I don't speak Spanish & the waiter doesn't speak English. But he was very patient. For example,…read moreit was hard to get the WiFi (pronounced "whiffy" here) password from him. The food was great. We had the Inerian pork and a tomato (with tuna) salad. With the tapas that comes with the drinks it was plenty for €32. I recommend it. Oh - no credit cards - cash only.

Even thought the acidity of the food hit me hard after eating here, I enjoyed the meal…read more Low key joint with the coldest beer I've ever had. perfect to cool you off after walking around on the hot stone streets. It was borderline slushy. They are open during off hours when most are closed for siesta, so that's a nice perk. Anchovies, olives and chips...simple but tasty. Gazpacho...standard Tuna and seasoned tomatoes...awesome little tuna fillets Blood sausage spread...recommended by the waiter as a local dish. Not something I have much experience with, can't eat too much but very flavorful.

Great service, good wine, and good portions of free tapas in a historic setting. With each drink…read moreyou get to select 1 free tapa you want from 1 side of the menu. We tried the first jamon listed (served on bread with a tomato spread, cheese empanadas with jamon on top, and the hamburger. All were delicious!

We were in the absolute middle of nowhere on our way from Valencia to Córdoba, when the World Cup…read moregame time was quickly approaching. We were crossing our fingers in hopes we'd find somewhere to watch it and have a cerveza among the olive fields and nothingness. Luckily my yelp app led us here. The place was deserted when we arrived but we were promptly greeted by the server and a TV playing our game. We were in luck! The server was very kind and helpful in finding us something to eat that fit our dietary restrictions. We told him to surprise us with a little of everything. He brought out calamari, breaded chicken breast and delicious lamb with potatoes and salad. Everything was honestly delicious!! I live in Florida; land of fresh seafood, yet this calamari was some of the best I've ever had. The lamb was also melt in your mouth good. We were so pleasantly surprised with our visit here. If you ever find yourself in La Carolina, stop here!

Great breakfast…read more Yummy churro and chocolate. Thick creamy chocolate and crispy churro! Nice outdoor tables on plaza. Good service patient with us English speaking Americans

Kinda pricy but the partridge salad (like chicken salad) was good and the grilled octopus was…read moreamazing. The setting (outside across from the clock tower and at the top of the people's square) is ideal. So ideal location, good to great food but a little pricy. 4 stars.

Great location on plaza and a good Rioja wine. Free tapa with wine - shrimp - but is was a bit…read moremushy/old.

Nice clean rest stop with Popeyes and Tim Hortons (closed). There's a supermarket upstairs and wine…read moreand gift shops here as well. We had Popeyes and it was typical fried chicken. The enployees here have limited English so be patient.

A one-stop shop for whatever your need: an on-the-go meal, treats, coffee, self-service food, some…read moretouristy shops selling olive oil, and/or very clean bathrooms. We pit stopped here, passing through on our way to Valencia. Hungry, I was in the mood for good Spanish food, and was initially saddened to discover this was all we had. Though, I was surprised to further discover, the meal didn't disappoint. (We opted-out of the Meal of the Day-which was a great deal! but we didn't want that much food in our belly for the long drive). I chose the tuna stuffed eggplant and my husband the grilled fish. Both were very delicious, with large portions of well seasoned fish, and the side-dishes had unique ingredients. If you're in a bind, and hungry, go ahead and give it a shot!

Interesting dishes. Scrambled eggs with lima beans and cod. Cod with a sauce of tomato, paprika,…read moreand peppers. Sliced pork with balsamic vinegar on toast. Chorizo with bread. The only downside was the salt. The main dishes were bland and made me wish for a salt shaker, while the tapas were ridiculously salty. I assume there were two different cooks with distinct ideas about salt. Fortunately, the chorizo went well with the scrambled eggs and evened out the salt levels. The location is great! It's on the NE corner of plaza 1 de mayo and has a nice patio. Unlike most places, the patio is set back from the street and sidewalk.