Great spot for shopping, surrounded by restaurants and cozy cafés!

Great shopping complex with everything you may need. Also have entertainment section - movies, food etc. If you are in the area why not go have a look

Usually a great place to be at, except Saturdays evening that’s totally crowded!

Love to go there. You can have fun and also quite time when needed

Beautiful place to shop and eat 💞

I LOVE THIS EXPERIENCES, REPROGRAMMING, TO THE FUTURE, 2030s, NAKED EYE and MORE COOLEST SITES in Port Venice in Saragossa!

Lots of available options to eat, from Spanish food, to Italian, Asian, and more.

The place is "sufficient"; the kids had fun and there is quite a variety of attractions for different ages, which is good. We visited on a Friday, holiday weekend in neighbouring regions, and wasn't crowded at all. If any, queueing time was very short, but so were the rides. On the other hand, the facilities are horrendous, in huge need of more and better upkeep. Whoever runs the place should invest in more staff, especially cleaning staff, fountains, and gardeners for the pool.

It's like going back in time to the 70s but at least then they looked after the rides better. Seriously I am surprised it's still open . It needs serious investment and tlc to get this to a level worth talking about in a positive way . Such a shame it could be 10 times better if you replaced light bulbs and cleaned and painted a little. It was depressing seeing what might have once been a great place

I have been in a lot of amusement parks and if you want a trip to the parks of the 70s but with some updates attractions, this is it. The very flaws that natives of Zaragoza complain about make it worth a visit if you have seen a lot of other places. It feels like a journey to the past in a good way. If you want to challenge yourself eat a hot dog and a beer and then rise El Quetzal. The magnetic house is surprisingly trippy if you don’t know what it is. Sunday between 12 and 5 we were able to ride attractions over and over with no lines. It would be a jewel if it was repainted but kept in its retro look and feel. .

It's not polished, it's a bit tired in places but the queues wete short, the rides fun and the kids had an awesome time (and so did I!)

This park is really nice. Its not to big but there is enough to do. For children AND adults. They have some really unique/cute rides. Also the restaurant was really nice. All the employes where really friendly. Would definitely recommend!

Amazing experience for the kids. It is true that the park is a little bit old and asking for some investment but it has everything needed to spend a magical day. We will come back for sure

Nice place a little dated but good for the younger children

The Catedral del Salvador de Zaragoza, commonly known as La Seo, is an absolute masterpiece that genuinely captivated me. While many visitors flock to the more famous Basílica del Pilar, overlooking La Seo would be a grave mistake. This magnificent temple boasts stunning architecture, with its intricate domes, numerous chapels, and breathtaking art creating an atmosphere of profound beauty. It's immediately clear why this cathedral holds the prestigious title of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Every corner reveals centuries of history and artistic brilliance, making it an unforgettable experience that truly stands apart.

This is a must see. It’s just stunning. Try time it for mass. A lot of tourists are walking around, looking at all the art periods, Capellas. The audio guide is necessary, they’ve a children’s audio guide too. The staff are so kind & patient. It’s mostly wheelchair accessible except the gift shop & tapestries. The beauty & building for the glory of God is a feast for your eyes. Again the ticket here can be also used at ‘the glass rosary’ You’ll need more time than you think in this cathedral. Look at the tapestries. If you like art this is for you.

This was the best historical site we saw in Zaragoza. It covers several periods, invasions & conversions. The audio guide for children and another for adult work really well. Lots of language options. It’s mostly wheelchair friendly but the gift shop, up one step and the tapestry’s are up several flights of old broad stairs. Everyone is so friendly. The detail of each little chapel can be a little overwhelming at times. The effort, skills & expense put into them. The personal Family history.

Pretty amazing place, but quite crowded on the weekend. It's also closed around lunch time so you can't really go in and take advantage of smaller crowds. All that said, it's not worth taking a special trip to Zaragoza just for this and a couple other churches that are around. If you're in the area, or you're passing through, you definitely should visit.

The cathedral in Zaragoza is magnificent! I was here during advent and saw some nice decoration.

