Really glad we came across this little gem - We went for dinner on a saturday night as we were staying at the Travelodge opposite and we didn't want to go to any of the nearby chains you get everywhere. This place was slightly hidden up a small road but was packed when we got there, we had a drink (a nice white rioja)and olives outside and waited about 20 mins before we moved inside. It has all it's menu on a 8 foot blackboard, with tapas (about 9 or 10 choices) and main dishes, puddings and sides. We had 5 tapas between us which came on a big platter dish, really beautiful and colourful. we were tempted to go for the mains, as the guys risotto looked yummy, but felt like nibbling. tapas was gorgeous, all homemade and full of flavour. finished the lot although we were stuffed. bit annoyed as i was hoping to try the choc-coffee fondant! The meal came to about £35 - really reasonable. Went back in the morning for breakfast as T-Lodge don't do any. The same 2 girls were working and remembered us (maybe coz we left a nice tip!) - breakfast was delish too - had to wait about 15 mins for our cooked brekkie but I would definitely rather wait and have a breakfast that's cooked to order! Really lovely independent place, great intimate atmosphere and welcoming, attentive service. Spot on!! We'll be back! read more