La Andaluza

A typical "Bar de Barrio" in Getafe. Locals watching the football and having a drink. Food is traditional spanish. Simple and not very refined, but cooked with good quality products and very tasty.We had four plates of food for two people (Salmorejo, huevos rotos con jamón, croquetas de cecina and chicken wings) all washed down with three alhambra beers each.It was a match day (Valencia v. Barcelona) and bars on match days in Spain are an acquired taste. They can get a bit loud, I am used to eat, but I could tell my british companion was a bit overwhelmed at times!In all, a good experience. And great value for money.

This time we went back to the restaurant, but for lunch. We liked it just as much as last time. The food was excellent, everything was very fast and very clean, and Jose's service was fantastic, as he has accustomed us to. The only thing that was slightly worse was the noise in the restaurant at that moment was annoying, which isn't the fault of the business itself, but rather the fault of other people who felt a little more informal than expected. We will definitely return again.

The food was very good, but above all, the service and treatment. We were served by Sergio, a terrible Andalusian, who treated us like no other. He was more than a 10! If I were to return, it would definitely be because he served us with such skill.

Not only did José treat us wonderfully, being incredibly friendly and attentive, but you can really tell he wants to offer you good service. The food was perfect. It arrived quickly, was hot, was well-cooked, and looked clean and well-maintained. The place is very pleasant; we were inside. The portions are generous, and the value is great.

Very good service. We went on a Saturday at lunchtime. Very quiet place. We had the set menu for €16 per person. Everything was great. We'll definitely be back.