Jasper M
Google
A solid restaurant, but a bit of a tourist trap.
My recent dinner at Mooma was a bit of a mixed bag. The restaurant has a great reputation and is clearly very popular, but I left feeling a little underwhelmed.
On the positive side, the food was quite good. The ingredients were fresh, and the dishes were well-prepared. However, the overall experience felt very geared towards mass tourism. The service was incredibly fast, with dishes arriving almost as soon as we ordered them. This efficiency, while impressive, made the meal feel rushed and impersonal.
For what we received, the price was on the higher side for this part of Spain. Given the restaurant's acclaim, I was expecting a more authentic and relaxed dining experience. Instead, it felt more like a slick, high-volume operation.
If you're looking for a decent meal and don't mind a bustling, tourist-focused atmosphere, Mooma is a perfectly acceptable choice. However, if you're seeking a more genuine taste of the region and a leisurely dinner, you might want to look elsewhere. It's a good restaurant, but not the great one I was hoping for.