Nibbles of scrap meat and chopped veggies. No good presentation or remarkable tastes.
The owner is a gentle guy (who turned out to be backward and stubborn in his response) but does not know how to entertain international visitors with appropriate dishes to be shared. It is just pathetic.
And, he "disappeared" most of time and no one was paying attentions to our table, while we were hungry instantly.
"Waiting service"was non-existent. Very amateurish. And, he calls it his local way. It is clearly a standard issue.
Very disappointed is my kindest review. Everyone thought it was quite bad. We were Europeans, Americans and Asians.
I think they should have their culinary experience and their standard rechecked.
Level up to the 21st century standard of the goal that meets and provi de a good food experience. They do not know serving who or what.
My rating is dropped from 2 to 1 after the owner not being wise in responding in English, when he barely spoke a word last night, btw.
We are all middle-aged with extensive travel experiences, weeks of Camino walk in Spain, already. We had much better dinner in Nahera, Logrono, Sahagun, even at a little pension community meals, somewhere along the way, all "in Spain," unlike his assumptiom that we are new to the local cuisines. By far, we all agreed that this was the worst dinner from this trip individually we have experienced. He probably is too proud to check his quality and service, cannot seem to take the criticism in his heart.
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