Prices for everyone which is probably why the locals like it as much as the tourists. You can spend just $1US and get a glass of Spanish wine and a free tapa-- or be a wine snob and order an expensive bottle (there's beer and a food menu too). It's also a place where you can go by yourself (as a female, I really appreciate this) and be perfectly comfortable. If you want to be alone fine- if you want to meet people, it's easy...and the staff are friendly too. If you're staying awhile-- make friends with the staff! The free tapas can be hit or miss, but I notice that when I go with a local who is a regular-- the tapas are the best. Coincidence? Who cares, I'm not usually much of a bar person, but this is a place I enjoy. I love their choice of music and the ability to have a frugal night out with my local friends. Oh yeah, don't expect tapas like you had in Madrid or San Sebastián (pinxtos). These are the real thing. The original tapas were just a slice of bread with a smear of something savory-- a simple vegetable capanata or a thin slice of salami with a drizzle of herbed oil. If you want dinner-- order it... don't complain about the free tapas!