This is the place to come if you want to get away from the tourist area & grab a tapa & drink with…read morea local feeling. The walls are filled with bull fighting photos & memorabilia Very casual & worth a visit & the old school service is perfect with the traditional tapas

Hidden wine and tapas bar. Great reviews on Google, we were surprised no one reviewed this place on…read moreYelp. Serene, dark and homey. Get one white and one red cup of wine, ovives without anchovies and some cheese. And relax. We came with our 14 month old in a stroller and there was plenty of room

After a long day of walking, we decided to give this place a shot to get something to eat and cool…read moreoff. It sure was good! You are welcomed by the beautiful moorish terrace and decor. You are seated at a table or sofa (we got the sofa) to take in the decor, the cool shade and settle to order. We ordered hot tea, a very tasty and refreshing cold tea, and 2 different veggies dishes. Everything was made to order and tasty. The staff is nice, friendly and attentive. Definitely worth a stop, even if it is only for tea!

What a magical find! We were just walking around the area when we stumbled upon this cool looking…read moretea room. Had to check this out and so glad we did. The tea is so floral and great, the desserts are not too sweet. And the atmosphere is very relaxing.

Really good ice cream! Very tasty! The chocolate one ode simply fantastic…read more One downside: staff is a bit bored-looking

Rich, thick and creamy ice cream offered in a range of fun flavors. To mention some, there are two…read moretypes of Turrón ice cream, a no sugar added option, and goat cheese! I had the pistachio which was really thick and nutty and the cheesecake swirled with berries and crust. Enjoyed the latter a bit more but in general this Heladeria does ice cream right without it being overly sweet.

Portions here are huge! I ordered half portions of three dishes because it was meant to be more of…read morea pre-dinner snack. It ended up being way too much food. The best dish was a roasted pork cheek stew- completely tender and savory. I did notice that most of the dishes here are meat based, so there's really not a lot of options if you're vegetarian.

Mousse Foie Gras toast with goat cheese is the best I have ever had. Service is slow though. Still…read moregiving the place five stars because the food is so good.

One of the only places open on a Saturday morning for a little cafe con leche! So good!read more

Very good ice creams, but a noisy and dirty terrace: pigeons and paper tissues all over the place…read more Table service may be somewhat slow. Toilets are absolutely unacceptable: a complete mess. Way below the standard of the shop. Come here for the food, but avoid the rest.

We had lunch at this local joint as recommended by a coffee bar owner we went to. It's near the…read moreMezquita, so the location is perfect. It's in a corner of a building and does not have a patio. It's quite small. The server was gracious and they offered us a choice of menu either in Spanish or English. We had Salmorejo, cold tomato soup with bacon bits and chopped boiled eggs. Pretty good and refreshing on a hot summer day. We also had the Rabo de Toro, which was rich tasting and a taste of the red wine used to braise it. It was tender and good with the french fries under it. We also had good light, crispy Calamari Frito. It's good local fare, nothing fancy.

My wife and I had a wonderful meal at this restaurant tonight. It was recommended by the manager…read moreof our hotel, who considers himself a real "foodie". We had the oxtail stew, the meatballs, spinach with chickpeas, ratatouille, and a starter of a half portion of Iberian Jamon (I can't resist that one). Everything was fresh, well seasoned and really delicious. Our server was very kind and attentive. The surroundings aren't very fancy, but who needs that with the food as good as it is?