Opened in November 1960 as 'Dulces Torrano' and known ever since as the House of the Coronillas — its signature crown-shaped pastry — Torrano is the Ensanche's beloved morning ritual, six decades of continuous baking that earned it a second nearby branch in 2019. Away from the tourist old town, it's where locals actually queue for their pastry and coffee, and the coronilla is the thing to try.
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Ensanche, Pamplona
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The coronilla — the crown-shaped pastry the house is named for — with a coffee. It's the signature and the reason six decades of locals keep coming back.
Morning, when the pastries are fresh and the Ensanche is on its way to work. A calm, local start to the day away from the old-town crowds.
A neighbourhood pastelería, not a tourist café — which is precisely its charm. In the Ensanche on Calle Castillo de Maya, with a second branch nearby since 2019. Come for the coronilla and the local rhythm.