Popped in to grab a take-away coffee, around 8:30 am Sunday. The place was quite busy, staff friendly, and looked like a nice place. Can't really comment on the food, but the coffee was pretty average. Would try again.

We are building a house close by, and as I have an Entertainment Book, we thought we would start visiting our soon to be local restaurants when we go out to visit our new house each weekend. We walked in yesterday (Sunday) to see if they had a spare table for 2, luckily for us, they happened to have 2!! Right from the start, the place was great, the service was impeccable, the waitress really knew her stuff, and was so helpful with our decisions - how many Tapas plates to order, and what wine we would like. The food was fantastic, I'm really looking forward to going back and trying some other dishes. Love, love, love this place.

A girlfriend chose this place as she had heard it was beautifully fit-out and had great food. Yes, the interior is stunning - far more fitting Subiaco than Guildford to be honest. However, that is where the compliments end.

The wait staff were haughty, rolled eyes and not very helpful when it came to choosing food.

The menu was very limited, rather cryptic and it was very hard to find something to order that would taste good.

The servings were a joke. We all sat gape-mouthed when the first plate came out - except it was not a plate. I kid you not, a tiny serving of chorizo sausage was served in what appeared to be a sardine tin. That, my friend, cost $10 and meant that 6 of us had one slice of sausage each. It got more ridiculous from there. The food was average to tasty - I have had far better tapas elsewhere, but the cost is what got to us.

Funnily, the waitress had said 'We want you to leave so full that you won't go to Alfred's'. Sadly, that is where we DID go after we left, because after a couple of hundred dollars for all 6 of us, we were STARVING.

Yes Jezebelle, you are very, very pretty. But, you lack substance and value for money. We will not be coming back. Infact, my girlfriends and I now use the word 'chorizo' to mean something very small and lacking in value. :(

Approximate cost: $6 people = $200