Zaragoza

Zaragoza's well-known creperie to reopen larger and renovated before the Pilar festivities

The reopening of establishments ahead of the Pilar festivities is common. Following the announcement of Devil Coffee's reopening, Crepería Gala has now confirmed that it too will reopen after a period of renovations.
Zaragoza's well-known creperie to reopen larger and renovated before the Pilar festivities

The creperie, well known among those who travel through the area around Goya station, is located at number 39 on paseo de la Gran Vía. For months, pedestrians have been able to see an annex next to the premises covered and undergoing work, as part of the new phase the establishment had been preparing.

THE CREPERIE EXPANDS AFTER TWO AND A HALF YEARS

Crepería Gala has been sweetening the lives of Zaragoza residents for two and a half years. After that time, the space available to them had become too small, so they decided to expand the establishment this summer. The work forced them to keep the shutters down over the past few months, but that wait is now coming to an end with the reopening of the premises.

On Wednesday, October 7, at 5 p.m., they will raise the shutters again to welcome customers to a new Crepería Gala: larger and renovated, while keeping its longstanding essence intact.

They have carried out renovations to expand the space. Photo: Pilar Álvarez

CREPES, PANCAKES AND PLENTY OF SWEET TREATS

Although crepes are the main attraction for many of its customers, Crepería Gala's menu has much more to offer. Other highlights include its fluffy pancakes, as well as a carefully selected range of coffees and matcha. In summer, it also offers fruit smoothies.

With more space, a renewed look and the same commitment to sweet treats that has accompanied it since day one, Crepería Gala is thus embarking on a new chapter. The reopening also comes on the eve of the Pilar festivities, when the city's streets fill up again and thousands of Zaragoza residents look for places to stop and treat themselves.

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