I will not mention anything about the food or service as we ran away from this restaurant as far as we could. The music was so loud you could listen from almost half the island. I don't know how this is even allowed in a marine reserve. Are not the other chiringuitos fed up with you? You ruin the whole experience. "Reply to your answer. The fact that you had a private event doesn't allow you to have the music at that volume level. I believe that the other restaurants, even though you say they are like family, were affected by your event. It's funny that you mention this. I arrived at 13:15 and the music was already very loud. When I left at 18:30, the music was still very loud. It would be better to be honest and say, "I'm sorry, there was an event, thanks for the feedback…,"., instead of being sarcastic. RECOGNIZING MISTAKES IS WISE. I wish you all the best in your business, because you definitely need it. Your low score overall is not only because of me, but because of the (seemingly) poor service that you provide. Be happy, my friend! And remember, the island...
Read moreExpensive, but great for the novelty and, of course, amazing views.
We managed to make a 3.30 trip out on a fantastically sunny day but as the owner of the ferry mentioned on arrival, you've got one hour and a bit - until 5pm - to do your thing. This doesnt leave much time for anything else.
We asked one of the folks working the floor at this restaurant what they could do in forty five minutes and to be fair to them, they did push out two plates in that time along with a few drinks. The food for a tiny island is dear - twelve for a plate of cheese, twelve for a pan of around fifteen shellfish, and twenty one for what looked like squid or cuttlefish (i cant be sure as i didn't order it and forgot to ask!) with the grand total for three beers and that coming to over sixty euros. We took the third plate away in plastic as they didnt managed to make it on time, having tried very hard. Nice...
Read moreA bit disappointed. We ordered some things in the menu and one of them was bread with alioli sauce and tomato, which was indicated in the menu as 2.50€. At the time to pay it turns out that they charged us the sauces separately despite not saying anything like that in the menu and only that turned ou to be like 5.50€. We tried to ask the waiter about it and gestured to him but he ignored us and when we got up and went up to him to ask about it he said that the price was per unit, which still didn't make any sense by looking at the bill. This is a trap to charge tourists extra for things that aren't even included in the menu... Edit to the reply: no, in the menu the bread was clearly included with the sauce and we didn't order any extra sauces. This type of trick is quite common for tourists...
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