Juan GP

A very busy cafe that opens very early, in the early morning, but closes at noon, so it only serves breakfast. Although, the way they treat you to the moyetes, I swear you'll want another one. It has a small dining room inside, around the bar, and a larger outdoor terrace. You'll be served by a chain of professionals who make sure the breakfast arrives almost before you sit down. Of course, depending on what time you go, you might be luckier to have breakfast at a table or at the bar. Still, it's worth starting the day with a good breakfast like these. They have a great variety, with the unique feature that the toast comes pre-cut and already paired with whatever you order. And that's all I'll tell you because I have to go. Next time I'm nearby, I'll go there.

Patricio Israel Herrera Gutiérrez

I went in the very rush hour when the carnival parade was taking place and I was feeling so hungry and decided to have something. Such nice people attending the place! Perhaps I'll be back to have some meals in the future. I for sure recommend it

Marcos Cao

A great bar for an early breakfast in Badajoz. The waiters are super professional, attentive to everything you need at all times. The toast with ham is incredible, very generously sized and with good ham. Another day we tried the migas (the house specialty) and they were spectacular. 10/10!

Belén A.

We came to try the toast from the breakfast competition, which consists of salmorejo, ham, cured cheese, and paprika. Delicious. It was warm, with the cheese melted, and had a spectacular flavor. You could taste the hint of garlic in the salmorejo, and it's, without a doubt, the best I've tried from the competition. Also, the toast with coffee, €2.60. A very good price compared to other toasts from the competition. The waiter was very friendly and professional. We'll definitely be back, whether there's a competition or not. With these toasts, Badajoz's reputation as the Breakfast Capital of Spain should be strengthened. #BadajozBreakfastCapital

Carmen Reja

For me, it's not just a restaurant. It's my second family. Excellent service, polite, and always in a good mood. Truly admirable, considering how impatient we customers can sometimes be. If you haven't been, go now!

Luisfernando Tapia

The only place I know in Badajoz that's Open at 5am.

Joseh

Excellent place to enjoy migas with their essential ingredients. No added ingredients to distort the flavor. I can't say the same about the coffee ☕. It could be better. The service is good, and you can take the migas to go and enjoy them elsewhere.

+2

María PR

Classic breakfast cafe in Badajoz. They offer delicious crumbs and every type of toast imaginable. They also have excellent natural juices. They're open from 4 a.m., perfect for coming back for a drink after a night out, or for an early breakfast before heading to work.

Koen Zuurbier

Nice breakfastplace with locals.

Julio Jimenez

Downtown

Guille Morera

A notable bar for cheap and hearty breakfasts. I'd recommend migas (breadcrumbs) or tostadas (fried bread) with hot chocolate, colacao, coffee, or fresh orange juice. Depending on the time and day, it may take a few minutes to be served. A wide variety of toasts on well-toasted bread. Fast and reliable service. I'd definitely go back for the opening hours, price, and speed. Recommended.

+2

Buah si quieres comer unas buenas migas extremeñas sin lugar a dudas es uno de los sitios donde tienes que ir además de sus riquísimas buenas y grandes tostadas por un precio super económico.

He pedido hoy unas migas, y la verdad, no eran buenas. Aparte de que estaban como crudas y apelmazadas, sabían mucho a vinagre (no sabía que esto se le echaba a las migas). Por lo demas, el sitio genial. Las tostadas tenían muy buena pinta, y el café estaba muy bueno. La amabilidad 100%+ El precio genial

Tami Campos Lopez

He served me toast with sunflower oil and charged me €7 for one slice and one orange juice (not fresh, and also bad). I can't give it a 0. Reasons: It's changed owners and it's changed completely. The guy seemed "unhealthy," to put it mildly. I'm sorry when he reads this, but I hope it makes him realize how he's doing things. It's a shame; it used to be the best in town, or at least one of the best. Now I DO NOT RECOMMEND IT.

Marquito Perez

I ordered a coffee with milk and some migas. The coffee was just okay, it tasted weak, but the migas were inedible. They were clumpy, tasteless, and there wasn't a single clove of garlic—literally four skins. There wasn't even a piece of pepper. I had to leave them. It was like eating soggy bread and rolling it into balls with my fingers. I won't be back. They have a lot of hype about their migas, but they were inedible. And all for €2.80. Quality/price ratio: 2 out of 10.