Very nice and important place to see. The cathedral has some magnificent architecture and decour, also there is a wonderful tapestry museum inside which I would say is a must see for any history and decour enthusiast. The visit includes a great audioguide in multiple languages.

One of the most impressive cathedrals in Spain, also constantly underrated and overshadowed by El Pilar for obvious reasons, it retains a big artistic value in unique from the wood altarpiece to the choir or all the baroque interiors, plus the mudejar tiles on the façade or the collection of rich medieval tapestries. It reflects the role of Zaragoza as witness in a crossroads of civilizations from Roman to Visigoth, muslim, and Christian again in Romanesque, Gothic, renaissance, unique mudejar with arab reminiscences, baroque, neoclassic, etc all in one single building

Fantastic place, very friendly stuff. The food was incredible! The best! Thank you!

Great seafood in the center of Zaragoza. This restaurant has been around for more than 30 years. Authentic tapas and all kinds of fish, mussels and shrimps. Very recommendable.

Excellent fish choices! Great atmosphere, attentive and friendly staff. Worth the stop. We had amazing fish dishes for dinner as starters and main plates.

A great restaurant in the center of Zaragoza, with a wide variety of of food and drink choices. We ordered a lot of different starters all of which were super tasty, and fried fish for the main course which was amazing as well. All paired with a bottle of tasty local white wine.

Yesterday evening we had dinner at . We asked a seafood plate for two persons. The waitress told us that MARISCO PLANCHA (different shrimps ）is enough for two person. But we also ordered BRAZO DE PULPO A LA PLANCHA for trying out the local dishes. It surprised us when we got our food. After finishing these two dishes, we have to order one plate CALAMARES. The quantity of the food is small, but the price is very high. Especially the MARISCO PLANCHA , it costed 42euro and it definitely is not the portion for two persons. We haven’t expected so expensive food here. Besides, the service is not so good. They provided their least service in a hurry. Fortunately the food are fresh and the taste are fine. But we’ll definitely not come back to this restaurant again. PS: here is the response to owner’s reply: yes, we did see the menu. We knew the price is 42euro. The quality of the food is ok. But my point is the quantity! You told us this dish is sufficient for two person, and with potatoes as side dish. But the fact is that the portion we got is far below what we expected.

Love this place. Food was so delicious and fresh. We had the oysters which were big and juicy. The scallops were flavourful and perfect. Staff was wonderful as well. We told them we had to leave in 10 minutes and they made sure to serve our food fast. They also booked a taxi for us.

Amazing lobster (which I assume was fresh from the inhouse aquarium) and a perfect chocolate dessert. The place can be quite busy, reserve a table to be sure. Check the prices as they are per gr.

Another one of these very old Taverna. Great character love the place. The service is very good now to what we ordered, we had the very typical jamón batido and we had also alcachofas con Foie. I love the first one, but I gotta admit the second one was not to my liking, but you know you gotta try everything before you know what you really like.

Great find. Really good service. Amazing tomato and onion salad. Head off El Tubo.

Busy bar on bustling square, lots of tables outside, but all full so went inside which also seemed atmospheric. Had a couple of tostas which were large and very good. Nice wine. Waiter appeared a little stoned, but got the job done!

More typical Spanish it cannot be! Excellent location, in the old city, warm old fashioned interior and spacious terrace outside. Great offer of emputidos and cheeses tapas, migas and their own variety of patatas bravas that tastes excellent. Loved the friendly attention from the people. Recommended!

Fast, helpful and really nice service. Good food, wine and spirits. The compact works. #tapas #wine

A wonderful place to try different cheeses, typical Spanish cured meats, and tostas. The cheese selecton was delicious, especially the queso trufado. We also tried different tostas with whipped ham, bonito & pimientos del piquillo, and camembert with jam. The restaurant was packed but the staff still really friendly and serviceable. Be sure to check out this place if you visit Zaragoza.

I had mano de cerdo there, they thought I wanted to order it, I was just practicing my Spanish. It was delicious, better than any pigs foot I have cooked.

