Nice place, large apetizers portions, friendy service; the fish was freshly caught. Inexpensive /…read moreby the sea/ It was very good -

Walked by and decided to try the tapas. They were EXCELLENT!! Very friendly a and good service…read more The place is on a side street from the main tourist traffic street in Cartagena but not hard to find. Highly recommend!!!

A nice bar with good tapas. It has plenty of outdoor seating and the service is more or les…read moreattentive. Definitely try the patatas bravas or the croquetas. The cañas y tapas are quite cheap, so you could easily order three or four different things and make it into a cheap meal.

It was delicious and our waiter was very nice and gave great suggestions on what to order from the…read moremenu. I'm taking off one star because the paella was a little too salty for me, but otherwise food and drinks were perfect. This was in the middle of the town square so it was really nice to sit outside and experience the culture.

Food was too salty, seemed over cooked but the service was good , I would not recommend this…read morerestaurant .

Don't do it... Problem was I speak English . Everything was…read morelost in translation... To the next block and get a cheeseburger or go back to the boat and get a slice of pizza

I just came home from this restaurant, which has been around for as long as I can remember (and I'm…read more23!) It doesn't look upscale or elegant or anything, but every night it's full and that cannot be a bad sign. My mom and I ordered a bocadillo with meat and chorizo and with Spanish ham and tomato, and some patatas bravas and everything was pretty good. We are pretty full and satisfied, so we will probably be back! Buen sitio!

As an American tourist they don't have the time to explain the dishes, I do speak Spanish but the…read moredishes didn't make sense it meant something diff than what I know .. so I was not happy with the service and the server was rude ...

Had the Jamon and Almond Appetizer and the Veal Steak plate. Both were delicious, would recommend…read morethe Pealla based on what everyone else was saying. Service was excellent, very friendly and efficient. Quaint little place with a deli type feel.

It was hot and we were hung over so it was a cold beer for me and a Coke for the wife as we sat in…read morethe shade enjoying the views and breeze [when it would come through the corridors]. The service was great and we decided to have some Manchego cheese with some bread, he recommended the salami and I agreed and he brought out some prosciutto looking ham but it was really good. Very thinly sliced. We sat for over an hour with no rush or having the waiter look at us like we needed to go. The prices definitely reflect that this is a touristy area because the very small place of Manchego was 10 Euro and I believe the ham/prosciutto/salami was about the same. We paid 29 Euro for a small place of Manchego, ham, Coke and a beer. Still it was nice and a positive experience. The couples to the right and left of us both had anchovies and then finished with paella with seafood. I asked one couple that was on the ship with us how she liked her paella and she kind of gave me the "it's OK" hand gesture.

Teatro Romana is a ancient theater complex that spent millennium under slums and a nearby medieval…read morechurch. Urban renewal brought it to light in 1988! The theater has been nicely excavated and is entered through a nicely curated (Spanish and English) museum that displays many of the items that were retrieved. Then you walk out into the theater itself. Gives you an idea of how it must have felt to attend performances so long ago.

You must see these ruins if you are visiting Cartagena. It's an easy walk from the cruise port and…read moreis only 8 euros to get in. So much interesting history about city is waiting for you to explore!