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I would have liked to write a review of the restaurant, but upon our arrival, the staff had no record of our reservation. I'm not sure if this was an issue with Opentable or La Tasca, but it created an awkward situation for us in the restaurant.

The food and cocktails were fine... nothing to write home about. The service, however, was pretty poor. The food took a while to arrive, and for some reason they kept bringing out food and drinks to other tables and bringing items we did not order to ours.

Awful service food arrived an hour and ten mins after ordering. That's very poor for a tapas restaurant. Staff kept saying the manager would be over to talk to us but he never did. It wasn't even that busy either. Food was ok but whole experience destroyed by slow service and no explanation unless I chased. Eventually they gave us a free bottle of wine which was nice but damage was done by then.

My wife and I have dined regularly in this restaurant since 2007 so we were particularly disappointed on this occasion with the standard of the food. The chrizo we ordered was served with the casing still on which made it very tough to eat. The tortilla was served cold rather than hot which is the norm. The tapas potions seem to be getting smaller. All in all, a very disappointing experience following a pleasant visit to the theatre.

my wife and I have gedimt regularly in this restaurant since 2007, so we are particularly disappointed in this opportunity with the standard of eating. the chorzo we ordered was served with the shell where it was very difficult to eat. the tortilla was served cold instead of hot, which is the norm. the tapas drops seem to be getting smaller and smaller. all in all, a very disappointing experience after a pleasant visit at the theater.

day dinner with friends and an attempt to unravel the secrets of the tapas. very simple, the 4 of us divided 12 dishes, consisting of a lot of food. a lot for everyone and entertaining. the waitresses were Spanish and very pleasant and helpful, although with my friends bristolian humor had some hardships. only at the bottom was a slight lack of atmosphere where not many people attended. the venue itself is very beautiful and a few customers would have created a better ambiente.

Weekday lunch with friends, and an attempt to unravel the mysteries of tapas. Very easy really, the 4 of us shared 12 dishes, consisting of a wide range of foods. Plenty for all and entertaining. The waitresses were Spanish, and very pleasant and helpful, although had some difficulty with my friends Bristolian humour. Only downside was a slight lack of atmosphere with not many people taking lunch. The venue itself is very nice, and a few more customers would have created a better ambience.

The service at this restaurant was very good, but the food took an hour and ten minutes to arrive after we placed our order, which is not acceptable for a tapas restaurant. The staff kept saying the manager was coming to talk to us, but he never did, even though the restaurant wasn't very busy. The meal itself was decent, but the slow service and lack of communication really detracted from the overall experience. The one redeeming factor was that they ended up giving us a free bottle of wine, which was a nice gesture, but unfortunately it was corked.

The restaurant service we received was probably one of the worst I have ever experienced! We arrived at 8 and shortly after our waitress took our order, but forgot to put it through. We waited for an hour without any drinks or starters! When our order was finally put through, our starters and mains came out at the same time after 45 minutes, with not enough room on the table. The waitress also forgot to take our dessert order at the beginning, and after our mains, she informed us that two desserts on the set menu were sold out. It took an additional 20 minutes to sort out the dessert situation. When we were ready to pay, she took one card payment and then started taking another table's payme...