Katie H.
Yelp
Some of the best food I had in Spain was served in a British restaurant. Go figure! But we absolutely loved every bite we had here. The food is hearty and humble, but full of love and honest-to-goodness good cooking. Even at 3PM, the wait was 30 minutes, but we quickly realized why locals are willing to wait for a seat here in a city packed with restaurants. Lunch was served prix-fixe style (aka menu del dia), and amazingly, all 6 dishes we tried were winners. We each ordered different options in order to try them all, as described below:
- Arugula salad with caramelized onions and goat cheese: Best salad ever! Everything was so fresh and melded together perfectly. I never want to eat another salad without goat cheese and caramelized onions. My husband was shocked at how good this was because he normally doesn't like salads.
- Tomato and cucumber gazpacho: Light, refreshing, and full of flavor.
- Pork roast with gravy: This was just insane. Super tender pork with crackling(!!), delicious gravy, and perfectly roasted potatoes and apples. Like something you'd find at the best British pub.
- Bouillabaisse: Yes, I ordered a French dish at a British restaurant in Spain. And it was wonderful. The best seafood stew I've ever had. The fish was perfectly cooked, and bread dipped in the broth was briny magic.
- Caramel and cinnamon custard: Exactly what it sounds like, only BETTER. To die for. I wanted to lick my bowl.
- Pear and rosemary cake: A lighter dessert but still very tasty.
At 25-30 euros per person, it's not cheap, but for the quality and quantity of food you get, it's 100% worth it. Our waiter was friendly and very patient with our poor Spanish skills. The restaurant was absolutely packed with locals, and it never died down, long after lunch was over. Try to finagle a reservation here if you can, but even if you can't, I would wait hours to eat here again.