Very busy so whenever you can't expect to wait! But great food... most of the servers speak…read moreEnglish. A little expensive for what you get, but really good food.

Maybe we came on a bad day for the restaurant. The only thing I enjoyed was my cappuccino. The…read morerest-meh. My Caesar salad had dry chicken and croutons so stale that I could have broken a tooth. Husband's eggs Benedict was cold, cold bacon and the salad was wilted.

We came here to the possible vegetarian options. So we had the vegetarian burgers and potato…read morechips. The vegetarian burger was quite bland....now I know you are thinking that might be common for vegetarian burgers, but this was just exceptionally bland. The roll was fresh and was quite tasty but the patty itself was nothing great. The potato chips were good. Also, I found it to be a little pricey for two vegetarian burgers and chips. On a more positive note, I do like the vibe of this place. It is a pretty cool spot and the servers are great.

Food-wise, this place is great. Small inside but friendly waitstaff and the burgers are great -…read morewell prepared, tasty, and using locally sourced ingredients. The fries are actually chips - they come in a silver bucket, warm and salty and amazing. The stars disappeared though for me, when our waitress continually hacked her way across the restaurant. As in coughing long, smoker's-cough hacking. It really grossed me out to say the least. She really didn't do much to hide it, coughing into her hand (gee, thanks, now that you've grabbed my food and forks/knives with the same hand and delivered the food to our table). On top of it, no one else seemed to mind. I know I'm sounding like a total germaphobe American here - and I'm usually the last one to pull the "In America, this or that would never happen". But when it comes down to someone literally coughing left and right all over everyone's food, it's not ok.

You might get the cold shoulder here if you're an English speaker…read more We came and ordered dessert. I spoke In French to the waiter, but he brought English menus. I am sure he meant well, but it probably didn't help that there were four American surfer bragging to each other about their surfing and being very loud. You know the type. When they finally left, the entire patio looked relieved. The creme brûlée is very good and rich. I ordered poire Belle Helene, and presentation is nice. I waited a long time to get change for the check and the waiter looked very annoyed when I got his attention. He was likely hoping we would leave and he could keep the change.

Good coffee and free WIFI in the middle of town. Nice place…read moreto watch people. What more do you need? In the daytime a nice place, fast an reliable Internet,. The place is bit younger and louder at night, especially at weekends and in the summertime.

It's a pub, if you fancy beer come here! Also 15 euro bottles of nice wine! American rock music…read moreplays and it's pretty laid back. Lots of youngish surfer type dudes.

We traveled as a family for 3.5 weeks in Europe and Foster'…read moreS Hollywood was by far the worst meal we had. The service was very slow, all 8 people's orders were wrong (no joke), and the food was so bad. We ordered many different items and the veggie burger was by far the worst. Do not order order the veggie burger ever!!!!!! We were so disappointed with the entire experience that several of us did not even eat our food. Do yourself a favor and do not go to this restaurant....no one was there eating and for good reason.

Wow...this place is so bad!!!!! We went there with friends and the service and food was…read moreterrible....make sure you DO NOT GO HERE!

Came in during the San Fermin festival after wanting to be able to sit down and have a meal…read more Very nice variety on the menu from chicken, Nachos, steaks and burgers. Place was clean Place was packed and the waiters where still attentive despite our language barrier ( they spoke mainly Spanish). I had the Warhol burger and the Burgerheim and moma fries which were good and the portions size of the fries are shareable.

Lo bueno son los panes que no son tan duros y puedes elegir el tipo y el servicio es muy amigable y…read moreatento

Pros: location is great, food is reasonably priced, food is average…read more Cons: service was mediocre and the restaurant portion (inside) was very rude.

The location for this spot is unbelievable. The view itself is worth every penny. The service here…read moreis quick-service style. You need to order at the bar and pay. You will receive a receipt with a number on it and when your food is ready, they will call the number over the sound system. The menu is a very American style theme with burgers, salads, chicken sandwich, wings, etc. I ordered a cheeseburger only because I've been in Spain for a week and craved something familiar to me. The burger was about 4,50€ which was not bad at all (that did not include a side). Some of my friends had the chicken sandwich and they said it was about 5€. They really enjoyed their chicken sandwich. My burger was just ok. We were all surprised at the menu prices. They were great deals for such a prime location!

Needed a place to rest my feet from all the walking around I had been doing, ordered a beer and…read moresome finger food and enjoyed the people watching, and view of the park/beach. The croquetas de jamón are really good if you want a snack with your Mahou.

The food and the ambience was fun. One of the few places to get an English or American style…read morebreakfast but at the same time enjoy local food. My husband had the bacon, eggs and toast. I had the tortilla (egg, potatoes, bell pepper) that was cooked to perfection. Fresh OJ and coffee with a chocolate stuffed pastry. The music was fun and the service was friendly. The waiters speak English and Spanish and were welcoming and helpful. Highly recommended, you will be happy you tried this place. Thank you La Vaca!

Muy bien! A simple selection of fish and a long list of starters. They also had an English menu,…read morewhich was nice. We got the fried peppers (pimientos verdes), fish soup, monkfish, and rice pudding. Everything was delicious. Our original plan was just to get one appetizer and then two different fish mains. But our waitress told us the monkfish was huge and definitely enough for two people to share. So we started with the peppers, then got the monkfish, and figured we'd order more if we were still hungry. The peppers were delicious, and the monkfish really was a good portion for two. It was super simple, like most Spanish seafood I've had so far. Just some herbs and lemon, but mostly letting the flavor of the fish speak for itself. Afterwards, I got the rice pudding for dessert and my boyfriend ordered the fish soup, which was technically another starter. I liked the rice pudding. It had a strong cinnamon flavor. But honestly, the fish soup was my favorite part of the whole meal. It was super flavorful and even had clams in it. The taste reminded me of the sauce that comes with Thai roti. So good. We left full and happy. There was a funny moment at the end when we tried to pay. The card reader wouldn't connect to the internet, so the waitress started waving it around in the air and walking into different rooms to get a signal. We tried scanning the card like three or four times. Finally, another waiter came over and connected the card reader to his phone's hotspot, and it worked. I'd definitely recommend Telesforo if you're visiting Zarautz. I'd suggest making a reservation ahead of time, even just a few hours before. It's one of the few places that opens for dinner a bit "early" at 8 PM. When we got there right at 8, we were the only ones in the restaurant. Right at 9 PM, the locals came in, kids and all. I guess because it's summer and the sun sets late, but still. That's way past my bedtime.

When I came to Spain, I envisioned long, relaxed meals in cozy, clean restaurants with unbelievably…read moregood food at very reasonable prices, by American standards. My experience at Telesforo went beyond my imagination. We were the first to take a table at just after 1 pm, and by the time we left at 3, the entire restaurant was full! Easy to see why. We started with the asparagus, which was good; then the fried green pimentos, which were delicious; followed by a mixed salad with mushrooms that was excellent... I joked that each course superseded the previous, and then they brought out the main dishes and I knew I was correct! The squid in its own ink was so rich and delicious I couldn't resist mopping up the sauce with bread. My companion had the grilled squid, which didn't have the incredibly moist, melt-in-your-mouth quality of my squid, but rather had such a crisp, smoky grilled flavor that I couldn't decide which I liked better. The two of us shared and cleaned up both plates, which left no room for dessert but we settled for coffees. The whole price at the end was entirely reasonable, much less than we would have ended up paying for an equivalent experience in the US. We will never forget this meal and I would come back in a heartbeat!