The turbot was incredible, so delicate and perfectly cooked. The clams and prawns were lovely too, but that fish is the real star.

A really nice, clean spot. The staff were super friendly and attentive, which made the whole vibe feel easy and relaxed.

There was a time lag between the plates that it was a little bit disappointing. The waiter has forgotten half of the wine in the bottle and we drunk the wine after finishing our lunch.

My wife and I had the prefixe menuThe food was just outstanding. The service however was perfunctory. The value was exceptional.

Busy lunch spot, but they kept up well. I noticed how the staff stayed calm and attentive even with a full house. My order came out quick, no mistakes. That&#39;s not easy to pull off when the place is packed.

Good tapas, solid service. Staff was responsive when we needed extra plates. The location is convenient for a quick business lunch. Prices are reasonable for the quality.

The tapas were pretty good and fresh. Prices are decent. The patatas bravas could have been a bit warmer, but it was a nice meal overall.

Tried both the &quot;Relax&quot; and &quot;Earth&quot; tasting menus. The presentation was really nice, and the flavors were solid throughout. A bit pricey, but everything came out looking like a little piece of art.

Been here a few times. The tasting menu is well put together, flavors change nicely from one dish to the next. A bit on the pricey side, but you can tell they put thought into it.

Not great quality food and bad preparation. The best was the service and the views.

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.

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

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.

The mussels were so good, I&#39;m still thinking about them.

Family-run place, been around forever. They&#39;re really flexible if you want to tweak a dish. The tropical fruit salad was the star for me&mdash;super fresh, you could tell it was cut that day. Just a nice, straightforward meal.

The daily menu had a nice variety. The wine list was decent, and the vegetables were incredibly fresh, as you&#39;d expect here.

Cozy spot, nice decor. Had the grilled octopus and a glass of their recommended Spanish red. The wine pairing really brought out the smoky notes in the dish. A solid local choice.

Market Menu was &euro;26 with half a bottle of wine. Good deal. The croquette and tuna were the best part. Solid choice if you want something different.

The new owners really nailed the burgers. Juicy, with a nice char, and the fries are clearly homemade. The &euro;20 deal for two burgers and a side is solid. The space itself feels a bit bare now, though.

Decent spot for a casual lunch. The portion sizes are pretty good and the food quality is fine. It&rsquo;s a solid choice for a simple meal.

Nice spot to hang out. The space is big and feels open, but still cozy. I&#39;ve been a few times, just grab a coffee and read. Good for that.

Stopped in for the set lunch. Real home-cooked feel, portions were huge. The goxua dessert was the standout &ndash; not too sweet, just right. Waitress was lovely, chatted with us a bit. Solid spot for a filling meal.

The torrija here is something else. It&#39;s their take on Spanish-style French toast, and it was honestly the best part of the meal for me. Soaked just right, not too sweet, with that perfect creamy texture inside. A real gem.

Stopped by for the short trip menu. It was plenty of food, got to try a bunch of different things. The dishes were interesting, some really good flavors. Nice for a casual meal.

This was fantastic. Even better than we expected. This is a family run place that is very popular with locals. They serve tasty home-cooked meals at a very good price. We paid &euro;16 for soup or salad, steak or roast chicken with french fries, wine, dessert, coffee, and bottled water. It is simple, home-cooked food. That&rsquo;s very tasty. We thought the bean soup in particular was wonderful.- lubiana.. they have many tables, but by 2 o&rsquo;clock they were nearly full. Suggest that you reserve a table.

Came for lunch, the tuna belly was really good. But the portion was a bit small for the price, I was still a bit hungry after. The baby squid was tasty though.

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