Where to have breakfast in Jaca

Today we bring you a special guide to our favorite coffee shops and pastry shops in Jaca, our area of the Pyrenees. We'll tell you about places where we have enjoyed a coffee luxury, sweets incredible, skewers of tortilla y toast finger-licking goodies. We are going to share with you where these cafés are, what we recommend you to order and why we love them so much. Get ready!

If you are going to be in Jaca a few days and you do not know you can see our articles about the Aragonese Pyrenees:

• What to see in the Aragonese Pyrenees in five days
• Best restaurants in Jaca 
• Where to stay in Jaca

Jaizkibel Cafeteria

This cafeteria is very well located on one side of the Biscós square and is our favorite place for breakfast in Jaca. They have toast, tortilla de patatas and some sweets although we always ask for a tortilla skewer.

The place is super cool as you can see in the pictures and they have a small terrace where you can sit and have a coffee in the sun if the weather is nice.

Vincelle Pastry Shop

The Vincelle Pastry Shop is also located in the Biscós square, in the center of Jaca. If you are in the mood for something sweeter, this is definitely your place, they have one of the best chocolate palms we have ever tasted and in fact, it is known for its exquisite pastries and delicious breakfasts, which will help you start the day with energy.

Don't miss their almond croissants either, they are absolutely delicious. And of course, their famous Russian cake, a local specialty that will leave you wishing you had ordered another one.

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Jaques Oven

The Jaques Oven is located at Calle del Obispo, 10 and is a very popular place to have breakfast or snacks in Jaca.

• If you want something sweet, we recommend the churros with chocolate or freshly baked pastries.
• If you prefer something more traditional, do not hesitate to try their apple or pumpkin dobladillos, mantecados, puff pastries or the traditional ones Links of Jaca.
• For savory lovers, they offer sandwiches freshly made instantly with fresh, seasonal and local ingredients.

And to accompany your breakfast, there is nothing better than a juice from orange freshly squeezed, a chocolate to the cup, a infusion or a coffee which, according to them, is the best in Jaca.

Bidasoa Bakery Cafeteria

Located at Avenida de Francia 28 you will find the Cafetería Panadería Bidasoa, a place that opens its doors early from 7:30 in the morning from Tuesday to Sunday, ideal for early risers.

Upon entering, you will find a welcoming and familiar atmosphere that smells of freshly baked sweets. You won't be able to resist their homemade pastries, especially the chocolate palmeras, either dark or white chocolate, and the little puff pastries dipped in chocolate, they are truly a delight!

We suggest that you opt for breakfast, which includes juice and homemade pastries of the day. With an average price of 4.5 to 5.5 euros It's a delicious and affordable way to start the day. Our star recommendation? Don't leave without trying the chocolate palmeras. They are the jewel in the crown of Bidasoa and you won't find anything like them anywhere else.

La Cadiera Restaurant

This is one of those places that you simply must visit in Jaca. Located on Domingo Miral street, this restaurant offers a variety of robust and typical Pyrenean dishes. But don't underestimate their breakfast and lunch offerings: 

With fresh, local ingredients, its breakfast menu includes natural orange juice, high quality Colombian coffee in all its versions, and spelt and chia bread toasts from the Sayón Bakery which you can complement with oils of the province of Huesca, jam homemade strawberry, and honey de Esposa. And if you're in the mood for something sweet, they have bakery of the Piquera Bakery. In addition, they offer a breakfast combo that includes coffee with milk, orange juice, and your choice of toast or pastries.

As for the lunches La Cadiera offers a variety of options that will change according to the day, including potato omelette without onion, snacks of different ingredients such as papada and longaniza, all with bread from the San Nicolás bakery, and a variety of portions such as tripe, fritada, pig's trotters, and ratatouille with preserves. If you are in the mood for something more classic, they also serve fried eggs of Ulle with preserves, lean meat, and chorizo.

Definitely, Restaurant La Cadiera is a place to enjoy an authentic taste of Jaca and the Pyrenees, in a cozy atmosphere and with an efficient and friendly service. You can see their complete breakfast menu here.

Pilgrim Café

Ready to continue your breakfast tour in Jaca? Let's go to Av. del Primer Viernes de Mayo, 7, where you will find Pilgrim Café! Open from 9:00 a.m. until midnight, it is the perfect place for those who enjoy a late breakfast or even a brunch.

They serve excellent coffee and the food is quite good. If you are lovers of a good English breakfast They will serve you a good portion of french fries that will leave you satisfied.

La Suiza Pastry Shop

Let's go now to a sweet place! Pastelería La Suiza, located in Calle Mayor, 40, in Jaca, is a real treasure for the sweet tooth candy lovers. This bakery has been elaborating its creations in an artisanal way since 1934, using the best raw materials. They assure to put all their love in each recipe.

The place offers all kinds of sweets, from cakes and pastries, chocolates, travel sweets, bows, nougats, pies, cakes, pastries, to savory pastries and pastries. They also offer options gluten-free and suitable for diabetics. If you have a craving for something sweet, don't hesitate to visit this place, you might just find your next favorite sweet.

Casa Fau Bar

Located at Pl. de la Catedral, 3, Casa Fau, although it is not the best place for tapas because it is a place too focused on tourists can be a good place to have a breakfast at the cathedral square. 

El Secreto Cafeteria

Another typical place for breakfast, located in St. Peter's Square, is the coffee shop El Secreto. It is the typical battle site which tends to be quite crowded due to its location, they will put you on snacks, toast or skewers of tortilla at a good price but do not expect the quality of the previous sites that we have recommended.

If you want to read other articles ideal for your trip that complement Where to have breakfast in Jaca you can visit our posts about Huesca.