El Soldadito de Plomo — Restaurant in Cartagena

A quaint little cosy cafe smacked in the corner of the town. Have heard about this place from many locals and decided to pay a visit one Friday evening. The entire interior was done in a very unique manner, with all different types of chairs paired with unique tables. We were seated by some lazy chairs which the table was an enormous luggage. We wanted to order some light snacks however the quiche wasn't available and they only had the salty crepes. Price listed on menu was €1 per crepe but when we placed our orders, we were informed by the waitress that they are actually €2 each. Though it tasted not bad however for the size and simplicity, we felt it was overpriced. Cheesecake and cappuccino was mediocre. Hopefully if we do ever return, there would be more options from menu available...

A really nice coffeebar that's hidden in the neighbourhood. They offer a lot of different coffees and teas, but also all kind of sweets to go with it, like cake and cookies. They also have other sweet things like milkshakes and icecream. The prices are fair and the decoration is really nice and original (check out the bath-bench). Even though it's really close to the port and the main streets, you'll walk past it if you don't know where it is. It can get crowded, and most tables are for...

Simply one of the best coffee shop I've ever been. The atmosphere is unique, quiet, peculiar. Good prices, great service, excellent coffee. It's a must go place if you are in the city. The owner told me a great story about the cake in the pic 'involved' into the sighs of Spain the popular paso doble composed by Alvarez Alonso... you have one more reason to go there or...