Heladeria Cafeteria el Mastren: "A low key breakfast spot" Top 5 Page for this destination Vejer de la Frontera Restaurant Tip by Bwana_Brown

When we arrived in Vejer the day before, we had not had enough time to explore the town itself. So after downing two of our oranges to start the next day, we spent the first part of our morning exploring the castle walls, church and old quarters in the historic district. By 10:30 AM we were starting to feel hungry, so were happy to spot the clean and modern-looking Heladeria Cafeteria as we made our way back toward the hostal.

Favorite Dish: Although the staff were busy trundling in supplies for the day's customers, our breakfast order was soon taken care of. Because of a TV mounted on the wall, we decided not to sit in the main area of the restaurant, prefering to have a seat in the long hallway that leads in off the street. We both ordered their authentic Spanish breakfast of cured ham and cheese on a bun with olive oil on the side. For drinks Sue went with hot water (for her herbal tea) and I continued with my habit of local coffee con leche. The cost was very reasonable and we left as satisfied customers.

Comparison: less expensive than average
Directions: In the old downtown area - not far from the old city gate and church
Price: less than US$10
Rating: 3
Theme: Local