This very small, quintessentially Spanish bar, with no seats and numerous photos of matadors and flamenco dancers, seems out of place surrounded by the tourist shops and overshadowed by the Mezquita. Its appearance—and its prices—are part of its charm. Tapas, such as morcillo Iberico (Iberian blood sausage) and bocadillos (sandwiches; literally "little mouthfuls") are excellent in quality and value, while the Santos tortilla de patata (potato omelet) is renowned and celebrated both for its taste and heroic thickness.
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