This place had been on my bookmark list for a while so I gave it a try while a friend was visiting from out of town.
Upon my entrance I thought the decor was so cozy, rustic and welcoming. People looked cool and young. So I thought this place was right up my alley. Little that I know that I was about to have one of the worst meals I've ever had.
I ordered the Chimichurri Bloody Ceaser.. There were way too many unknown "seeds" in it making it difficult to drink.
Oyster were yummy.. But it's mother nature's creation. You can't ruin that.
Our paella was a disaster. The rice was raw, and DRENCHED in oil. Unseasoned, bland... I added salt, pepper, hot sauce... Nothing could save it. After waiting a long while for it I ultimately had to send it back.. We both did.
The waiter politely offered me to order something else.. So I ordered the tagliatelle.
That was another disaster. Long strings of pasta swimming in oil. I could scoop up full spoons of oil!! It was inedible. I didn't eat it.
My friend ordered a salad to replace his paella so he was safe.
Don't be fooled by these positive reviews on here. I took a closer look today and they are mostly tourist reviews.. American tourists. They love greasy food. That pool of oil my pasta was swimming in... Well I'm sure they call that a "sauce". I'm an avid foodie. I've dined at top rated restaurants all over the world. But let me tell you that the $61 tiny paella is not what paella should taste like.
Our bill was $260 without tip and I left completely famished.