Met a couple of friends here on Monday night. Walked in and it had the makings of an Irish Bar and…read morerestaurant. A long bar wrapped the entire restaurant with a great selection of beers, spirits, and liquors. Several dark and brown colored booths surrounded by bookshelves with real books. Decorated glass flanked the windows, particularly those at the front door. This is where anything reminding you of an Irish bar ended. Opening the menu there was sandwiches, burgers, chicken fingers, jamon, cheese plates, olives, and other Spanish dishes. There were no Irish dishes unless you count the Guiness beer and Guiness burger. My friends and I ordered the patatas with jamon and huevos and a jamon and queso quesadilla. The patatas dish was large enough for a few people to share and the pastas were crispy and a little salty. I did not try the Jakob and eggs as they looked a little questionable. The quesadilla was not that good as it was just thin jamon and cheese smashed between two pieces of bread. There was no spice or real taste to it. On the side they did have guacamole and sour cream, but they were pretty bland as well. The two bright lights of our meal was our server who was very nice and attentive and the chocolate cake we ordered at the end. The chocolate was super rich and decadent. If you are looking for real Irish food this is not the place. Probably the best place would be to actually go to Ireland and not Spain to find real authentic Irish food. Keep going!

Fine spot. Drinks aren't cheap but this is made up a little by the nice interior. Got the pub…read morefeeling down. Plenty of space with both an upstairs and downstairs. Little out of the way in terms of location