We dined here this evening to try something new…read more It was busy on a Thursday evening. We had the chuleta (steak), lenguado (sole), croquetas, and zamburinas (scallops). Everything was okay. The croquetas and zamburinas were good. The steak had a lot of fatty parts and cartilage-y parts which was a let down but it tasted okay. It was recommended to us by the server so we chose it, but I wouldn't at all say it is a star dish. Note: we think the server upsold us on the most expensive things on the menu as it was obvious we were foreigners and had no limits on expenditure. Fine service. Overall a good but generic/unremarkable experience. 60 euros with three beers. Would not return.

Super friendly service and cute location. No English menu, but we were able to stumble through with…read moreour bits of Spanish and his bits of English. Overall, food was good, but nothing to rave about. One thing I wasn't too thrilled about: I paid with a credit card and always select euro for the currency. Our waiter selected dollars for me; this resulted in a 2% commission being charged (called out on the receipt). Sure, small beans. Still didn't appreciate it.

A good find in Jerez. We got in on the early side of dinner and ordered a few plates. The portions…read morewere generous. The service was great in spite of it being a busy night during holy week. I had grilled vegetables, patatas bravas, and a salad. All were great.

For many years I've wished ti visit this "mecca" of flamenco art ...and was SO pleased to finally…read morego. It was everything I'd expected in ambiance, but the teal surprise was the food quality....every plate delicious, fresh and high quality !! We had rabo de Toro, tortillas de cameron, pate plate, salad, soup, etc HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!

This place never disappoints. Truly the best Japanese restaurant in town. Spanish inspired Japanese…read morePlates with great taste and stay true to the Japanese culture. Love it from the drinks to the desserts. Great lunch spot.

Our last night with our son before heading back to the states. And my wife wanted Japanese. The…read moreappetizers were outstanding from the Crack chicken to the pork gyoza. However, the entrees were definitely a food that you must acquire a taste for.

This place is restaurant and (shisha) bar in one. They also have many hot teas…read more Great decoration in arabic style, with seating on the ground, on low tables or on regular tables as prefered. The place is divided into different spaces and even some hight difference to create a cosy atmosphere. The lounge music playing was both international and arabic. Great music that I had never heard before but would love to own. The place just had a great feeling to it. I had couscous with beef. The meat was soft, and the couscous really delicious. Free Wi-Fi and clean toilets (although the hand dryer was not working). Nobody there spoke a word of english and the menus were only in Spanish, but I think that is the norm in Jerez.

My husband says they have the best burger in town. We had a skewer dinner and an avocado egg…read moreappetizer. Both were good. I like more salt and spice that the Spanish, but I appreciate their quality of food.

I was on my way to the beach and i was fortunate that this place was on the beach and open. I spoke…read moreto the owner and he told me that this place has been around for over 30 years. Great view of the beach and as my wife and I ate the kids were building sand castle several feet away. I had a mojito with REAL CUBAN RUM and it was good. I will definitely be coming back.

Ignacio makes the best gelato in Rota. This is a must have if you are in the area and you enjoy…read moreGelato.