Great place. Chic decor. Cute name pero need to know the reason behind the 7 CATS…read more I wondered if the owner had seven gatos kinda like 5 guys. The Fried eggplant as free starter with beers, cola or whatever drink you want was a nice intro. We were a group of six. We ordered a lot: from salad and caprese with avocado to Salmon, ribs and huge burger plates. We had fish, meat, pork and plants. We wanted to try the SPECIALITIES. The portions were big. The service was fast. The locals also hang out here. Just like the starters, we also got free shots of liqueurs as ending to our feast. Overall, it's a place to eat when very hungry or chill out.

The (current) top review from 2019 is correct: this is a place where an outsider feels very…read moreforeign. You cram up to the counter, eventually Pablo sees it's your turn and curtly takes your order, and then you get sandwiches. They're extremely cost-effective and quite tasty. We still don't know exactly what we got, but the ham was fried well, paired well with pork chops in the San Francisco (we think?), and even better with a green pepper in the Montijano (we think???). It's certainly an experience, and it works great as either a fast sandwich or a second/third option when none of your other lunch places work out.

The full realization of your foreignness as a visitor is realized here, and that's okay. We needed…read morea quick, cheap lunch before hopping on the train, so we stopped in based on a recommendation of local spots. Everyone is either sitting at the semi-circle bar or standing along the small counters on the walls. We ordered in Spanglish, everyone in the room turning to listen. Service is direct and functional, but not uncomfortable per se. The bocadillos are varied, simple, and affordable. We had the artichoke, chorizo, and San Francisco (pork, cheese, tomato -- if I can recall correctly). Some of them come with mayo, and it comes heavy, but it's a fluffy mayo. We added a beer, ate standing, and went along our way.

We trusted the concierge at our hotel and wanted to try churros in Spain - should've checked yelp!…read morefirst The thick chocolate was not to my liking and I love chocolate - this tasted like poor quality or milk chocolate and I prefer dark. We had the American breakfast - not satisfying and not as ordered... the sausages were actually fried hot dogs and the eggs - The churros - when warm - were crispy and the oily taste was nice (vs rancid) so that was a success. We ordered 5 and ate 3. The service was a bit haphazard and very busy - the locals seem to love this place! The bathroom was clean. We ate outdoors - but there are a few seats inside with a/c! Overall, I'm glad we went but I wouldn't go back.

Came here since I have a sweet tooth. The thing to get here is the churros with chocolate. The…read morechocolate itself is not too sweet, and the churro reminds me of the Chinese donut (youtiao). Service was quick. There's a cute indoor seating at the cafe with, as well as an outdoor seating area. Coffee is aite, but pairs well with dessert. It's a cute cafe where you can grab a quick (sweet) bite.