We had a great lunch. Casual setting but the pasta, pizza and…read moresauces were great. They import the canned tomato sauce from Italy and it shows. Spaghetti with spicy sauce delicious and the pizza with spicy salami was outstanding. The barbecue pizza not as good. Salads fresh and good!!

We are in Moraira out of peak-season and were turned away from a different restaurant earlier…read morebecause they'd not ordered any ingredients... so this charming little restaurant was a real find. Tucked away amongst the samey seafood restaurants on the seafront, this intimate traditional Spanish restaurant serves a comprehensive selection of tapas, washed down with local charm and incredibly friendly service. We were served by David, who was very patient with us trying out our very limited Spanish vocab skills. He was constantly smiling and didn't seem to resent speaking to us in English. We ordered a variety of tapas between 4 of us, including flavoursome anchovies, super-fresh calamari, a local octopus stew and some very brave patatas bravas! We particularly enjoyed the albondigas (scrumptious meatballs) and the capresi salad, ordering two portions of each. A very filling meal for 4 including a bottle of cava and some sparkling water came to €96 without service charge and we were very happy to tip. We'd go back again, no doubt

I called to make a reservation because I fancied the location of the restaurant. The service was…read moreone of the best I've ever experienced (I'm only 17 years old though), with really attentive waiters and good manners. The food was nothing extraordinary but tasty as can be. I had some tapas, which were all seasoned amazingly. As a main dish I shared a seafood platter, again really tasty and of good quality. They gave us little refreshers through meals that were on the house, such as shots of gazpacho and mango sorbet and liquor for the grownups at the end of our dining. 10/10, would recommend.

Great food and service. Also, go for cappuccino with cream and dark chocolate. Delicious. Always a…read moregreat experience. Been going there for many years.

My kids love the pizza there. I usually order the octopus leg. The other day I had one of their…read morepastas and it was to die for! I must note that they have the most unique and delicious cappuccinos in town. Service is super fast and they are very friendly.

Their mushroom risotto and pear/Gorgonzola sachets are to die for!!!! Pizza was good but I like my…read morecrust crispy. Perhaps there was just too much cheese on the one I ordered.

Lovely place to enjoy a good Italian dinner. Their thin crust pizzas are delicious! Friendly…read moreservice and super affordable, we had starters, main, wine and sodas for € 17,50 per person!

Our food, service and the atmosphere was amazing. Truly an amazing and delicious dinner.read more

Food was on par for pizza restaurant. Service was fair. Appears clean and tidy with paper…read moretablecloths and plastic chairs. Handsoap dispenser in the gents was empty but otherwise a neat facility. I'd give this 4 out of ten as a pedestrian restaurant. A party of two, we arrived about 13h00 and were promptly seated. Not a busy time of day or year.

For starters, the atmosphere is very nice. The dark wood tables and chairs have a nice contrast to…read morethe pale colored walls. The space is very roomy and bright. We ordered wine and beer by the glass and the prices for the drinks were really reasonable. At the beginning of the meal, the wait staff was very attentive. We typically order a bunch of dishes to share when we're at a restaurant. Overall, the food was good. However, I felt the rice dish was overpriced and underwhelming. When placing the order, we had contemplated ordering a smaller rice dish (for 2 instead of for 4) and getting another dish. The waiter emphasized how small the dish was. We ended up ordering the 4 and not getting another dish. I feel like that was probably the wrong move. We ordered the eggplant taco appetizer and it was delicious. The tortilla was likely prepared in house. It was thicker than a normal corn tortilla but had this awesome consistency. For some odd reason, the wait staff told us when ordering that the order came with 3 tacos. However, when we got the bill, we were charged 3 times. Our server had gone off shift, and the replacement said no, an order is just one taco. While the tacos were great, I don't think I would spend nearly $30 euros for 3 tacos. We ordered some coffee drinks to go with dessert. But those got lost along the way, and were brought out well after dessert was over. I think we actually got them the same time we got the check. We split 3 different desserts. All 3 were phenomenal. Everyone's favorite was the bread dish. It was labeled as a bread pudding in English. I think the Spanish term is Torrijas. It's not really a bread pudding, more like a French toast. Regardless, it was phenomenal. The dessert and the Peking duck Gyoza was the highlight of the meal. Overall, it was an enjoyable experience. If ever go back, I'll do things differently. Maybe split the burger, it looked delicious.

What a find! We lazily tried to eat near our hotel but a wedding was planned and we had to lol…read morearound. The manager recommended this place. There is a posh restaurant and a modest alternative. We could only get into the latter. It's fantastic. In a very unlikely area, but it's a culinary oasis in a desert of fried Spanish food.