commercial soft drinks, but I’ll give them all a miss and go for one of their natural fruit juices, the orange juice is great, but my own particular favorite is the lemon juice that they prepare with brown sugar. I’ll tell you once you’ve tasted it, you’ll come back for more. I mostly go there for breakfast, It’s not far from where I live, and it’s on a way to train station. It’s nice to just sit there for a while drinking my coffee and soaking up the atmosphere. You see, it tends to get pretty busy. That time of the day, and the tables are full of their regular customers chatting away. Some in English, some in Spanish, and other languages too. It’s lovely, but at the same time, it feels like a home from home. If you know what I mean, The kind of place where no one is trying to hurry up to finish and leave. And that mainly thanks to the honors.
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Okay, I'm going to describe this small cafe. I know it's in the old part of town. And from the outside, it doesn't look like much, but then once you walk in, the first thing that hits you is the aroma of the place, the smell of real coffee. There's this long counter with an espresso coffee machine at one end and bar tools for you to use it. The coffee is the best I've ever tasted. And if you're snacking afterwards, there are pastries, both savory and sweet. The savory ones have cheese, creamy delicious cheese, or ham, and the sweet ones have all kinds of fruits. And let's not forget the cakes. And everything is homemade. I should add that the old couple that owns the cafe originally came from Spain and luckily for us, they brought their cooking skills with them. They do lunches as well as breakfast and snacks. Though I've only eaten lunch here once or twice over the years because I don't work nearby. And on Saturdays, I'm always out and they never open on a Sunday. But if you happen to pass by one lunchtime and you fancy a bite to eat, try their Spanish tortilla. The famous Spanish omelette, it's delicious. Apart from coffee, they serve tea and the usual range of commercial soft drinks, but I'll give them all a miss and go for one of their natural fruit juices. The orange juice is great, but my own particular favorite is the lemon juice that they prepare with brown sugar. I'll tell you once you've tasted it, you'll come back for more. I mostly go there for breakfast. It's not far from where I live, and it's on my way to the train station. It's nice to just sit there for a while drinking my coffee and soaking up the atmosphere. You see, it tends to get pretty busy that time of the day, and the tables are full of their regular customers chatting away. Some in English, some in Spanish, and other languages too. It's lovely, but at the same time, it feels like a home from home. If you know what I mean, the kind of place where no one is trying to hurry up to finish and leave. And that's mainly thanks to the owners.
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