Bossa — Restaurant in Tarifa

I have walked many times by this little bar (and restaurant) during my many stays in Tarifa. After I finally decided to venture inside have a coffee and to use Bossa’s much-appreciated strong WiFi signal. Afterwards, I broke down and enjoyed a "Happy Hour" mojito which was delicious and almost half the price of other bars in town.

Bossa is located just inside the archway entrance to the old area of Tarifa--Puerta de Jerez. Inside Bossa there is a smaller separate room next to the main bar area and a few small tables are outside. It is a gathering place for the English-speaking expatriates who live in Tarifa.

Service was fairly prompt even though there was only one person working, and Bossa had several other customers while I was there.

On my most recent glance at the menu posted outside, I noticed its dish of the day was a curry served with rice for 6.50 Euros, which is very reasonable for any place in this small...

Basically pig ignorant English expats running this place, my daughter 8 needed to use the toilet to inject insulin, we were rudely stopped by an old busy body of an English man then a rude younger English girl who asked us what we wanted. I explained I needed my daughter to use toilet and she rudely replied you could have asked. The older man then replied scam artists we want customers not scam artists. Do not darken the doors ,the rudest people I have ever met ,thank god England isn't...

We actually thought it was a joke. The staff rudeness, only surpassed by the terrible food. We entered smiling and left bemused!

We ordered a simple nachos dish, with beef, it was not good - the entire experience left a really nasty taste in our mouths.

PS In reply to your response, I have noted above the food and to say you think we have the wrong place is astounding as I can see I am not the only person to have been blindsided by the attitude...