This place is cool the servers are friendly and nice. The food is ok there's plenty of options to…read morechoose from! The margaritas are the bomb, the dishes are pretty big and the prices are very affordable which is a plus. The food can have more seasoning and flavor but it's edible! I will try the other location in Los Remedios.

A Mexican-styled chain restaurant. Their food can be both bland and disappointing (main menu) and…read morecheap and pleasant (tapas menu). I've been here a couple of times (usually as a second-to-last resort) when other places were full. We arrived in the middle of a night out, hungry, but not starving. The food we ordered was fairly plain, it was presented fairly plainly, (take it or leave it). I have to say that my dish, a toasted sandwich of white asparagus, egg, lettuce, onion & tomato was basically nothing more than an egg salad sandwich on toast (my accompanying chips were cold, skinny & feeble-looking). The reason that I don't give Amanecer 1 star, is that my friends enjoyed the offerings from the tapas menu (€1.50 for an aubergine roulade!) and the table opposite seemed to have ordered some unholy, lasagna-burger beast! It's a shame (or not) that a chain restaurant offers fairly substandard fare, when there are so many fantastic independent places nearby. The Tapas menu is better value than the main menu, sit down for a beer but eat elsewhere

I almost wish I'd gone to Taco Bell instead. The "Nachos de Mar" were terribly salty. Each chip…read moreitself had way too much, but then the guacamole too had a pound of it at least. Then the "Fish Tacos" were salty as well, because I think they used canned tuna instead of fresh. The only good part of the meal were the shrimps in both dishes. They were plump, juicy, and flavorful. Aside from that, the friendly waitress made the experience bearable. She complimented our outfits and was very friendly and sociable. However, even that won't compel me to ever come back ever again. This is why Mexican food should be made my Mexicans and eaten in Mexico

HORRIBLE! Party of four with a table outside. Birds roosting in the trees above pooped on the table…read moreand us. Only one of us received our order while the other three waited for an hour with no service or food. The nachos were cold, salty, soggy and there was watery salsa pooled in the plate. We canceled our meals and went to McDonald's. Avoid this tourist trap at all costs! Surprised that it is still open! Also there are fake reviews promoting here using the same picture but different names

Apparently folks don't like tacos around here; they are missing out. If you need a taco fix after…read morehaving spent a week and a half doing tapas all over Spain, this is your place. All of the beers are Mexican (Corona, Negra Modelo, etc). Service is quick and friendly, one dude at the register and a one at the griddle. Favorite taco was the Pollo. If you get the tacos to go, they leave them deconstructed and then you can put them together wherever you're going. Usual Spanish opening hours, so around 20:00 for dinner.

If you're looking for a great taco fix, then this is the place for you. It's a small shop so you…read moremay easily walk past thinking nothing of it, but do not pass it up. They have a variety of tacos, quesadillas, torta's and a good variety of beers. Service is quick and the customer service is great, they make all food to order and you can see them throw the meats on the grill to cook and they have 3 sauces for you to add onto the tacos.

Amazing service!!! the food was splendid and the paella was spectacular compared to other's we…read moretried. the ambience was very calming and relaxing and Aouatif was an very kind waitress!

Sangria-weak and higher price than other restaurants…read more Service- slow Paella- ok You should make the reservation.

Very friendly staff the neighborhood is kind of cute that it's in. It has a plate structure right…read morenext to it. The food was quick. It was really good. I recommend the spicy potatoes that are fried as a top. The sausage is small but taste especially good and the Tomate salad was excellent.

One of our stops on our food tour was Escalona, where we got to learn more about Spanish wine -…read morethere are 72 protected wine regions in Spain! For food, we tried a potato and egg tortilla, fried dogfish (shark), and aged tuna with almonds and olive oil. The egg tortilla was delicious and would be perfect for breakfast too. The aged tuna was maybe my favorite - I've never had anything that tasted like that - it was like a smoked fish jerky!

Maybe 3.5 stars. A decent set menu lunch with appetizer, main(chicken) and dessert for 14.90€. It's…read morelarge, well lit, upscale looking corner restaurant with uniformed staff. I had the salmon tartare, fresh with a nice touch of seaweed and the baby octopus with potato puree, both were good and ample portions for "small plates" category. My wife wanted the Oxtail but was unavailable - maybe because it's Friday and this is a strict Catholic country. Nothing spectacular but nothing is bad. A good solid meal. And, LOL, they sent us an ethnic Asian server who spoke zero English. Not sure if that was meant for reassurance but ended adding the language barrier. She settled for a burger with Iberico and it was decent.

Meh. Save your money. Service and food are not great. While the staff is friendly they are not…read moreefficient. I ordered croquette appetizers, which were greasy and not tasty. The cod was overly sweet and doused with butter. The saving grace was I didn't pay much

Really great seafood. Very tasty. The carne dishes were not as good. We tried the steak tartare…read more Great service. They offer a free digestive after the meal.

Wow, what a delight to find an open seat here! (Then again, it was at the height of the lunchtime…read morecrush.) This place only been open about 5 weeks, although the owners have more than 15 years in the business. They just decided they wanted to do it their own way... and El Fullero was born! The establishment is clean and wonderfully accented, and certainly not kitschy. Clean lines, a wonderful ambiance (although a bit on the loud side, not unusual for Spain). The menu differs from what you might find anywhere else in town, in that they have remarkable dishes that these guys know how to make RIGHT. We started with an order of Croquetas (the tapas order, came with four croquetes). I had asked our waiter what type of croquets they were - he simply replied (in VERY good English, I might add), "Try them. If you don't like them, don't pay for them." Well... they were creamy on the inside. Was that a taste of Iberian ham? Carrot? Chicken? Peas?" Whatever... delicious! And the outside was cooked to crispy perfection. Among the best I've ever tasted! (Sorry, abuela!) My wife's Ensalada de Espinaca con Salmón (spinach salad with salmon) came with the tastiest, thinly-sliced smoked salmon on a bed of VERY FRESH spinach (from the open-air market across the street), and was garnished with pomegranate seeds - the perfect blend of savory and sweetness, over wonderfully tasty greens - delicious! My own Revueltos Ortiguillas was absolutely amazing. A scrambled egg concoction was the binder for langostinos and clams. Ohmygoodnessitwasoverthetopgood! Yow. Sorry, but it was THAT good. I would gladly order the same the next time we visit. My darling wife and I had to come to terms over dessert, though. We were pretty well nearly replete, and the desserts were generously-sized... each with a very artistic presentation. (Be sure to look at the homemade tiramisu - it is a work of art!) We opted for the Crema de Mango (thanks, my darling, for going with my choice). In a different world, this could be called a "Bowl of Bliss." Whatever. It was excellent. Creamy, mango-y goodness with a sprinkling of chocolate chips. Nuff said. Bring on the espresso! About the bar situation - they have all manner of spirits, although (I guess because they've not been open that long?) they only have several bottles of each spirit - at least on display. I expect over time they will increase the selection of vodkas and tequilas that they have on hand. Overall, this was a delightful surprise, and I enthusiastically recommend a visit here. Buen provecho!