The place is cute, and the staff are very friendly and efficient.We ordered the shrimp appetiser and croquetas. The shrimp were very tasty.As mains we tried:the dumplings, quite interesting sweet/sour contrast.The lamb which was well madeThe fried san pietro.Overall the food was good.

The mixed tapas platter for two was a solid start. Really liked the variety, got to try a bit of everything local. The chorizo and patatas bravas were my favorites.

The grilled octopus was pretty good. The suckling pig was a decent choice too. Service was friendly, though a bit slow to take our order.

The octopus and fish platter were the stars. Really fresh seafood, you could taste it. The octopus was tender, not rubbery at all. A solid choice if you&#39;re in the mood for that.

Loved the outdoor tables on the plaza for our girls&#39; catch-up. The vibe was perfect for chatting all evening. Inside looks cozy too, will have to try it when it gets colder!

The black ink paella was the star of the night, and that aioli? Unreal. Our server was super sweet and even called us a cab when we were leaving. Made it so easy for our group to just relax and chat.

Lovely courtyard setting, very peaceful. The food was delicious, but the wine list felt a bit limited for the quality of the dishes. Had a nice local red, but would have loved a few more interesting options to pair with the meal. Still, a very pleasant evening.

The grilled octopus was the star. Tender, smoky, with a perfect char. The aioli it came with had a nice garlicky punch, not too heavy. Honestly, I could have just eaten that all night. Everything else was fine, but that dish stood out.

Great sunset view over the cove. The grilled fish was well-prepared.

Came for the fried seafood platter. Calamari, baby squid, and king prawns for &euro;15 is a solid deal. Place was packed, which says something. Squid was tender, prawns were juicy. Could&#39;ve used a bit more seasoning, but for the price, can&#39;t complain much.

The &#39;Variats&#39; here are a must-try! The mix of flavors in each bite was so interesting. We ended up ordering a second round of those cocktails too&mdash;really hit the spot.

Been coming here for years, and their local craft beer selection is always solid. Great spot for a cold pint.

The sea bass was lovely, crispy skin just right. But the real treat was how comfortable the booths were - I could actually relax and enjoy my meal without feeling rushed. A nice change from the usual cramped spots.

The burger was solid, and they had a nice local red that paired well with it. Staff was friendly with some good island tips too.

Kilkenny and Malibu &amp; Coke were priced okay, especially compared to the hotel bars around here. Didn&#39;t feel ripped off, which is a plus.

Service was quick and friendly. The grilled meats were really tasty, and the octopus was a nice surprise. Just a solid meal, nothing fancy.

The fish paella needs ordering ahead, but it&#39;s packed with fresh seafood. Good call to plan for it.

The magician Hylke came by our table and did some card tricks. It was a fun surprise, really made the night. My kids were mesmerised. A nice touch you don&#39;t see often.

The set menu is a solid deal. You get bread, a starter, main, dessert, wine, and coffee all for one price. The portions are generous, especially the main course. Left feeling very full.

Had a late lunch here, pretty good spot. The live music was a nice touch, very relaxed and beachy vibe. My drink was fine, though the service was a bit slow.

The grilled octopus was the standout. Tender, with a nice char from the grill, and the lemon-herb oil it came with was sharp and bright. That&#39;s what I remember. The terrace view is there, sure, but the octopus is why you order.

The fried camembert with jam. That&#39;s the one. The cheese was perfectly gooey inside, and the sweet jam cut through the richness just right. They serve it on a slate with rose pepper and sea salt. A bit pricey for the portion, but the flavor was spot on.

Stopped by after a quick swim. The location is spot on, just a short drive from the beach. Easy parking too. Had a simple lunch, nothing fancy, but the vibe was right for a lazy afternoon.

Ivan was a great waiter, really on top of things. The food was tasty, but honestly, the portions felt a bit small for the price. I left still a little hungry.

Been coming here for years. The service is always so welcoming, that&#39;s why I keep coming back.

Tapas portions were just right, four dishes for two of us. Maria was a gem, really knew her stuff. The Rioja she suggested went perfectly with the jam&oacute;n. A solid spot for a casual bite.

The cocktails are the main event here. I tried the mezcal-based one with a chili salt rim. It had a nice smoky kick, the balance was spot on. The menu has a few interesting options worth exploring.

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