Restaurant L'Oca — Restaurant in Sitges

We got take out tonight from here and when ordering I indicated I wanted a can of Diet Coke. I believe the guy said Coke Zero to me and I said yes. We paid. We waited for our food then the man said they only had Coca Cola or beers. When I said no, I wanted a zero calorie soda he got clearly annoyed and when I asked for my money for the soda back became even more so. We took our food and thanked him and got silence in return. Then when we got home and opened the food it was a not as expected - the bread with tomato and garlic was a toasted hard piece of bread with a raw single tomato shoved atop it and a raw clove of garlic you had to peel off the outer skin. It was a disgrace to pay extra and they literally took a single raw cherry tomato and grabbed a single clove of garlic from the bulb and shoved it on top of the bread and wrapped it up and gave it to us. The salads were fine, nothing special. Same with the roasted tomatoes (cheese wasn’t cooked well) and roasted pepper sides. The chicken was good but that’s about all that was really special...

We came here for a late dinner on Saturday 17 August and we were very impressed with the restaurant.

It was very busy, despite it being late in the evening, but this did not affect the atmosphere, the service or the quality of the food or drink.

Our waitress was called Aylen who was an absolute super star from the start. Despite how busy the restaurant was she had the biggest smile and made us feel incredibly welcome, was very attentive, made suggestions from the menu and even took the time to teach us how to prepare / eat the Catalonia bread starter. We had to ask for nothing with Aylen who genuinely went above and beyond for all the customers she was waiting on … we’d go back for her alone.

A wonderful restaurant which we will absolutely visit again on future trips.

Can’t recommend it or...

We have chosen this restaurant for our dinner. It was horrible...At first we ordered some starter, which included a sort of bruschetta bread but instead we got just four regular slices of bread with four whole tomatoes and four unpeeled garlic peaces. My sister ordered a toast with artishocks and goat-cheese. But I came as a Baguette with fish and goat-cheese. It didn't taste good at all. The Cesar Salad, which my mom ordered, was served with tuna?!?! And it was very small and all that for 12€??? No Cesar ever was served with fish. The menu wasn't translated well. My food, chicken fingers with fries, tasted as it was frozen before and wasn't good as well. VERY SMALL PROTIONS. I cannot recommend this restaurant to any tourist,...