We paid the bill, but surprisingly there was "missing" 20 euros. So we paid again 20 euros more. Sad that the food was good and we were planning to come again with many friends in the weekend. No, we're not.

Execelente

(Translated by Google) We have met them through social networks, I am in favor of not judging anyone by their facade and today I have not been wrong, when you enter the premises, it is a neighborhood restaurant, without luxuries, but do not be fooled by appearances, the pizzas are thin dough, homemade, filling, like at home and I can only say they were very good, natural and homemade products, those pizzas that are not heavy, we are very happy. More than respectable price. (Original) los hemos conocido por redes sociales, soy partidario de no juzgar a nadie por su fachada y hoy no me he equivocado,cuando entras al local,es un restaurante de barrio,sin lujos,pero no te dejes engañar por las apariencias,las pizzas son de masa fina ,caseras, contundentes,como en casa y solo puedo decir estaban muy buenas, productos naturales y caseros,esas pizzas que no son pesadas,nos vamos muy contentos. Precio más que respetable.

(Translated by Google) Excellent place in the Torrero neighborhood The waitress was very attentive and super friendly Supreme quality Recommendation: The Cuoco pizza, with more than four different cheeses (suitable for the more adventurous) 🍕🍕🍕😋😋😋 (Original) Excelente local en barrio de Torrero La camarera fue muy atenta y super amable Calidad suprema Recomendación: La pizza Cuoco, con más de 4 quesos diferentes (apta para los más atrevidos)🍕🍕🍕😋😋😋

(Translated by Google) A very good pizzeria where the food is the main focus. The pizzas are very well made, with attentive and friendly service. If you're looking for a place with minimalist or Venetian decor regardless of the ingredients and quality, don't go there. We will definitely be back. The worst part is finding parking in the area, but with patience... (Original) Muy buena pizzería en donde lo que cuenta es la comida. Pizzas muy bien hechas, con una atención y servicio correcto sin más artificios. Sí lo que buscas es un local con decoración minimalista, o veneciana sin importar el género y la calidad, no vayas. Sin duda nosotros volveremos. Lo peor es encontrar plaza para aparcar por la zona, pero con paciencia...

(Translated by Google) The best pizzeria, 10 delicious pizzas, and unbeatable prices. (Original) La mejor pizzería trato de 10 pizzas buenísimas, y precio insuperable.

(Translated by Google) My first time and it's going to be my favorite pizzeria. The food is fantastic, everything is delicious, including the desserts. The girls who work there are lovely. (Original) Mi primera vez y va a ser mi pizzería favorita. La comida genial ,esta todo buenísimo incluido los postres. Las chicas que trabajan allí un encanto

A most exquisite building dedicated to Saint Mary who appeared on a pillar which is now enclosed but you can kneel before it and touch part of it. The soaring ceiling and beautiful sculptures are breathtaking. Each of the chapels has its own glorious artworks. The chapel at the back of the church is extraordinary with a separate open roof structure. A true gem.

The Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar in Zaragoza is a breathtaking masterpiece of Baroque architecture and a deeply spiritual landmark. With its grand domes, stunning frescoes by Goya, and peaceful riverside setting, it’s a must-visit for both art and history lovers. Don’t miss the panoramic views from the tower and the nearby Puente de Piedra for perfect photos.

Simply mammoth size of a Cathedral....hard to photograph it was so large but got some shots on a stormy night from the bridge. Beautiful tiling on roof. Beautifully carved altar and wonderfully cool inside. Sadly a couple of the towers were being renovated but understandable.

Such a beautiful Basilica. Seeing the Pilar where our Lady billocated was so special. We timed it well for Holy Mass. you do need an hour to explore afterwards. Plenty of priests were there to hear confessions. Architecture was spectacular, the paintings, sculptures- a pure joy to be there. Plenty of Capella for praying along. Rosary after 12 mass.

