TL;DR: Tourists be aware - food is slightly above average but the service is pretty disappointing. You can get better food elsewhere without being constantly ignored by the waiters or have your orders completely forgotten about.

We were excited to try this place out after reading many good reviews - this was our first tapas experience in Spain. On a busy Sunday afternoon, we were able to get a table after waiting for 15 minutes.

Once we were seated, we ordered everything within the first 10 minutes - 6 tapas and our drinks. The first tapas came in 25 minutes, another came 15 minutes after the first, but the rest never came, even after an hour of waiting - during which we saw 2 - 3 groups of locals arrive after us and ordered, got their food, ate and left the restaurant.

We tried asking a couple waiters, some "didn't see" us even though they were walking past our table, some told us that the food was coming in 1 minute (which wasn't the case). We tried to cancel the rest of the items but was informed that it wasn't possible. During this time, the server of our table ended his shift and took off.

Finally, after waiting 1h+ for the remaining 4 tapas, I had approached another server and asked, in my frustrated Spanish, where the food was and how the majority of the items hadn't arrived. He had clearly not been briefed by his colleague who left - we had to tell him which dishes were served and which not.

Fortunately, my frustrated Spanish must've worked some kind of magic, because bam, those missing 4 dishes showed up within 15 minutes. Here's the kicker: if they could whip those up and get them to us so quick, why the long wait in the first place?

When it came time to settle up, getting a server's attention was like trying to catch a unicorn. Not just for us, but for another bewildered tourist couple too. We gave up and went to the bar to pay.

So, here's the deal – this place seems to be doing just fine without us tourists. We won't be making a comeback anytime soon.