Entrance:

Touristy tapas bar that usually has a waiting line (we waited half an hour).

Interior with shelves of wine:


“Bravas” Potatoes with spicy sauce and mayonnaise €3.10

Thick cut potatoey potatoes with normal sauce.

Baked Red Peppers Fillet (with Cod puree) €3.45

Really soft, thin red peppers stuffed with mashed potato like cod and topped with mozarella cheese. Pretty yummy.

Pan con Tomate €1.95

For the first time, these were really hard and crunchy.

Small Squids Roman Style €4.25

Not as good as the first time we got calamari here. Maybe because it was a Monday, not the best day for seafood (and many restaurants are closed) but these scary looking big rings of calamari were very rubbery.

Grilled Clams €9.90

Small plate of garlicy buttery clams.

Prawn Brochette €2.70

Crunchy grilled salty shrimp on top of a tiny oiled and buttered piece of toast.

Café con leche €1.35


The waiters were a bit slow and messy, and added on a coca cola light we didn’t want. Too bad we paid before noticing.

Receipt:
cafe con leche 1.35
agua 1.20
2 coca-cola 1.60 3.20
cocacola light 1.60
m. brocht. langostin 2.70
plato pan con tomat 1.95
rac. pan con tomate 1.60 (we got another plate after)
pat. bravas 3.10
pimientos piquillo 3.45
calamares romana 5.15
almejas 9.90
total+tax= €37.66 (lunch for 2) Patatas bravas.


Crispy strips of very fresh very soft calamari.


A smoked salmon sandwich.


Russian salad.

It’s like a potato and tuna fish salad with little cubes of potatoes, peas, eggs, carrots.

Receipt:
agua 1.15
sprite/nestea 1.55
f. salmon 3.95
chocos sepia 4.35
pat. bravas 2.95
ens. rusa 3.15

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