Food is normal portions and very fresh. We had the soup of the day, hummus and tuna tartare. Very…read moretasty.

Came across this place when roaming the Flagey area. Was intrigued by what cuisine it was. Opens…read morenormal dinner time which is nice. The service was alright nothing fantastic considering we waited almost 20 minutes for a check because the waiter kept forgetting when it got busy. Other than that, the food was great and the mojitos were even better! Since it's a wine and tapas place we decided to order every app on the menu as dinner. The bread they serve with the apps is so fresh and went great with their carpaccio which was fantastic. I highly recommend that. The dessert menu has Tiramisu which finished out the meal beautifully accompanied by an expresso.

I have been here for just drinks and also for lunch. My recommendation is to go for just drinks and…read moremaybe some tapas. The beer and wine selection is fine and you can't really mess up slicing some jamon or putting olives on a plate. The food I have had here was just not very good. The kitchen is right there when you walkt in so you can see how little it is. I was too bashful to give it a good inspection but they can't have much to work with. And it kind of shows. The croque monsieur was dry and the cheese not really molten. The galette with egg was undercooked. The interior is cozy, the atmosphere is good, and the service is friendly. They should decide to focus on drinks and light fare because the kitchen seems to be unequipped for serious cooking.

This place really disappointed me on Saturday when I went for the first time attracted by the…read morecharming look and the good reviews. Gnocchi alla sorrentina were ok but dramatically overpriced. It is one of the cheapest and easiest to make dishes of the Italian cusine: price at Palo Alto €17. But this is not the worst part (and indeed I knew it as the price was on the menu). What really felt like a fraud was the price of the wine. We took the Neleman "Just fucking good wine". Its market price is €6 so we expected to be charged something around €15-16 and went for 2 bottles. Turns out Palo Alto sells these cheap bottles at €36 each. The problem with that is that if you spend this amount for a wine, you expect, taking into account the profit a restaurant makes, at least a €20 worth bottle. But this really was not the case.

We've walked past El Vasco numerous times and everytime the wife and I have been trying to figure…read moreout just when we could go and feast on Basque food. Well, we also noticed they serve sandwichs. After the sandwich spot we were going to go to only accepted cash, and we didn't have any, we decided to walk a bit outta our way and finally try the sandwichs here. We were both excited to try the rillette de canard, and that's what we did. I got the rillette de canard with a black olive tapenade, and sundried tomatoes on olive bread. The wife got something very similar, without the tapenade and instead with olive oil and no sundried tomatoes. We went with the meal deal for 8.5€, which also got us the most amazing meat empanada I've ever tasted. We had lunch there pretty early, I think we were her first customers of the day and therefore the empanadas were still slightly warm. The meal deal also came with a soft or a water of your choice. The sandwiches were amazing and for the price with the internet and the meal deal it's really hard to beat for such a great sandwich. We will undoubtedly come back and try their wine and tapas. So all in all, if you're looking for a sandwich made with amazing ingredients come here...you won't regret it.

Really bad service , we went there two times once she told she don't serve anymore . Today I was…read morethere at 14:40 but se told we can't eat anymore there . If we want we can just buy a sandwich . I'll never come back again

Looks smaller from the outside, but once you get in its a huge place with fireplaces. The aroma…read moreupon entering is inviting because of the wonderful wood fireplace at the entrance. Salade was very good with my favorite european style dressing. The Salmon and Halibut were cooked to perfection. House wine was good too. Very attentive staff. Will go back again.

I stayed across the the street for a business trip and wanted something simple and fairly priced…read morefor a private dinner on my first night in town. Very good pasta with veal, moderately priced and great atmosphere.

This restaurant got great vibes! All the dish were so delicious. My favorite was the Iberian pork…read morewith potatoes. The sauce on the side was made with wine, goes perfect with the pork! Pork was grilled juicy and tender. Remember to make your reservation when you go. It get crowded at dinner!

Everything was amazing! The service the food and most importantly the homemade sangria!! Make sure…read moreyou get a liter to go!

Loved it. Came across it randomly walking around the streets trying to find a good place to eat…read more Everything we had was absolutely delicious! To start we had their hummus, it's a must, it's just that great. The kebabs were great too. We also ordered a beef tapa that I can't remember the name, it came with chunks of beef and it was my absolute favorite.To drink I had their Sauvignon Blanc which I thought was pretty good. The staff was very friendly and so was the environment. Prices were descent, must try!

Very enjoyable tapas-style and -sized middle eastern dishes…read more The artichoke huge and with chunks of garlic and sea salt is highly recommended. The roast meats (I had the quail and lamb chop) also very good. Get the ones that are roasted over wood fire. If you are here with someone else, my recommendation is to get a 'formule' for two. For €35 you can choose three cold tapas, two warm, and two grilled meats. You may have to choose a little strategically, bot for two people this should definitely be allright in terms of quantity. Every dish I had was good. Most of them like the same, though, because everything is buried under a heap of parsley and pomegranate. Beers are also decently priced.