I am not used to give just one star but here I can't be more generous…read more My friend took rabbit meat and I took gnocchis bolonesa. None of us enjoyed our meal. Bolonesa had no taste, was liquid and with almost no meat in it. Gnocchis were quite ok. The rabbit meat was over grilled and the salsa was horrible. We weren't inclined to taste their sweet meals.

If you happen to be walking along the avenue in this beautiful beach town bordering the Med, you…read morewon't find a better place to enjoy lunch. We had seven in our group and we were seated immediately. As always we sat outside and enjoyed the sights and sounds of Spain. When you visit a city like this and eat at a restaurant like this, you cannot help but start planning your return trip.

Food was very good. Caesar salad was excellent. Wood fire pizza was great. Very reasonable prices…read more Dinner for two about 45 with tip. Service was very slow.

I'd rather give zero stars than 1. Our whole experience was terrible…read more Starting off with the menu. It looks like a chaotic news paper. You can't find the dishes you want and it is very hard to find anything. The food was disgusting. It was undercooked and made us feel sick. The food looked like it was just thrown on the plate without any love and care. They served the main dishes and the starters at the same time, we couldn't enjoy our food together. Service was the worst we've experienced in a long time. Very passive and not helping at all If you like bad food and like to be treated like crap, this is the place to be.

This might not be the most temting place in the village as it may look a bit shabby. They menus are…read moreold, and the starters are breadsticks packed in plastic randomly dropped over the table. Still, this is a place the locals enjoy and in the end that why we travel, right? To experience new culture, food and places. The pizzas are great and they offer a big variety of vegetarian styles. So come here, eat cheap and experience the sound of a whole restaurant of locals talking over each other in Catalan. There is nothing like it