Breakfast with my brother. The eggs Benedict on brioche was spot on, and the omelet was solid. What stood out was their coffee selection - the single-origin pour-over was a great start. Service was polite, maybe a bit too attentive for a casual morning.

Came with a group of eight, no reservation. They managed to find us a table on the terrace, which was nice. The food is decent value, more than just tapas. Everything was pretty good, though service got a bit slow later on.

Ham sandwich was great, the bread warm and crispy. Ingredients were top-notch. I had a nice glass of red with it, a simple pairing that worked perfectly. A solid choice for a quick lunch.

The set menu was &euro;17, and the ingredients were so fresh. They handled my gluten intolerance perfectly.

The ribs were pretty good, fell right off the bone. A decent portion, though the sides were just okay.

Been coming here for years. The Alhambra on tap is always a solid choice.

The wine list is really thoughtful, with some nice local options and a few older vintages to explore. The pairings suggested for each course were spot on. It made for a very relaxed and enjoyable evening.

Stopped for lunch on the Camino, a bit earlier than their usual time. They were kind to seat us. The white chocolate flan was homemade, really good. A nice, quiet spot to rest the feet.

Their award-winning potato omelet is so good I get it to go sometimes. The portion is generous for the price.

Been coming here for years, every Sunday. Their salmon nigiri is always fresh, never a bad piece. That consistency keeps me coming back. The boba is good too, but it&#39;s the sushi I&#39;m here for.

The cheese board was impressive. Service was prompt. Prices are a bit steep, but you get what you pay for.

The cod with potatoes was really well done. Fish was flaky and the potatoes had a nice crisp. Coffee was strong, just how I like it. Staff were friendly, didn&#39;t rush us at all.

Came for a casual dinner and stayed for the drinks. The wine list is thoughtful, and the server suggested a nice Rioja that went perfectly with the chorizo and manchego platter. A solid spot for pinchos and a glass of something good. Service was very friendly, no rush at all.

Been coming here for years, and the dough is always spot on. Soft, airy, and that flavor just hits right every single time. Even on a packed Saturday, they don&#39;t miss a beat with it. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

The daily menu here is a nice surprise. The food feels made with care, not just thrown together. It&#39;s in a peaceful spot right in the center, which is rare. Perfect for a quiet, relaxed lunch away from the bustle.

The tapas here are pretty good. I liked the variety on the menu and the wine by the glass was a nice touch. A solid spot for Spanish food.

They have two sauces, spicy and mild. The spicy one has a nice lingering kick, not just instant fire. The mild is still flavorful. I went with spicy and it was just right for me.

The salmon toast was really good. The rest of the food was okay, but the atmosphere was nice and relaxed.

The gluten-free bread is made in-house. The Matrimonio pintxo on it was really good. Nice to have a solid option for celiacs on Laurel.

Found this spot while looking for gluten-free places. They have a dedicated grill and separate utensils, which is a big deal for me. The burger was solid, cooked well. A bit on the pricier side, but you&#39;re paying for the peace of mind.

The owners are so fun and friendly, it really made the night. We tried the homemade tapas and the vegetarian lasagne. That lasagne was honestly one of the best I&#39;ve had in a long time.

Been here a few times. Saturday night, four tapas, drinks, and three scoops of ice cream came to &euro;43. Solid for what you get. The patatas bravas are always a safe bet.

The Leiva pepper salad with bonito tuna was just so fresh and vibrant. You can really taste the quality in the ingredients.

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