Tapas (70 plus) and several main dishes fit all appetites and price ranges; the wine list is friendly and the wait staff is helpful.
Here's what I got for a bill that came to more than $100 for 2 people: - a dodgy rocking table that the waiter tried to 'fix' by shoving a napkin under one leg (my guest and I decided to get up and relocate ourselves) - a few glasses of wine - a perhaps 1 oz. serving of reasonably tasty butternut squash soup and gazpacho - a plate of 'grilled' asparagus swimming -- SWIMMING -- in meaty tasting grease or oil or whatever that was - a small plate of limp sauteed spinach drowning in the same meaty tasting grease - unremarkable cauliflower, also tainted with that awful, old-tasting grease - an itty bitty flan Yeeeah - won't be back.
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Tapas (70 plus) and several main dishes fit all appetites and price ranges; the wine list is friendly and the wait staff is helpful.
Here's what I got for a bill that came to more than $100 for 2 people: - a dodgy rocking table that the waiter tried to 'fix' by shoving a napkin under one leg (my guest and I decided to get up and relocate ourselves) - a few glasses of wine - a perhaps 1 oz. serving of reasonably tasty butternut squash soup and gazpacho - a plate of 'grilled' asparagus swimming -- SWIMMING -- in meaty tasting grease or oil or whatever that was - a small plate of limp sauteed spinach drowning in the same meaty tasting grease - unremarkable cauliflower, also tainted with that awful, old-tasting grease - an itty bitty flan Yeeeah - won't be back.
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Tapas (70 plus) and several main dishes fit all appetites and price ranges; the wine list is friendly and the wait staff is helpful.
Tapas (70 plus) and several main dishes fit all appetites and price ranges; the wine list is friendly and the wait staff is helpful.