This place is great if you're a fan of Spanish food. Their tapas menu is extensive and interesting (the potatas bravas with paprika and aoili particarly tasty), their meal selection smaller and good without being exciting (the paella is not for those, like me, who are of limited spice/pepper tolerance though it is tasty enough for them to keep trying to eat it) and their dessert delectable. Try the churros. Really, do. If, like me, you can't eat gluten, try and order just the little shot glass of dipping chocolate. Awesome. You'll feel hit by a chocolate truck, but a tasty chocolate truck. The drinks list is also extensive, featuring many spanish wines and cocktails. A little pricey and hard to get a table sometimes, this place is worth at least a try for a light lunch or supper.

Approximate cost: $25