Soria's historic center does not offer lots of good choices to have a great meal. And Yelp is…read moreuseless there. As in many restaurants in Spain Fogon del Salvador has restricted working hours. 1 to 4 pm and 8 to 11 pm. Just that. Great selection of wines and good Castillian food. Service was attentive and profesional. Pricey but good.

About a week ago, my family and I visited this restaurant after a long day of travel. Normally, I…read morewould have tipped the waiters considerably for the service -- because it was really fantastic. They reviewed all items on the menu with me and validated what had gluten. Then, they offered alternatives and brought me the best jamon I have ever eaten! However, it was the mushroom dish with the egg and shrimp that had me swooning. I had a pork shop afterwards that was good and my family had many other foods as well as desserts, but that dish was out of this world great! It is the perfect place to visit when the basilica closed for the afternoon break!

The review is for the El Real Cafe. It is very tourist unfriendly. They charged us €6 for a glass…read moreof sangria. It is listed as €9 for a liter jar and three glasses all together is no more than one jar. €18 is like daylight robbery and we strongly recommend any tourist to steer clear away from this cafe.

From the owner: Restaurante , Cocina de autor, moderna y basada en los productos del Moncayo.read more

A very surprising restaurant. Larger inside than it appears from the outside! Our waitress, Lucia,…read moremade the best recommendations! Her English language was great! The food was delicious. We had a spinach cream starter that was out of this world! The entrecôte beef and the pork leg in beer sauce was the best I've ever had. Their desserts were all homemade and very, very good! The coffee at the end was delicious as was the crème liquor shot served with it. I wish we had found this place sooner on our trip!!

Overnight in town in Zaragoza on our way from Barcelona to San Sebastián. One of us wanted a real…read moresteak. So poped in this one which has very little review. The last one was 7 years ago. Anyway, we found the menu quite extensive in the meat department. The waiter speaks very little English but we had no problem ordering the dishes we wanted. The steak was a generous cut and meat quality quite good. The restaurant has old world charm. The pintxos we ordered were up to par with any other restaurant. Price is reasonable. It wasn't crowded like the ones around the Plaza Mayor. But if you want a nice chunk of meat and a pleasant quiet dinner, here is where you want to be.