Jasper Akkerman

Good fish tapas

nick poole

Very good

sandra milena vargas mazo

I went to dinner with my family, and the truth is that the service leaves a lot to be desired. Although the waiter is prompt, he's quite unpleasant and unfriendly, even though you, as a diner, are polite and friendly. Therefore, it leaves a lot to be desired, and it puts you off being there.

Darío blanco

Very friendly and attentive waiter. The tapas were very simple, and the fried squid seemed to have been cooked in oil meant for something else, because the flavor was different.

+1

Sergio Megias

A typical Motril tapas place where you can enjoy any drink with your tapa. They served us some migas with fish, which were good, but we had previously ordered migas with fish, and instead of warning us, the tapa was actually migas. Well, they weren't supposed to change it, but that didn't happen. Their waiter was inattentive, despite not seeing much work.

Ufo The X Files

Ok

Carlos Alberto Rabelo Rosillo

Although the terrace is very pleasant and they make it clear that the tapa is a courtesy and not an obligation, they served tapas to all the surrounding tables, but not to us. After this, instead of eating there, we asked for the bill and went elsewhere.

Roos Keijzer

Delicious food with excellent service. It's just a shame we could only pay cash, didn't get a receipt, and the price suddenly went from €22 to €32 within a minute. Special tourist prices?

yisela

Zero empathy for the neighbors. We've told them several times to please not knock over tables and chairs or make noise when cleaning up, but they ignore us. We've been doing this for years, and they ignore us. We can't sleep until they close. Would they like to live through this situation? Zero empathy, I repeat.

Sofía Laguía Rodríguez

The truth is, it was a disappointment, even though we came on a recommendation. Of the few tapas available (we went at 3 p.m., an hour before closing time), we first ordered three drinks with three tapas: Russian salad (which could easily have been mashed potatoes because it was overcooked and I didn't see much of a trace of any other ingredient), squid (good), and dogfish (three heavily battered pieces with chopped lettuce). Then, another drink with a tapa of squid, a portion of huevos rotos (which, while admittedly a generous portion, the eggs came with the yolks cooked and were just plain), and two more drinks that didn't come with a tapa. It's true that they didn't ask us, and we didn't say anything because the portion was already enough. But our surprise came when the bill was charged for all our drinks as if they had brought tapas. We politely asked the waiter if this was correct, and he replied that drinks are charged the same whether or not they serve tapas. We told him that if that was the case, they hadn't even asked us if we wanted it or not, or at least said they would charge for it anyway. The waiter again replied that since we had ordered the tapas, he had assumed we wouldn't want a tapa. It may be common in Granada, but if you're from outside and don't know, the truth is they charge you for service they didn't provide, without warning, because they assume you don't want it. I mean, I've never seen anything like this, especially in Granada, where I come from time to time. I should also add that when we ordered soft drinks, they only brought the soft drink. They never replaced our glasses with ice and a new lemon. It's perhaps a minor detail, but the service truly amazed us. It's certainly a shame, but I wouldn't go back.