Restaurante El Ancla Del Cotillo — Restaurant in La Oliva

Food was okayish, but the "service" is unbelievably bad. One waitress works completely without a system, seems super stressed, but if she did her work with a plan, she wouldn't have to run around like a startled chicken. Other colleagues (three of them) first say that you cannot order from them, then take orders at the other table a few minutes later. If every waitress had their fixed tables, it would work easily. But so you wait. And wait. After half an hour we were allowed to order. After another 10 minutes, the next table tells her that they would like to order - Answer: I don't have time right now. What is your job again? We ordered bread with Aioli - guess what, they just served the bread, we never got the Aioli. Additionally there was broken glass all over the floor. Never again. There are so many good restaurants in this area, three of them right across the street. We wouldn't even go into this hole if every other restaurant was closed. Then we'd prefer dry bread from the...

New ripoff central in El Cotillo? With a few bars closed on tuesday, we decided to give this place a try. Arriving at 7.50, we sat down and ordered 1 beer, a jarra and a glass of wine. We asked for a menu. All we got in return was a bluster of spanish saying drinks only! But the elderly male dropped a menu at the table. Prices were way to high so we drank up and asked for the bill. 7.50. Bit pricey but OK, the change from a 10 note was 50 cents. I stopped the waiter and asked where was the missing 2 euros. (It has been known to give British the wrong change). An elderly female said mistake, the bill was for 9.50. I said we only had 1 beer and a glass of wine. She replied, Si, una jarra. A jarra isnt even a pint, its 1/2 a litre, 3 euros at the most. ...

Very good fish. Other food, caĺamres, bread, souces, were not tasty. Good live music artists - no annoying music. But what made it actuall torture: The music was so loud, is was major concert volume. It was impossible to just eat in peace. We were both wearing earplugs and headphones for noise protection. The stone street ground was shaking, that is how loud the music was. We talk to waiter, he pretended to not understand anything - he is kind of arrogant. We talked to the waitress she said she does not talk to the arists. We talked to the artists/musicians, they were fine turning the volume down a bit. It was very stressful and very expansive, when it could have been nice. If the personal cared at all about thair costumers. Some. Top 5 worst service I have...