We ended up at this place because it was one of the few open during siesta time. The service was below average. Nowadays, in many major European travel destinations, it seems like they don’t want tourists, and in many places, the staff act like they’re doing you a favor by serving you. We entered and asked if we could have some tapas. The lady at the counter was nice and told us to sit down, saying someone would be with us soon. Time passed, and eventually, a guy came and asked what we wanted. We told him we wanted some Spanish tortilla, and he responded that it was with the lady at the bar—he only served drinks. So, we went to get the Spanish omelette, and it was the worst I’ve ever had in my life. It was dry and heated in the microwave, which made it worse. The rest of the food was pre-made; nothing was fresh. I can’t comment on the entire menu, but the Spanish omelette is a staple of Spanish cuisine, and serving something so dry and tasteless is a really bad experience. I can only imagine how bad the rest of the items are. .