Excellent tapas and a lively bar await at this restaurant run by the fifth generation of a family of celebrated restaurateurs (Enrique's brother Jesus owns Becerrita). The menu focuses on traditional, home-cooked Andalusian dishes, such as pez espada al amontillado (swordfish cooked in dark sherry) and cordero a la miel con espinacas (honey-glazed lamb stuffed with spinach and pine nuts). Don't miss the cumin seed-laced espinacas con garbanzos (spinach with chickpeas).
Reviewed by fishfish from UK on 3/29/07
Pleasant, authentic restaurant, supposedly high reputation spoiled by food that is less than memorable (though still good), less than friendly service and quite high prices.
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