The staff was very attentive and friendly. The maitre d' spoke English and helped me distinguish…read morebetween duck ( pato) and turkey ( pavo) As a businesswoman going out to dinner alone in Spain, it can be dicey to find a restaurant. The staff seated me in a private corner, sensitive to the local culture. I had missed both breakfast and lunch on the day of my visit due to work issues, so I was very hungry. The staff allowed me to order the fixed price menu of the day which is normally served at the early (lunch to Yankees) meal, for which I was very happy. The typical Spanish garbanzo soup included meat which I think was quail, muy sabroso. The fixed price meal included a bottle of water, bread, and a bottle of wine. A condiment of pickled peppers came with the soup. The duck was served in the locally popular "a la piedra" style, meaning a hot plate brought to table so I could cook to desired doneness. Love this place and hope to visit again. Had to edit this review...the surprise at the end of the meal was that although they gave me the fixed price meal, they itemized my bill at the ala carte price.. It was more than twice what I expected... Dropping a star or two from my rating.

For the first plate, we ordered Patatas con costillas (it came in a soup). Let's talk about how the…read moresoothing taste of the meat, you could really taste the meat in the soup. For the second plate, we ordered Arroz con chipirones y kimchi and Bocadillo de pavo con queso. I was really disappointed with the taste of the rice because it was a bit sticky (as an Asian I prefer eating moist rice rather than a sticky one) and I couldn't taste the squid in the meal it was with mayonnaise, I thought it would balance the taste but it didn't. All I could taste was the mayonnaise. And I thought it would come with a real kimchi (I should've asked first).For the dessert, we ordered Helado de vainilla y de chocolate. Overall, I like the food except for the rice with squid.

For the first plate, we ordered Patatas con costillas (it came in a soup). Let's talk about how the…read moresoothing taste of the meat, you could really taste the meat in the soup. For the second plate, we ordered Arroz con chipirones y kimchi and Bocadillo de pavo con queso. I was really disappointed with the taste of the rice because it was a bit sticky (as an Asian I prefer eating moist rice rather than a sticky one) and I couldn't taste the squid in the meal it was with mayonnaise, I thought it would balance the taste but it didn't. All I could taste was the mayonnaise. And I thought it would come with a real kimchi (I should've asked first).For the dessert, we ordered Helado de vainilla y de chocolate. Overall, I like the food except for the rice with squid.

Very nice restaurant. Lunch was a pris fixe at 14 euro. Choice of a first (salad/soup) and…read moresecond (meat) menu was in Spanish but google translate made it very manageable. Some of the translations were hilarious, but that could be local words. Anyway we had a zucchini soup(per the translation) It was a very pretty light green (like a tomatillo) and it had a smooth texture and easy flavor that made you keep coming back for more spoonfuls. I had the skirt steak and my wife had what ended up being pot roast. We switch plates half way through the meal to taste each other's dish. We each preferred the others. LOL. My skirt steak was a long rib tip, a bit tough fatty and salty for my liking. However my wife loved it. Service was good and the meal the prompt. We arrived at 1:25 and the place was packed at 2 pm. Spaniards have a large lunch and every table seemed to be reserved. We were lucky to get in. It is a very easy walk from our hotel (abba).

Superb delicious local seafood restaurant in the heart of downtown Zaragoza. The rice with lobster…read moreis a must try! We love their seafood salad as well, it comes with some jamon iberico. Very tasty and worth the visit. Uniqueness: 8/10 Food: 8/10 Value: 9/10

The food was delicious - excellent service. We ordered the special scallops and they were…read moreexcellent. Our meal was just what we needed on a very hot day in Madrid.

Superb full restaurant! We were there three times on our visit to Zaragoza. First, we dropped by to…read moreconfirm our formal dinner for later in the week and we had beer, wine and "tapas". Next evening, we all had different selections from their menu, and everyone was super pleased. Even the dessert was great. To top it off, at the end of the week our group had one of their signature dishes called "Paella de Mariscos". A Seafood and rice dish with all the trimmings. Excellent wines. By far, the Best meal of our vacation! Great hard-working staff too.

When your around El Tubo, in Zaragoza, don't forget to make a stop at El Hormiguero Azul. My uncle…read moretook us here wHile visiting the cIty, and their tapas are amazing. We had some stuffed calamari thaat were amazing. Really memorable. Cold beer, great tapas, and environment, and friendly service, what else you need to enjoy.

Our.tour guide recommended this place. It did not disappoint. Reservations are required. We had…read morethe grilled scallops which was amazing. We also had the fried fish and oxtail. Unfortunately, we failed to take photos before eating. Both were goodnas well. Service was great. Highly recommend this place.

We were passing by around 10 pm and saw that this restaurant was busy so we decided to give it a…read moretry, and we were very glad we did! Our waiter was very friendly and thanks to a multilingual menu, we were easily able to order. There is a great selection of all kinds of seafood. My husband and I shared the razor clams and a sea bass for one. Both were delicious, though the prices are slightly higher than other similar restaurants we've tried during our time in Spain. Overall, we were happy with our experience.