Fantastic sit-down tapas with outside garden seating and great wine selection. The garden is…read morebeautiful. The interior is upscale but you can feel free to visit in casual shorts. Wine-by-glass changes frequently based on open bottles. The current list is listed above bar inside. They offer a nice tapas menu to help you enjoy your wine. They have many wait staff to be sure you are supplied with wine and food as needed. I highly recommend this as a nice place to sit and relax.

Nice neoindustrial ambience. Frendly, professional service. Innovative, tasty good without being…read moretoo strange. They didn't have the too most interesting deserts.

What a gem in a relatively small town two hours from Madrid called Valladolid. We were lucky to get…read morein with out an advance reservation. The complimentary olives blew us away right from the get go. Make sure you ask for refills. They are very gracious about that. We have the braised pork shoulder, the squab and the fish main. Each dish was beautifully presented and taste marvelous. Regrets that due to their rather generous portions, we were too full to ordered desserts. The staffs were super friendly and pleasant. This is a must go place if you are in the area. The restaurant is a restored old barn with many of the Middle Ages rafters still visible on the ceiling. Very charming indeed.

Very nice tappas place! different tastes, different…read morepresentation, classic tapas bar. A must go in Valladolid.

Stopped in on a rainy spring evening during our first night in Logrono. It was a welcomed respite…read moreto our tired Peregrino bodies. We sipped on excellent wine and had a tasty meal. The barkeep made excellent suggestions, but the real kicker was the tab. We were shocked (and pleasantly surprised) when the bill came out to just about 10 Euros. For 7 glasses of wine and a dish, no less! Love this place!

Of all the restaurants during my wine-tasting days in Spain this is the one place that situated…read moreitself as the massive cut above everything else. Located in the middle of the vineyard Pago de Carraovejas. The view is extraordinary, the dining area contemporary stylish, the food to die for, and wines to satisfy your soul. We had a 7 course degustation lunch accompanied by wines and it was nothing short of remarkable. Beef with roasted potatoes, simple yet so good. Stuffed fingerling potatoes, buck wheat risotto with cured fish, tuna with mussels in tomato sauce (that dish mentally knocked me to the floor!), chocolate dessert with strawberry coulis, and the finishing wooden plank with a whole assortments of sweets left me flabbergasted. The wines as well were completely magical, perfectly paired with every dish. This is food and wine at its very best and going back would be the easiest choice ever. But then I'd sit down for dinner!

An excellent stop on the Logrono tapas tour. Wide variety of Asian influence dishes. Fantastic wine…read moreselection. Great price point for quality selection of food. A must stop for a Taste!

Just a great tapas bar a few steps off the beaten tourist path. Everything was fabulous.read more

Small cute little bar that had the game playing with good selection of already made tapas that they…read morehad on display so there's no surprises. The prices were pretty good and beer and wine and full bar selection was good. its a small place for a quick tapas bite accept it for what it is not a full on dinner restaurant. Try the seafood its really good

Great cute spot for breakfast. Tortilla is the best with un café con leche. And don't forget the…read morecroissant warmed up with jam. Stop in you won't regret it

My husband and I recently took a honeymoon trip to Spain and spent a night in Rueda. We love…read moreverdejo wines and wanted to see where they came from. This particular bodega has a small (four room) hotel in it and we stayed there for the night while exploring the city. On the night in question, we were the only people staying at the hotel so they gave us a key to our room as well as to the door (it is not staffed at night) and we basically had free reign. Our room was very comfortable. Our full size bed was actually two twin beds pushed together, but that wasn't a big deal. The bathroom was stocked with soft, full size towels and had a rather technologically advanced shower. We also had access to the upstairs lounge with lots of comfortable couches, a large TV, and a full kitchen. The fridge was stocked with water and food and there was a separate wine fridge with all the Felix Sanz wine we could drink (which was one and a half bottles). The next morning, a lady came by to cook us a large, delicious breakfast before we departed for San Sebastian. Unfortunately, we didn't have time to tour the winery. I think it would have been pretty awesome. If you're interested in verdejo wine and looking to stay in the city of Rueda, this is probably your best bet (super luxurious for 70 euros a night!)

Beautiful, creative, delicious food. Local, in season ingredients. Wonderful, knowledgeable…read moreservice. As good as it gets!