A little taste of Spain in the charming old streets of Brussels, Belgium . Every dish we tried was…read moredelightful and full of flavor, with plenty of great options to choose from. The place is pet-friendly and family-oriented, offering both indoor seating and a few outdoor tables. The service was fast and friendly.

Simple but nice traditional Spanish tapas. Kitchen open non-stop from 13 to 22. Excelent value for…read moremoney, great vine selection. Ideal for a Saturday or Sunday afternoon bite in Les Marolles.

Nasty as fuck! One of the worst places I ever been in my life. Greasy, dirty, noisy,smelly (yes the…read moretoilet smell is in the restaurant) It should be closed by the health authorities. However it is cheap. A cheap way to unhealthy food. A special place to avoid or invite your enemies.

Simple, cheap, Spanish. Some Spanish friends immediately felt at home here. Be sure to bring cash…read more Be on time because it gets really crowded.

This is a great Spanish restaurant. We had a pumpkin aperitif followed by a cheese plate and jamon…read moreIberico. I had the filet with foie gras. The steak was cooked perfectly and the foie gras enhanced the flavor. Wines by the glass were excellent and well chosen. Finally we enjoyed a few truffles with the last sips of our wine. Perfection!

Very highend Spanish restaurant in the heart of Brussels. They have set menus for lunch starting at…read more48euros.

Another very good place in Brussels to taste an excellent selection of Belgian beers (including…read moremany very good ones from the tap) in the nice setting of an old Brussels café. Definitely recommended!

Tourist trap Busy!…read more Lovely place but far better stops elsewhere I'd choose something not near the little guy outside

Really enjoyed our dinner here. Service was good and the food was excellent. Offer a casual but…read morenice environment. My friends enjoyed the sangria and I was happy with my tequila. :-). This is a great spot.

Came based on the yelp reviews. They are very wrong. Not only are the tapas not good, some are…read moreactually gross. I agree with another commenter that stated the food is cheap and not good quality at all. The warm chorizo had no flavor or spiciness. The bruschetta with tempenade had a strong fishy flavor. The free bread offered is stale, cheap, flavorless white bread. Other downsides: this is not a clean place. There are splatters of food across the walls and menus. The menu is a laminated piece of paper, two actually. They can't be bothered to consolidate and reprint new menus. It is very dark and the night we visited, VERY loud. There is a three tapa minimum per person- yet another sign the of a cheap place.

This is the worst Tapas bar I've ever been to!…read more My boyfriend and I ordered Paella Valencia, potatoes with aioli, mixed salad, Spanish salad and marinated spareribs. They didn't automatically give us bread while we were waiting, we had to ask for it. So we finally got our bread which was surprisingly very bad! What kind of tapas bar that serves dry sandwich-bread without oil, butter or aioli??? That's like eating sushi without soya saus! The rest of the food was pretty lame as well. The paella tasted a bit old, the potatoes were soft and cold, spareribs were just alright but the salads were pretty good though (but how hard is it to make salad)? The service was just weird and awkward! The waiters tried to ignore us, they looked annoyed every time we asked for something (such as salt and bread)! Don't waste your time here!

We went there with a group of 5 people and it was our first time. They have their own way for…read moreordering the food that works great for single dishes but it's just to confusing for their special combos. No one explained to us how it worked. Apparently if you want the combo menus you need to ask for it in person. So some people wanted to take some tapas with the combo menu what resulted in a better price. But at the end it wasn't billed on the receipt as the combo menu. After asking if they could just bill the price of the combo menu one of the waiters became aggressive and really impolite. If you go there you won't be treated as a customer but as if you owe something to them. That's not a feeling you want to have when you pay for a service too. And the food is really pricy and not that great. It's not horrible but just not worth it. Everything seems ok-ish but at the end you are better spending 20€ at some other place where the service is way better.

This place really disappointed me on Saturday when I went for the first time attracted by the…read morecharming look and the good reviews. Gnocchi alla sorrentina were ok but dramatically overpriced. It is one of the cheapest and easiest to make dishes of the Italian cusine: price at Palo Alto €17. But this is not the worst part (and indeed I knew it as the price was on the menu). What really felt like a fraud was the price of the wine. We took the Neleman "Just fucking good wine". Its market price is €6 so we expected to be charged something around €15-16 and went for 2 bottles. Turns out Palo Alto sells these cheap bottles at €36 each. The problem with that is that if you spend this amount for a wine, you expect, taking into account the profit a restaurant makes, at least a €20 worth bottle. But this really was not the case.

This restaurant got great vibes! All the dish were so delicious. My favorite was the Iberian pork…read morewith potatoes. The sauce on the side was made with wine, goes perfect with the pork! Pork was grilled juicy and tender. Remember to make your reservation when you go. It get crowded at dinner!

Everything was amazing! The service the food and most importantly the homemade sangria!! Make sure…read moreyou get a liter to go!