Hostal La Parrilla Monegros II — Restaurant in Bujaraloz

Ah, where do I begin with our delightful experience at Hotel La Parrilla's restaurant? Well, let's start with the kids' menu, shall we? Apparently, ordering pasta for a child translates to an avalanche of French fries. Quite the culinary adventure for our little one, I must say!

Now, onto the main event - the adult menu. Picture this: a tortoise passing a hare, but in reverse. While my family finished their first courses, I was still patiently waiting for mine an hour later. Who needs fast food when you can have slow- food right ?

But fear not, dear reader, for when I dared to express my discontent, I was met with the empathetic response of, "I dont think you can talk to manager because she is busy." Clearly, my hunger pangs were interrupting their manager's busy schedule of... well, who knows?

Finally, the pièce de résistance: the manager herself graced us with her presence, and oh, what a performance it was! With the grace of a bull in a china shop, she kindly reminded us that we should be eternally grateful for the honor of being considered customers instead of being turned away at the door. How could we have been so blind to the privilege bestowed to us basic humans.

And just when I thought the curtain was about to fall on this tragicomedy, the manager delivered the grand finale by instructing her waiter to refrain from stooping to the level of us mere mortals. Ah, what a heartwarming display of hospitality!

In conclusion, if you're looking for a dining experience that combines the thrill of a culinary roulette ( servung fries instead of pasta) with the theatrics of a soap opera, Hotel La Parrilla's restaurant is the place for you. Just be sure to bring your patience and a sturdy sense of humor - you'll need both...

Without question, the worst place I have ever spent the night! (and I have slept under a bivvy, in a ditch, whilst on forces training)||I am writing this review at 2:00 with music pumping from the restaurant downstairs, having not yet had a wink of sleep, but that’s not the best of it, not by far.||When we checked in, it was as if the place was being opened for the first time in 50 years. It had a perfume that was both musty and unpleasant.||My room, equipped with a double and single bed, still had the previous occupants underwear in the top of the wardrobe.||We asked if food was served in the bar/restaurant and were told, with the assistance of a calculator and Google translate, that the restaurant opened at 9pm. Longer than we were willing to wait to eat, so we dined in a restaurant 10km away. ||On our return, the ‘tumble weed’ town of Bujaraloz had turned into carnival - the restaurant was full, the music was thumping, and that has continued from our return at 10pm, until this very moment.||The bed is hard as nails, the room is only vaguely clean, but these issues run much deeper, and are based on a lack of any common courtesy or hosting ability.||We were due to stay for 2 nights but if I never saw this shabby excuse of a hotel again, it would...

Without question, the worst place I have ever spent the night! (and I have slept under a bivvy, in a ditch, whilst on forces training)||I am writing this review at 2:00 with music pumping from the restaurant downstairs, having not yet had a wink of sleep, but that’s not the best of it, not by far.||When we checked in, it was as if the place was being opened for the first time in 50 years. It had a perfume that was both musty and unpleasant.||My room, equipped with a double and single bed, still had the previous occupants underwear in the top of the wardrobe.||We asked if food was served in the bar/restaurant and were told, with the assistance of a calculator and Google translate, that the restaurant opened at 9pm. Longer than we were willing to wait to eat, so we dined in a restaurant 10km away. ||On our return, the ‘tumble weed’ town of Bujaraloz had turned into carnival - the restaurant was full, the music was thumping, and that has continued from our return at 10pm, until this very moment.||The bed is hard as nails, the room is only vaguely clean, but these issues run much deeper, and are based on a lack of any common courtesy or hosting ability.||We were due to stay for 2 nights but if I never saw this shabby excuse of a hotel again, it would...