Las Eras Antonio Gázquez

Day menu is quite expensive for Spanish standard. The first course was good (for example soup or risotto), but the second one was bad (grilled chicken or fish) with vegetables that are just a bit of deep fried courgette and are completely tasteless. The desert was okay. The quality-quantity and price just are not very good at this place.

Really delicious food for a reasonable price. Dessert was especially amazing.

VERY traditional Spanish cuisine. I had a discussion with the waitress re vegetarian options, she suggested the lentil starter ('we can take out the meat')! Selections available from the menu were were not vegetarian but adjusted in this way. A complementary vegetable dish that the famous chef himself brought to our table, turned out to contain tuna. As 50 years of being vegetarian, this place was outstanding as one of the worst. Beware rhat in spanish restaurants it's not enough to say 'sin carne' (without meat) because fish and seafood are not covered by the concept of meat. I'd said to the waitress 'sin animales' but that didn't get through either! Best to try sin carne, sin pesca, sin mariscos!

food was of excellent quality and te price is very reasonable, portions were large not to mention the personel who was very welcoming I would definitely recommend

Not bad portions, but rather tasteless and not a single prawn to be found in the prawn salad. Not worth a visit.

Great food, ambiance and service, all at a very reasonable price.

Great value 3 courses daily menu. Friendly service. Plenty of parking.

Excellent service, friendly, good food...and excellent prices Highly recommended.