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.

This place is one of the most inexpensive good food in Zaragoza. Pretty good selection of wine. And…read morewe tried different cuts of meat. And eveygung. Tasty very fresh and over all loved the food.

Modern restaurant, centrally located in a nice area. Good quality food that is fair priced. Service…read moreis also good.

Food is delicious Staff is super nice and welcoming…read more We came in late and they were really nice I love this place

Good spot in the plaza de España. We had the octopus with olive oil and paprika, the tomatoes with…read moregarlic, and a pork steak. All were excellent. Our favorite was actually the tomatoes. Very simple with olive oil and garlic but tasty. The pork came with a little bit of potatoes and some roasted peppers. Upstairs you are given a small chorizo and some bread to start. On the map on yelp the location was wrong, but it is in the plaza de España right in the entry to the "tubo". There is standing space in the first floor and sitting space in the second floor. We went to the second floor. We also had some wine and some beer and all the wine was excellent.

The service was very good. The waiter spoke some English which was helpful. The food was delicious…read moreand the home made creamy chocolate cake was absolutely fabulous.

They have great tapas with very great prices. The waiters are very nice assisting me who doesn't…read morespeak Spanish. Nice place to hang out for early dinner.

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!!

Service was amazing...Mary was so attentive & took time to explain dishes & recommended great wine…read more Tried several items but forgot to take pictures of everything...all great

This is one of the best tapas restaurants in Zaragoza. We came here with my husband's coworkers who…read moreare locals, as its one of their favorite places. I've been twice which was great because it allowed me try more of the menu. The food is inventive and creative! These are modern tapas. It gets pretty crowded downstairs, but if you head upstairs there's more seating. We were lucky and easily found seating upstairs both times even with a group. It has a fun vibe upstairs. It's very hip with cool decor and lots of plants. I absolutely loved the mi-cuit with watermelon ice cream. It's like a foie topped with watermelon sorbet. It sounds strange, but wow! It's unbelievable. Their "a la greisca" potatoes were delicious! I didn't want to share. I should preface that a lot of these tapas are single-serving and you can't quite share with a group. We were in a group, so my husband shared up my order of potatoes with everyone, which I was disappointed about since they were so good! All of the other dishes we have ordered have been good. My husband and I always share our food with each other so despite the small single-sized portions, we still managed to taste each others' picks, so I feel with two visits that I've tried a good portion of the menu. Prices are higher than other tapas spots in Zaragoza, but I think it's justified for the fun and modern tapas. We're back in Zaragoza for a month now, and I will definitely be returning to order the dish with the watermelon ice cream again! I think I'll try the sushi ice cream dessert too this time. TIP: They have an English menu; just ask for it. Also, the staff I have encountered so far have all spoken some English.

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

Got the paella here. This place is in a pretty sizable gastropub/cafeteria area where there many…read morerestaurants/stalls next to each other. This is why you see a tray in the picture, it is a convenient way to try many different things in one sitting without having to walk too much. We had a 3 year old with us and the open space and casual non-restaurant atmosphere makes it especially kid friendly. Only the rice from the picture is from the Arroceria, the two tapas next to it are from an adjacent stall. This is probably the best paella we had in or time in Spain. We did not go to Valencia though but had it a bunch of times in Zaragoza, the Basque Country and near Barcelona. We ordered it a lot despite being outside of Valencia because our 3 year old absolutely loved it. This was our first night in Zaragoza and in Spain, and we thought this was a great way to try a lot of different food very quickly in a kid friendly place. Highly recommended. The other nights we walked more around the Tubo. You can enter this place from an escalator in the plaza the España or though a back entrance in the tubo (a specific area in the old town where there are a lot of restaurants).