Not only was the ambiance super cool, food was awesome. The place was recommended by the concierge at the Ritz who said this was a great spot for cocktails/food and frequented by locals. It also had a sister restaurant next door which has a more French menu while this place is more of a Spanish/French menu.
The interior stone walls with Spanish art and wood beam ceilings were cool. We sat near the window where we could see passerbys in the Old Town area. The bar was packed with what looked to be locals who just got off of work enjoying drinks with friends.
The handcrafted cocktails took awhile to prepare but well worth the wait. The book of cocktails had its own interesting character. My colleague and I started with an assortment of appetizers including foie gras, beef tartare, and oysters. All were delicious. For my main entree, I ordered the blackened cod which was prepared very well.
Love this place. Hope to try the sister restaurant on my next visit to this cool city.