Sit on the terrace (even on the second row), otherwise there's no point in coming here. Yes, the…read moreview is glorious, albeit at some tables it's partially hidden by trees. Service is a bit haphazard, slow at order-taking (all tables have to ask), but things improve once the kitchen gets going. The food ranges from OK to good, and overall is pretty satisfying. The sangria tasted like it could have come from the 99 cent per litre plastic bottle sold in supermarkets. If you don't mind the (much) higher price - go to La Terraza, the view is almost as good, service is much better, and the food more refined even if not too flavourful. No dogs allowed, so leave your Labrador in the corridor of de la historia before entering the Mirador de la Victoria