Sabor — Restaurant in Pájara

DO NOT VISIT!! RUDE PEOPLE THAT ASSAULTED MY MUM BY GRABBING HER, SCRATCHING HER ARM AND TAKING HER SUNGLASSES OFF HER FACE AS BLACKMAIL!!!! We arrived at el pared to visit the beach as we heard it was lovely, visited cafe plan b for a coffee and some drinks, staff weren’t particularly friendly but didn’t think anything of it, we used their toilet and there wasn’t a problem. After popping down to the beach we went back to the cafe to use the toilet as we had already bought drinks from them and didn’t think it would be a problem. The woman, who I assume is the owner grabbed my mum’s arms and scratched them, leaving marks. She was shouting that we needed to pay 2 euros if we were to use the toilets, this wasn’t made clear before we used the toilet. My mum tried to explain that she didn’t have any money on her so she’d get it from my dad but the woman didn’t speak English. She then proceeded to grab my mum’s prescription sunglasses off her face and said she wouldn’t give them back until we pay. Do not give these nutters...

Well what can you say about this place ru n by a German couple who are extremely rude and aggressive!!!!!!. It's not called plan b for no reason CLEARLY PLAN A failed. Went there today to eat, arrived and wet the loo, came out to look for a table and there wasn't as they were all reserved even where the owner liked to sit. So we left only to be chased down the ramp by a guy telling us to come back, we thought it was for a table but no he was demanding 2 euros to use the loo. We explained we were going to eat but couldn't find a table suddenly he got angry and told us 'You must pay' then he assaulted me pushing me behind the bar threatening to call the police. I told him to call the police as he was holding us against out will. We then threw them 5 euros and got out. Not what we've ever experienced before. STAY CLEAR ESPICIALLY IF YOU...

The place does live up to its name, but that's where the irony ends as there is no alternative in town.It's clear that this place has a monopoly; quite pricey and lacking character and atmosphere. Asking 2,60 for a nespresso-capsule cappuccino; well okay. Promoting a Friday Eve BBQ without mentioning a reservation requirement; that's a bit odd. There's nothing wrong with Germans of course, but for such an authentic Spanish seaside town, a Spanish restaurant would add to the experience. We ended up in a German BBQ party with just drinks for us to order. Our Plan B? Homemade food in the Caravan. With...