Walked by and decided to try the tapas. They were EXCELLENT!! Very friendly a and good service…read more The place is on a side street from the main tourist traffic street in Cartagena but not hard to find. Highly recommend!!!

A nice bar with good tapas. It has plenty of outdoor seating and the service is more or les…read moreattentive. Definitely try the patatas bravas or the croquetas. The cañas y tapas are quite cheap, so you could easily order three or four different things and make it into a cheap meal.

We were fortunate enough to eat at this restaurant at the recommendation of our fantastic tour…read moreguide we had in cartegena. It's where the locals dine...authentic tappas, and the decor was amazing. Full of historic artifacts. The owners were so welcoming and informative. The asiatico coffee was amazing!!!! Would definitely come back on my next visit to Cartegena! One of the highlights of our trip to Spain!

had the croquettes, and the chicken strips in mustard sauce. Really enjoyed both. Staff were very…read morefriendly. The croquettes were house made and not from a store!

It was delicious and our waiter was very nice and gave great suggestions on what to order from the…read moremenu. I'm taking off one star because the paella was a little too salty for me, but otherwise food and drinks were perfect. This was in the middle of the town square so it was really nice to sit outside and experience the culture.

Food was too salty, seemed over cooked but the service was good , I would not recommend this…read morerestaurant .

Friendly efficient service. Shady outdoor seating (hot and humid in the summer) delicious sangria…read moreand tapas. Down a side street near the city center so ideally located and not as crowded. Can definitely recommend.

DO NOT EXPECT THE BEST SERVICE, yet you can take the stick up your ass and enjoy the great food in…read moregreat company, drink up. Will go back.

We had a very nice lunch at the terrace. The food was glorious. We paid for a whole bottle of…read moreexcellent white wine less than we pay for a glass of crapy wine in the US. The service was very professional. A very nice restaurant overall.

A quaint little place that appears to have the owner (Zoe) running the kitchen and one waiter…read more Perhaps it would be more staffed during the main summer season. A nice touch was that Zoe appeared to pop out and meet each table. We had a set menu that appeared to have 3 choices for starter and main, but there were more choices for dessert. We had 3 courses plus a bottle of wine to share, which cost EUR16 each. The food was a good quality, with good attention to detail, especially in the presentation. I had grilled mussels to start. These were six large mussels in half a shell each, with garlic, cheese and other flavours. The combination was good and executed well. My wife had french onion soup, which certainly had onion in. She appeared to enjoy it, but couldn't eat all of it as it was filling. For main course, i had confit duck which was lovely and fell off the bones. it came with lovely honey roasted carrots, roasted potatoes with a hint of rosemary and spinach. My wife had sea bass (with the same accompaniments). she was also happy with her meal. For dessert, i had apple crumble with cream. it had cinnamon and raisins in. Not my favourite combination but it was well made and tasty. My wife had creme brulee, which was also very nice and well executed. For the choice of wine we had white. Normally i would judge the success of a place by the number of locals eating there. I didn't spot any, but judging by the welcome there appeared to be some regulars. We went because it was relayed as great food and great value for money. i'd say it was good food and good value for money. Whilst the waiter was considerate of our young daughter (doubling up some chairs so that she was higher at the table, and entertaining her at each visit) he later stood up wind at the next table and smoked. I'd be curious to try it at lunch, but there are other recommendations, so we may not get time.