Restaurante La Alegría

Aistė Bumblauskienė★★★★★

Very nice food, we were for lunch , had lentejas caseras and chipirones fritos .

wida satrijo★★★★

Nice place in commercial area near hotels.

MiguelM★★★★

A typical neighborhood restaurant for a no-fuss set menu. We had the set menu for 14 euros, and the portions were generous and quite good, nothing fancy. First courses: Russian salad and red pepper and onion salad. Second courses: breaded cod and entrecote steak. Desserts: orange cake and pudding. The food was served quickly, and they were quite busy. The service was attentive and very friendly. The restaurant has two floors, with a dining room. The only thing I didn't like was that some people were offered a complimentary shot, while others weren't.

SILVIA FERNÁNDEZ DÍAZ★★★★

It's a neighborhood bar and restaurant. I haven't been able to go for a while. I've never had the set menu, but I've seen people eating generous portions and saying they were good. I like their coffee, and they usually have porras (a type of churro) and churros. I like the torreznos (fried pork belly) as an appetizer. And if I've ordered a toast or a larger portion lately, it's been very good. The prices are typical for this neighborhood. The waiters have always treated me very well, especially Juanjo, Jose, and María. Although sometimes there are too many staff changes. I forgot to mention th