The fried squid was spot on&mdash;crispy, salty, just right. The paella was solid too, though I wish they&rsquo;d given us a bit more of the socarrat. Service did drag a little once the place filled up, but nothing crazy. Prices felt slightly steep for what it was, but the quality&rsquo;s consistent. I&rsquo;d come back if I&rsquo;m in the area and craving seafood.

Goulash was solid, hot chocolate even better. Place was quiet, almost empty when I walked in. Felt like I had the whole spot to myself. Service was chill, no rush. Good enough for a random stop.

Came in on a quiet afternoon and the seating was really comfortable&mdash;those booths are actually nice to sit in for a while. We ordered the milanesa and it was solid, nothing crazy but fine. Service was okay that day, though I remember another time it took forever to get the bill. Place has a decent vibe for just hanging out.

Came in for a quick lunch, pasta arrabbiata was solid. Sauce had a real kick, not that watery stuff you get in some places. Coffee was Lavazza, so you know it&#39;s decent. Place was a bit busy but service kept up fine. Nothing fancy, just a good honest meal.

The ossobuco pie was the star &mdash; flaky crust, rich filling, came out hot. Service kept things moving without hovering. Wine list had a decent Malbec that paired well with the braised meat. Tapas-style ordering worked in our favor, let us try a few things without overcommitting. Place got a bit loud later, but that&rsquo;s on us for staying past the quiet hour.

We came in early for dinner, which works better for us. The staff was really patient and friendly, even when we took our time deciding. Had the grilled fish and it was cooked just right. Only thing is the place got a bit noisy as it filled up, but that&#39;s expected. Comfortable seating too, which I always appreciate.

Been coming here for a while now, and the osso buco is still as tender as the first time I tried it. They even made gluten-free chip&aacute;s fresh on the spot, which I didn&rsquo;t expect. Service held up fine even with our big group. Place gets busy, but they handle it well. Solid choice if you&rsquo;re in the area.

The burrata was good but came out a bit cold. Pizza was decent. Staff handled our big group well, that was the best part honestly.

The homemade pasta was the real deal. Got the gnocchi and it was soft, pillowy, exactly what I wanted. Portion was generous too, left full. The free bread with dips was a nice touch, and they brought limoncello after. Micaela took care of us, super attentive. Solid spot for simple, honest food.

Salmon ravioli was solid, grilled seafood platter even better. Free starter was a nice touch. Bit pricey though.

We sat outside with our dog and they even brought water for her. Food was solid, prices fair for the area. Just expect a wait if you go at peak time.

Pizza was solid, ham and bell pepper came hot enough. Just wished more peppers on it. Faina was meh but olives saved it. Would order again.

Service was quick and friendly. Sweetbreads were solid, decent portions. Cash discount helps.

Stopped by for a casual dinner with a friend and honestly the owners were so nice. They made one dish gluten-free for me without making it a big deal, which I really appreciated. The Merluson Bruna was super tasty, and we ended up staying longer than planned just chatting. Wine list was solid too. Only thing is it got a bit warm inside, but nothing crazy. Would come back for sure.

Solid spot to hang with friends, wifi never let us down and the coffee did the job. Prices are a little steep though, but we still stayed for hours 😅

The food was good, generous portions too. But honestly the prices are a bit steep compared to other places around Caril&oacute;. If you don&#39;t mind paying more, the setting is really charming though. I&#39;d probably come back for a special treat, not as a regular spot.

Service was solid, Mariana and Ra&uacute;l handled everything well. Food was decent but overpriced for the portions. Drinks saved the meal.

The picada platter is a solid pick&mdash;lots of food for the price, cold cuts were on point. Service dragged a bit once it filled up, but I wasn&rsquo;t mad about it.

The apple tart with vanilla ice cream is still my favorite thing here. Not on the menu, so you gotta ask for it. Consistent every single time.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Got the catch of the day, pretty fresh. The owner knows his stuff about the ocean, even told me a bit about the local area. Food came out fast, which I appreciated. Place is small but fine for a solo bite. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The Lord of the Rings decor is spot on&mdash;lots of little details without being too much. Really liked the IPA too. Staff were friendly.

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