The albacore tuna in butter sauce was the reason I came back. Cooked just right, flaky but still moist. Butter sauce had a nice richness without drowning the fish. Portion felt a bit small for the price though. I&#39;d order it again anyway.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. The 80s vibe is cool, and the spot in the gallery is pretty central. Menu&#39;s short but they nail the basics. Got the pasta, it was solid. Place is tiny though, felt a bit cramped when it got busy. Fine for a fast bite if you&#39;re not in a rush to sit around.

The mixed shawarma plate was plenty for two, honestly. Prices match the portions, which is rare around here. I grabbed a glass of their house red to go with it&mdash;decent enough, nothing fancy. Place gets busy around dinner, but the food came out quick. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the neighborhood and want something filling without breaking the bank.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Staff were on it, especially Lohaine and Camilo. They took the time to walk me through the menu in English, which saved me a ton of guessing. Food came out fast, exactly what I needed. Solid spot if you&#39;re in a hurry and want a decent meal without the fuss.

Been coming here for a while now. Portions are still huge and the food tastes just as good as the first time. Staff remembers you, which is nice.

The pisco sour was the highlight for me&mdash;fresh lime, not too sweet. I ordered the seafood stew and the fish tasted properly fresh, which I always worry about. Traditional recipes done right. It was a bit warm inside, but I&#39;d still come back for the ingredients alone.

WiFi was solid and the vibe was chill enough to get some work done without feeling like a library. Good spot for a casual catch-up.

The XL shawarma here is seriously big. I got the garlic sauce on the side and it was fresh, not that heavy jarred kind. Meat was juicy, veggies still crunchy. Place gets a bit warm inside but for a quick lunch it works. I&#39;d go back just for that sauce.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Pisco sours are homemade, pretty solid. Food was good, nothing crazy but hit the spot. Service was professional, no complaints there. Parking though, ugh, took me like 10 minutes to find a spot nearby. Would eat here again if I&#39;m in the area.

Stopped by for lunch after a walk along the waterfront. Got the seafood fettuccine and a glass of Carmenere&mdash;the wine really brought out the richness of the sauce. Nothing fancy, but the view and the pace felt right. Service was friendly enough, though they took a bit to come back with the check. Solid spot if you&rsquo;re nearby.

Stopped by for a quick bite and grabbed one of their hearty sandwiches. Portion was solid for the price, and that homemade mayo really does make a difference. Place was a bit busy but I got my food fast enough. Nothing fancy, but it hit the spot.

Stopped by on a rainy afternoon and the welcome was really warm. The seafood platter had a nice mix&mdash;ceviche, mussels, prawns, crab cakes&mdash;all fresh. Only thing, the seating felt a bit tight, but it was a cozy spot.

Stopped in for lunch, staff was super friendly and even helped with my Spanish. The pisco sour on the house was a nice touch.

Came with my family and honestly the coloring supplies for the kids were the highlight for me 😅 kept them busy the whole time so we actually got to eat in peace. Food was solid, service friendly. Nothing mind-blowing but everyone left happy.

Came for the coffee and stayed for the cupcakes&mdash;really fresh, not too sweet. Prices are fair for the quality, though I noticed they&rsquo;ve gone up a bit lately. Still a solid stop.

The caldillo de congrio was the standout &mdash; rich and comforting. Cathy took good care of us too. Fried corvina was solid, maybe slightly oily, but I&#39;d come back for that stew.

Been coming here for a while now. Fish is always fresh and the sauces are solid. Service stays quick even when it&#39;s busy. Nice spot if you&#39;ve got a dog too.

Right by the ocean, we got the &#39;de pobre&#39; with grilled onions and fries&mdash;huge plate! Solid, not mind-blowing, but good for a hungry day. 🌊

The pizza was really good&mdash;that crust honestly made it for me. We went as a small group and it felt like a chill spot to hang for a while. Prices are fair for what you get. Staff were friendly too. Maybe not a mind-blowing place, but I&rsquo;d come back with friends again 🙂

The owner helped us pick our pizzas and honestly that made the difference. The prosciutto one was the best. Place had that local spot feel.

Stopped by for a quick lunch between sightseeing. Grilled shrimp salad was solid, seafood pizza had a good amount of toppings. Bay view from the table is the real draw. Service was fast enough for a lunch break. Prices are a bit high for the portion size, but you&#39;re paying for the location. Fine for a one-time visit.

Came for the history, stayed for the vibe. Local spot with real character. Cocktails are strong and the bartender was friendly. Price felt fair for what you get.

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