It's next to impossible to get a table here anymore since the food is fantastic and a great price…read moreand so few tables. The chef and his family run the place and it has a great intimate feel with a creative menu. The food and drink are lovely .. Lots of modern interpretation of valencian flavors and ingredients. Call months in advance for a reservation.

Good, bustling restaurant where you can sit outside but undercover watching the the yachts pull…read moreinto the harbour. Do yachts pull in? Anyway, we found this place to be good value, excellent service, very clean and with a good atmosphere. Food is fairly varied, good pizzas through to more substantial meals and I saw some fairly dazzling desserts go by. Excellent also for people watching, not just on the pavement outside, but all those Spaniards who are having three course meals and bottles of wine on their lunch break. No wonder it's the home of the siesta.

I had a lot of delicious food here, like the Tuna Tartare. The Service is great and speaks English,…read morethere were no communication problems. The prices are fairly high but absolutely worth it. This was the best Restaurant I've been in during my stay here in Spain - I would absolutely recommend it!

Really love eating alfresco and this little pedestrianised side street, just of the main square, is…read more full of little restaurants, is a great place to do it with authentic Spanish fare. Their lunch set menu is really good value, and just tastes so good. Just cannot fault it. Everything is so fresh and delish. I basically cleaned the plates!

There are many similar style restaurants along this alleyway. I thought the menu looked promising…read moreand it was moderately busy, a good sign for a late lunch. I sat outside with a few other tables and was given a menu straight away. However it took several minutes for the waiter to pop out and notice I needed my order taken. Water came soon after but he got my wine order wrong, bringing white instead of red. No big deal once resolved but then began the wait for the food. When my first of two dishes arrived, he quickly hurried off leaving me with a plate of fried squid and a slice of lemon. No sauce or dressings. Another several minutes passed until he noticed me waving him down for aioli. I had to ask twice as more time passed without any. Finally my second dish arrived, a tasty bowl of mussels albeit quite small compared to the usual size. It would have been nice with some bread but I wasn't about to wait another 15 minutes for that! The saving grace was that my second glass of wine was comped so that is what the extra star is for. Food was average and I didn't get the experience I was hoping for, even though the Spanish style is slow. I would advise to try another establishment in this area as there are many to choose with less wait.

Restaurant has pretty solid food…read more We got paella, calamari, and a salad which were all pretty nice and fresh. The croquettes we're basically frozen when we got them so that kind of sucked. I would have still given this place 4 stars, but the service was terrible. Overall would advise checking out another place.

Very good menus, very rich and a nice variety of Spanish food for an affordable price. The paella…read moretastes superb and the local beer just tastes delicious and refreshing. The service is very nice and motivated, but when the business gets busy, they seem to be a little overwhelmed to keep things under control. Anyway the food is delicious. If you got enough the time this is definitely a good place to go.

Food was OK but expensive and pretentious. I mean: €12,- for three slices of bland local cheese and…read moresome greasy sausage on a layer of cheap crisps? (the "Tabla Embutidos"). Come on! Staff clueless, dim, uninterested, and not even qualified to serve bananas to monkeys. Go there at your own risk, and make sure to bring a bullhorn to shout your order to the deaf waitress, and master sign language as a backup. Then translate everything, write it down and hand 4 copies to your waiter, the chef, and the little guy who runs the place with all the charm of a miniature 'El Chapo'. Then maybe, just maybe, you'd get half of what you ordered. I won't be back there in a hurry.

Great market in central Dénia. Fruits, vegetables, seafood, beef, pork, nuts, seeds, breads,…read morecheeses, all fresh.

The food was amazing. The staff was very friendly. We enjoyed a pizza and pasta dish. The bottles…read moreof wine are very reasonably priced. The wood-only burning oven make the pizza taste like none I have ever tasted before.