I drove 50 minutes today to meet a former colleague so we could catch up. Traffic getting thru Dallas on a Saturday morning - you can imagine. And parking at Legacy Shops wasn't easy. But when I walked in the door at 11am and the place wasn't packed yet, I was so happy. I needed some attention. And we both got it. The decor is so beautiful, I felt very comfortable in this place immediately. The bright colors, the atmosphere, the different seating styles; take your pick. We were greeted nicely by the hostess and showed to a table but of course I picked another one, which didn't bother her at all, thank you. Our server Amanda greeted us promptly and explained the menu and made everything sound so yummy! I can't speak for the level of service when they are busy, but Amanda checked us very often, kept the food coming and made sure that we were pleased with our selections. She spoke to us, didn't rush us. We choose many dishes! and the sangria was so good - I normally am not a fan of sangria, so I chose the white and was pleasantly surprised - try it, you'll love it! You MUST try the serrano ham croquettes - an explosion of flavor in your mouth! They look like hush puppies but when you bite into them, it is soft and flavorful omgee. I loved them best of all. By the time they brought out the brunch paella (it takes a while to make), we were full and I only ate a couple of bites. We asked for doggie bags for the paella and Amanda asked if we'd like the potatoes also. We said sure, why not. We did order dessert after a bit - flan for my friend and I wanted the creme brulee. I wasn't crazy about it being served cold, I've only had it hot. It just seemed off. The manager happened to be walking by and saw that I had pushed it to the middle of the table after only a couple of bites. She asked me if I didn't like it. I said, no I didn't. She offered me something else instead, she was very kind. I appreciated her attention. I hated to leave, I could have stayed there for hours but needed to get home. Later, when I opened my bag and took out the 2 little boxes, I found 2 boxes of potatoes, no paella at all. I assume my friend received the paella. I wanted to cry! Only two bites (and we had split the $100+ bill,ha)... so in future, check your boxes before you leave a restaurant. I will have to see how I can get a paella from them way down here in Mesquite. Regardless, check out this place, I don't think you'll be disappointed. Good management is going on here!