Again I have to to start by saying that my reviews are based on price and expectations…read more We had a wonderful dinner and 4 glasses of wine for $40 including tip and tax. This is a great wine/beer tapas/dinner restaurant. We walked throughout the entire center of Algeciras and finally we settled here. The wine: I had three glasses for red €2.3 -2.8 per glass. They were all young 2013+ Spanish wines. The first was a fruit bomb, the second had some girth and the third was a light bodied red. (Sorry I don't remember their names but they are the house wines). My wifey had a white that I sampled and it was acceptable at €2.2 per glass. The food: First we had the pan fried provolone. It was sprinkled with green onions and a few peppers. Very nice presentation even better flavor. Second we had a baked polenta with fresh goat cheese and arugula salad. This dish was mostly cheese, some polenta and some arugula being thrown in for estetics. Third the meat came out. In the States we would call it flank stake or Ranchero steak. It was cooked to right (not over done). They served it with toasted home made bread and a chimichurry spread. Very nice dish. Didn't have dessert. No more room.

Excelente food! Small menu but everything was delicious. The staff was on point ! Everyone seems to…read morework together in unison , very impressive. We had a bottle of their red house wine for a little over 12 euros and it was great . If you find yourself in this area , you must make a quick meal

Recommended by concierge and locals…read more Lizarran servers casually wander through the outdoor seating to offer patrons the small plates; if it entices you, grab it! A must visit for couples or groups of friends. The concept works and is supported by a great wait staff and dishes. All of the tapas are served on a skewer or in a bowl and the bill is tallied by how many skewers and bowls are left on your table at the end.

This is a great little place for visiting people to try various tapas. You can just point to what…read moreyou want without having to know a whole lot of Spanish. You basically pay by toothpicks. My husband and I had two bowls of food and 11 toothpicks which cost less than 30 euro. I highly recommend it. For dinner though it doesn't open until 9pm which we were not use to eating so late.