Amazing - amazing - amazing. Very close to the centro. Prices are decent. Always crowded because…read moreit's just so good

I went here almost every single day while I was in Zaragoza. I particularly enjoyed their…read morecappuccinos and chocolate con churros. During the day time the service was slow and the waiters seemed annoyed, but any other time I went they seemed fine and actually conversed very well. It's a very clean and well kept cafe with great options for beverages and food, check it out if you're ever in Zaragoza!

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.

Our.tour guide recommended this place. It did not disappoint. Reservations are required. We had…read morethe grilled scallops which was amazing. We also had the fried fish and oxtail. Unfortunately, we failed to take photos before eating. Both were goodnas well. Service was great. Highly recommend this place.

We were passing by around 10 pm and saw that this restaurant was busy so we decided to give it a…read moretry, and we were very glad we did! Our waiter was very friendly and thanks to a multilingual menu, we were easily able to order. There is a great selection of all kinds of seafood. My husband and I shared the razor clams and a sea bass for one. Both were delicious, though the prices are slightly higher than other similar restaurants we've tried during our time in Spain. Overall, we were happy with our experience.

Superb delicious local seafood restaurant in the heart of downtown Zaragoza. The rice with lobster…read moreis a must try! We love their seafood salad as well, it comes with some jamon iberico. Very tasty and worth the visit. Uniqueness: 8/10 Food: 8/10 Value: 9/10

A truly traditional place in the city. Family-run and the owners could not be friendlier or more…read moreaccommodating. They took time to explain dishes which we were not familiar with like Migas. It is bread crumbs cooked in lamb fat as a base for grapes and chunks of ham, all topped with a fried egg. It is a meal which was eaten by workers who performed hard labor and had very little money to spend on food. The dish is large and can be shared. The flavors burst with every bite. It was addictive. The longaniza and chorizo are beyond words to describe their flavor intensity. Two specialties need to be highlighted. The ternasco asado (braised lamb shoulder) and borrajas con almedas (a green vegetable grown only in this region cooked with clams)..I have eaten lamb in hundreds of restaurants and nothing can compare with the tenderness and intense flavors of this dish. If you visit Zaragoza and miss this restaurant, you will have missed one of the great food experiences of your life. Two people can eat for about $25 pp and have an exquisite culinary experience.