I have been here several times, and have only had the paella. I like the atmosphere, but the service has been a little slow the last couple of times. The paella is good, so I will continue to return if only for that.

The meal started off well with a very good $50.00 bottle of wine (which you can find at Costco for $15). For appetizers we had ham "croquettes" and "cheese balls" which were good, but nothing special. My father asked for a medium term "Filet Mignon". When his plate arrived, the meat looked HORRIBLE! It was extremely overcooked, dry and burnt.... More

Great Restaurant but the service is too slow. Should have more attention to the guests. Needs to call them to come to the table.

Lovely atmosphere ..rich wood. German tile motifs ....beer steins and paella! Always fun;great wait staff and great deserts! A cab $$ride for your average tourist but worth the cost.

Liked service, Spanish food is ok. Could be better, at least locality is historic and not expensive.

This is a classy restaurant with a Bavarian look in the outside, very elegant from the inside, with an extensive menu where you can choose between German, Spanish and local dishes. Impeccable service, a little bit pricey but totally worth it.

The waiter basically refused to serve us because he was too busy and a waiter from another section had to go and take our order. At least the paella was extremely good!!!

Back when I was a kid I always looked forward to the food here. It was good for the price you paid. Now the place has fallen down hill way down hill. The service is snobby and the food just lacks professionalism. We got a paella that was dry and expensive plus a spanish tortilla that literally made me laugh... More

Love this little place with a good atmosphere, very good service, and great menu. We all had paella and it was fantastic. AND, at the end of the dinner they had a flaminco (sp?) group with two beautiful young ladies dancing with a few fellas playing instruments/singing. VERY cool. Strongly suggest.