The church was absolutely stunning, with its magnificent architecture leaving me speechless. The intricate stonework and towering spires created an awe-inspiring silhouette against the sky. As I walked through the grand entrance, I was captivated by the rich history that enveloped the space; it felt as though time itself had been preserved within these walls. The ornate stained glass windows cast vibrant colors across the interior, illuminating the beautifully carved wooden pews. I found myself particularly mesmerized by the elaborate details on the facade, where every chiselled figure and decorative element seemed to tell a story of its own. It was an experience that left a lasting impression on my heart.

A very beautiful basilica, and definitely worth visiting if you're in the area or happen to be passing through. However, I wouldn't make a special trip to Zaragoza just for this and a few other sites.

It was, without a doubt, an exceptionally impressive church. Unlike many others that I have visited in various cities, this one stood out with its distinctive architectural features and unique atmosphere, setting it apart from the more familiar structures I had previously encountered.

The Plaza de Nuestra Señora del Pilar, or simply Plaza del Pilar, is truly the beating heart of Zaragoza and a place that leaves an indelible impression. It's not merely a square; it's an expansive open-air museum, a vibrant social hub, and a spiritual center all rolled into one. Dominated by the awe-inspiring Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar, with its numerous domes and towering spires, the plaza immediately commands attention. The sheer scale and architectural grandeur are magnificent, and seeing the basilica up close, especially with the intricate frescoes by Goya inside, is an experience that transcends mere sightseeing. Beyond the basilica, the plaza is surrounded by other significant landmarks like La Seo Cathedral, a stunning blend of architectural styles, and the beautiful Renaissance-era La Lonja. The Fuente de la Hispanidad, a fountain uniquely shaped like a map of Latin America, adds a modern touch and a sense of global connection. Whether it's the lively atmosphere during local festivals or the serene calm of an early morning stroll, the Plaza del Pilar offers something for everyone. It's a place to soak in history, admire artistic masterpieces, and truly feel the pulse of Zaragoza. No visit to the city would be complete without spending ample time exploring this extraordinary public space.

A great plaza flanked either side with glorious churches and beautiful architecture and restaurants on the other side. At one end there is a fabulous fountain that looks like a cracked iceberg. There are lots of water outlets for filling up your bottle but no public toilets. The closest is at the covered market.

Very spacious and beautifully designed square for the public. It didn't feel crowded at all, and there was always an opportunity for photos. No photos are allowed inside the basilica or the cathedral. You can get a very good view of the buildings from the stone bridge. We captured a few nice photos when the sun was going down.

Massive square in the most central spot of Zaragoza! The plaza of our lady of the pillar is in front of the cathedral with same name and has lots of space to walk and take pics, also there are many restaurants and cafes around the square and even under the square! There are stairs to go down. Recommend it!

It is the busiest central area in Zaragoza, located in front of the Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar. Additionally, several historic buildings and important landmarks are situated around it. During the Fiestas del Pilar in October, various events and performances, including La Ofrenda de Flores, are held here.

The Plaza of Our Lady of the Pillar (Plaza de Nuestra Señora del Pilar) in Zaragoza, Spain, is a magnificent public square that stands as a testament to the city's rich cultural and religious heritage. This iconic plaza is not only the heart of Zaragoza but also one of the most important pilgrimage sites in Spain, drawing visitors from all over the world. Dominating the plaza is the stunning Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar, an architectural masterpiece that is both awe-inspiring and spiritually significant. The basilica's grandeur, with its multiple domes and towering spires, creates a breathtaking skyline that is best appreciated from the plaza itself. The interior is equally impressive, adorned with exquisite frescoes by Francisco Goya and other renowned artists, as well as the revered statue of Our Lady of the Pillar. The plaza itself is a vibrant and lively space, surrounded by a harmonious blend of historical and modern architecture. It's a perfect place to soak in the local culture, with numerous cafes and restaurants offering delightful Spanish cuisine and the opportunity to relax and people-watch. The square is often bustling with activity, from local festivals and cultural events to street performers and artisans showcasing their crafts. In addition to the basilica, the plaza is home to several other significant landmarks, including the Cathedral of the Savior (La Seo) and the magnificent Goya Monument. These sites offer further insight into Zaragoza's rich history and artistic legacy. The beautiful fountains and well-maintained gardens add to the charm of the plaza, making it a pleasant place to stroll and enjoy the surroundings. Visiting the Plaza of Our Lady of the Pillar is a truly enriching experience. Whether you are drawn by the spiritual significance, the architectural beauty, or the vibrant atmosphere, this plaza offers something for everyone. It is a must-see destination that encapsulates the essence of Zaragoza, leaving a lasting impression on all who visit.

