The Best Cafes in Sitges, Spain

If you’re looking for a cozy café and fluffy pastries to feast on fresh out of the oven, the Enrich bakery in the centre of Sitges is a top choice. A family run business open since the 1920s, Enrich makes a wide range of breads and pastries using a mixture of locally sourced, organic and high-quality ingredients. Aside from their sweet treats, they also have a selection of savoury snacks ideal for a quick lunchtime bite.

Something of an institution in Sitges, the Montroig café is an all-day venue and real melting-pot for Sitges’ different communities. The venue boasts a large, luminous inside terrace and salon as well as an outdoor terrace bordered by leafy trees making it the perfect gathering point no matter the weather. Also, the menu has everything from breakfast to after-dinner cocktails, as well as some rather alcohol-rich, warm drinks.

Under new management since last year, the Cafè del Mon has a distinctively British twist to it with its fish & chip nights, live bagpipe concerts and Sunday roasts. A meeting point for the local expat community, the café is open every day of the week and serves a selection of hot and cold sandwiches and snacks, as well as English tea, coffee and alcohol.

The Red Velvet Café is one of the best brunch spots in Sitges thanks to its great service and ample choice of breakfast sandwiches, bagels and egg dishes – including a full English breakfast. As the name suggests, there are fresh home-made cakes on offer every day which can also be pre-ordered to take away. A cozy locale with a seasonally changing menu of treats, the Red Velvet Café is ideal for a lazy morning or an afternoon snack.

A bright, modern café located close to the Sitges train station, Decoure offers a wide range of sandwiches with interesting fillings like roast beef and mustard or cream cheese and salmon, as well as traditional Spanish snacks such as tortilla or meatballs in sauce. Open since 2015, it has fast become a local favourite thanks to its friendly staff and inviting locale.

Located on one of Sitges’ busiest streets, the Road Café is the perfect place to stop for a coffee and to watch the world go by when out and about in the old town. The food on offer is nothing to write home about but people don’t come here for the gourmet experience. In the evenings, Road Café serves as a popular after-work meeting point for a cocktail or beer.

Step back in time to 1950s Spain at the Café-Bar Roy thanks to its marble-topped tables, wooden ceilings, tiled walls and many original trinkets. A genuine Spanish cafeteria, the type of place that’s busy any time of the day, the Café-Bar Roy offers a selection of hot and cold drinks, including rich hot chocolate and local wines, as well as tapas, salads, pastries and sandwiches.