This spot. Wooheee…read more We actually learned about it from Lonely Planet, Frommer's or some travel book and all the other tourist's know about is well after seeing the lines for to-go. However, I did spy some local old men trying to enjoy their lunch, as well and they were all drinking a beer and eatin' paella. One side is the tavern, with outside seating and the other side is to go fried fish in a paper cone. The to-go side was PACKED, so we snagged a spot at the bar on the other side and quickly ordered up 4 beers, a tapa size of the paella and a fried fish platter for 2. The paella was delicious and the fried fish platter was huge, with chunks of fried fish, whole fish, calamares, cod croquettes and more. I'm not the most adventurous fish eater, and I went for it. Not fancy at all, but just super fresh seafood, breaded and deep fried. Not a ton of flavor in the breading, but all good. All that food for about $20 USD. Not too shabby.

Meh. Didn't live up to their rep. Nothing special, regret waiting for a table. Seafood platter not…read morecrispy or fresh tasting. Advice: go around the corner to the next freiduria the food will not be worse and you won't have to wait...

In A Nutshell: -One…read moreof many popup food booths in the Central Market. -Shrimp were a tad too salty. -Escargot was good. Overall, I wouldn't come regularly if I lived here.

An amazing bakery from donuts to pastries. Everything is yummy especially the palmiers. The prices…read moreare reasonable too! Food 5/5 Service 5/5 Atmosphere 5/5