Krys P.
Yelp
For dinner, food is delicious, traditional but somewhat overpriced. What makes me come back night after night though, is its excellent bar. Once you step in, you will see the bar. In the back are lined bottles so old they look like they got hauled from a sunken ship or unearthed from a forgotten cellar.
When I was there, I tried a 1850 Madeira for 16 Euro. A 1907 is 12 Euro. Madeira is a fortified wine, a little sweet, like a port or sherry. Gosh, I easily pay more for an average glass of wine or cocktail on SoBe! For all their overpriced food, this is ridiculously cheap. So, you absolutely have to go there, just so you can brag about tasting a 160-year-old wine. And let me warn you, it will ruin you, as from now on you will scoff at most other bottles and say "hmm, not as good as the one I tasted at Gambrinus" and you most certainly will not be pleased with the bottle you picked up at the airport...
If you like, you can order some appetizers, like pata negra or cheese, or just snack on their almonds (which is not free, btw). Service, as is expected, is old world charm and courteous. Not into wine? Order a cup of coffee and see how they brew it the old style way. Either way, it is most certainly a perfect ending for your day (or put you into an excellent mood for what's more to come).