Churrería La Fama

One of the best places to eat churros in Spain so far. Very fast service, nice chocolate sauce and good cortado. Morning, afternoon or evening, it is always busy and you have to wait a little bit to get a chair or table. A must visit in Zaragoza!

The churros only taste good if you never had better ones. The chocolate is horrible, sugar with colorante. If you go a bit further to Las Delicias you get much better. Sorry..

Churros con chocolate (€4.10 for the serve) - delish and perfect on a cold winter’s day. Sadly, there are not many tables, so it’s really more a “hit and run” at the bar kind of place.

After tasting San Giñes and some other in Madrid, I'd say this is the top churrería in my mind. Thin churro tastes crunchy and chewy, wide one tastes soft. And the chocolate is so thick and tastes really good.

We had churros, chocolates and coffee! We had churros almost everywhere in Spain, it was good but chocolate was COLD! Coffee was good! Outside seats were nice specially in the morning time!

If it gets better than this then I’ll eat my hat so long as that hat is made of churros from la fama.

Busy with locals and hard to actually get through the door but glad I managed it... The large churros were soft and tasty, the hot chocolate thick and lava hot!

The churros tasted very good, they are perfect, not dripping fat at all. The chocolate was also good, very thick and rich, you have to like it.