AGUSBLUES68

Great place to have lunch

Teresa Romero

We've been here several times, and it never disappoints. Excellent service and a wide variety of tuna. Today we went back with a Groupon. The amount of food was incredible, and the service was fantastic, as always.

+4

rafa guisado palomo

Tuna in almond sauce with Pedro Ximénez sherry. The octopus salad was delicious but the portion was small. A good place to drop by.

Una variedad muy extensa del atún elaborado de distintas formas.

Merche Ravina

This kiosk-style restaurant right in the heart of the Five Continents Park is a delightful place to eat. Surrounded by greenery, it's very pleasant to arrive by bike and enjoy their homemade dishes. I'm not giving it five stars because they don't take reservations, so you have to cross your fingers if you decide to go to find a free table. This time we were lucky; we ordered the recommended dish, Tuna with Almonds, and I loved it—it was delicious. According to the waiter, tuna dishes are their specialty. We also had prawn salad, fried baby squid, and a scrambled egg dish with sea anemones and prawns 🦐 that I really enjoyed. Everything was delicious and very reasonably priced. Highly recommended 😊

+4

Razan

Good food, if you set at the terrace is too noisy. Cheap price but you get a modest service. If you love spanish fried fish you will enjoy it.

Alba

A very extensive menu, but mostly a wide selection of dishes, with few tapas, and the best part was tuna tapas. The place was very small. We went to sit inside, but it had no air conditioning and was like a sauna, the lights were off... It felt more like a kiosk than a bar. We ordered croquettes, which were very dry, tuna in almond sauce that had too much oil (from the sauce, I suppose), and you could find the salt grains in chunks. Others were completely bland. It's not bad at all, but it's unpleasant to find chunks of salt and saltiness and other bland chunks. Puntillitas were the best, crispy and oil-free. The crockery was in poor condition. I don't understand how something worth so little could be accepted in that state.

+2

Nicolás Gallardo

A dingy, dirty bar. Cockroaches in the bathroom. The food isn't what it used to be; it's lost a lot. There's a waiter who can't get enough of it when serving, seemingly doing you a favor. To top it all off, the portions are tiny...

Pablo FB

We called at 8:45 p.m. to see if there was a table available for eight people. The person answering the phone told us there was, that they would prepare it for us, and that it would take less than 15 minutes. To confirm, we called again so they could take our name because we hadn't told them in the first conversation. Upon arrival, they told us they don't take reservations or prepare tables, and that "we have to hurry." After complaining and warning us that we would be leaving a bad review, the cooks responded rudely and with haughty replies. We won't be back or recommending the place.

Jonas A.

Closed for vacation, working hours not updated. What a waste of time.

Antonio Albero

We were recommended this kiosk to try some delicious almadraba tuna. After a couple of cold beers, we ordered two half-portions of tuna: Tuna with Almonds and Orange Tuna. As soon as the first dish of almond tuna appeared, my heart sank at the sight of tuna that looked like it had been in the Sahara Desert for a couple of months. That's right, through the oil in the sauce, a tuna as dry as mojama was trying to rehydrate. Shame. The next dish, Orange Tuna, was guilty of the same dehydrated, dry, and chewy tuna. It also included a sauce that was more like orange seeds than orange. Bitter and unpleasant. And to make matters worse, camouflaged with the pine nuts in the dish, one could find (literally, especially when chewing) orange seeds. With all their bitterness. Like the look on a brother-in-law's face at a New Year's Eve dinner. A disaster. A shame. A disappointment. Despite telling the waiter, they charged us without any problem. Conclusion: If you like eating shoe soles, this is your place. Without a doubt. You'll love it. P.S. As a game, find the orange pits among the pine nuts in the photo. XD