The Basilica del Pilar is huge and beautiful. We were no able to go inside because it's already close. Hopefully, when we go back again to Zaragoza, we will make sure that we can go inside.

One of Zaragoza’s most iconic landmarks. Walking across the Puente de Piedra feels like stepping into history, with stunning views of the Ebro River and the majestic Basílica del Pilar right in front of you. It’s especially beautiful at sunset, when the sky lights up and the river reflects all the colors — a perfect moment for photos or quiet reflection. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or returning to the city, this bridge never loses its magic. A must-see.

Not only is Zaragoza’s iconic bridge a stunning historic landmark, it also allows you to view the beautiful and grand Basilica of our Lady of the Pillar clearly. We took a stroll on the bridge to the other side of the river, then walked along the scenic path to the meet bridge to take a photo of this beautiful Stone Bridge!

Visited in August 2024 Beautiful bridge and a beautiful city! Would love to have more time to visit next time around!

The Stone Bridge (Puente de Piedra) in Zaragoza is a stunning historical landmark that offers both charm and breathtaking views. Spanning the Ebro River, this medieval bridge dates back to the 15th century and features beautiful stone arches and lion statues that guard each end. It’s a perfect spot for a scenic walk, especially at sunset when the nearby Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar reflects in the water. A must-see for history lovers and photographers alike.

The Stone Bridge (Puente de Piedra) in Zaragoza, Spain, is a historic and architectural gem that spans the Ebro River. Built in the 15th century, this impressive bridge offers stunning views of the river and the city's skyline, including the majestic Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar. Its robust Gothic design, with stately arches and intricate stonework, is a testament to medieval engineering. Walking across the Stone Bridge, visitors can enjoy a leisurely stroll with picturesque vistas, particularly beautiful at sunrise and sunset. The bridge also serves as a vital link between the old and new parts of Zaragoza, symbolizing the city's blend of tradition and modernity. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply seeking a scenic walk, the Stone Bridge is a must-see landmark that captures the essence of Zaragoza's rich heritage.

From this ancient bridge one has such a great scenic view on the Basilica and other monuments as well as the Ebro river. It's really nice to stroll along this bridge in the evening!

Very beautiful and easily located! One of the best sights in Zaragoza.

Needed a pit stop between Andorra and Madrid. We stopped here to picnic and stretch our legs. Easy to park, but no toilets. Had to buy a coke at nearby cafe. Loved the view across the river

Beautiful views and climbing structure for kids. Nice place to pause along the river walk.

Only walked through the park, haven't tried anything really in the area. The park, however, didn't look very neat but I'm hoping it was due to the bad weather from the previous days. The view of the Basilíca on the other hand is beautiful!

Visiting Our Lady of the Pillar. First Marian Church in the world set up by St James.

Nice park for a walk on the hot days. Nearby the river.

Beautifull like the all Zaragoza

Amazing place!!!!

Excellent collection of Goya prints. There is a very interesting biographical video that is shown in different languages and also a cartoon about Goya’s work for children. Adult ticket 8€

Absolutely perfect experience. I dreamed of seem some of my favorite works of Goya and had the opportunity to enjoy them here. I would recommend at least one or two hours to visit if you focus mainly on Goya's work, but even more if you wanna take some time to see carefully everything else.

Today, the museum was free A very nice selection of Goya prints as well as 20th century Spanish School artists I had never seen before. Quality work on the third level. Also see through floors!

