I just popped in here this morning. It's always super packed, so I was happy to see it not so busy on a Sunday morning. The space is really beautiful - amazing wood paneling that creates a great vintage tavern feel. There are no real spots to sit, but a thin bar that goes around the whole space to stand at. The atmosphere is very true to the types of tapa places you would stumble onto in Spain, it really is like a spot at the Rastro in Madrid. I had a cafe solo to go, which was absolutely delicious. The food looked amazing - they have many of the tapas displayed, which makes choosing easier. Again, loads of traditional Spanish options - bacaloa on toast, sardines with peppers, octopus in oil etc., Oh and of course jamon! I'll be back to eat, the only downside is this place is already so popular it's nearly impossible to get in.