Leyga

Efrain Montanez★★★★★

On our last morning before flying out, we walked over to this spot from our hotel. It felt like a true neighborhood hangout—one of those places where everyone seems to know each other. The man behind the counter, who appeared to be both the server and the cook, greeted his regulars by name and had their orders going before they even sat down. Most of the customers looked like locals grabbing a quick breakfast before heading to work. We arrived right as they opened, and the menu was simple but classic. We had toast with crushed tomato, fresh-squeezed orange juice, coffee, and churros—nothing f

K. Rid★

We were there but the man at the counter made no effort whatsoever to accomodate us at a table. In addition, he made the impression to not want to work or welcome people at all. Even he told us to go away, when service and restaurant were still open. No recommendation! Go to Brisket or Murillo instead, are around the corner

Aleksandra Zalewska (Atelier Podróży)★★★★★

Local experience with tasty food and great attitude towards kids

Richard R★★★★

A busy neighborhood hole in the wall full of locals and very few tourists. A 14 euro fixed price lunch is the only option for lunch but you will enjoy the good basic options.