I understand why some people feel a bit disappointed after visiting this museum “It’s a Goya Museum and they barely have any paintings from Goya” people say. And it’s fair, the name of the museum implies that there must be paintings of Goya all around, right? In reality, it’s a rather small, but well organised museum with a temporary exhibition where you can see modern artist from Spain and some small amount of Goya’s paintings The museum is dedicated to Goya, his artistic heritage - hence artists that got inspired by him and Spanish painters who worked with him There is a floor dedicated to Goya’s sketches where visitors can learn about dark motives that he was expressing there, real and mythical events that took place Overall, it’s a nice museum to visit, one of the most famous museums in Zaragoza, not the cheapest one tho, so if you’re short on money, you may come back later on

I love the fact that all his engravings are housed there and can be studied as a whole. A magnificent - even though somewhat hard-to-take - experience, what with the sheer scale of his onslaught against ignorance and injustice and cruelty and superstition. More and more, I feel that the true significance of Goya, for me, is in his Caprichos and Disparates, etc., not the parade portraits - although these are magnificent, too. But if you admire the Goya of the Caprichos, you must also visit El Prado in Madrid and see his dark paintings...

Wow, we went to the Goya Museum and it was great. Have a much better appreciation and understanding of Goya now. No photos allowed inside. If you pass this way I would recommend you stop in.Also has paintings from contemporaries and students.

Una maravilla! Inolvidable! Don't miss it while in Zaragossa or Aragon. Like a time travel! Right now you can see works of marvelous Spanish painter Lita Cabellut too.

A beautifully restored market that perfectly blends tradition and modernity. The building itself is stunning, full of architectural charm and local character. Inside, you’ll find a wide variety of fresh produce, meats, seafood, and local delicacies. It’s the kind of place that gives you a real taste of the city’s everyday life — vibrant, authentic, and full of color. Whether you’re shopping, grabbing a bite, or just strolling through, the experience is delightful. A must for anyone who enjoys food markets and local culture.

A good market place in a lovely building with a modern interior. Lots of locally produce products and plenty of places to eat. This is one of the only places in the area with a free bathroom.

We frequent Markets, but this one stood out for its exceptional variety of fresh fish, artisanal cheeses, quality hams, baked goods, and vibrant produce. We were very impressed.

Mostly meat, fish, and produce. Good prices. Lots of different vendors. You’ll find what you’re looking for.

Fantastic food market in the centre of Zaragoza. This is the place to come for cheese, meat and fish products though there are a small number of bars where you can buy Spanish snacks. The venue is very clean and when we visited on Saturday afternoon the best stuff had gone so get there early. Built in 1903 it was well designed and is worth stopping to admire the architecture both inside and out.

What a great old school market hall. Clearly been renovated. Very neat and clean and weatherproof in a 200 year old structure. It has an unbelievable assortment of meats, fruits, vegetables, olives and fish/seafood. Spain is pretty amazing with the fish. The selection and freshness are tops, even though Zaragoza is several hundred miles from the nearest body of water. You’d never know it looking at the seafood. Great place to pick stuff for your walk around town.

May 2023 A large selection of meats and cheeses. We were looking for a lunch place to pick up a sandwich, but nothing was to be found. We were disappointed. Busy, and lots to see in a market setting. Bright, and many places available to sit.

Very good food! Menu of the day was great deal and good quality good quantity.

Loved having the special lunch menu for €50 here. I didn’t speak Spanish unfortunately but everyone were so lovely and welcoming. Highlights were the Aragon specialty roast lamb, and the fried camembert I didn’t see coming. Haha. The special menu is massive and you get all three entrees, a main of your choice and dessert as well so be very prepared to eat well! The drink as you’d like bottle of water and wine was excellent 🤣 Loved the friendly atmosphere and the respite from the heat outside too. Thank you!

We’ve been in Spain for 2 and a half weeks, and we’ve had some good food. But holy heka this place blew our socks off! Amazing food and the service is so considerate. We’d highly recommend the set menu if there’s more than one person - value for money, as well as seriously amazing food. Thanks troops for taking care of us.

Awesome place to taste a daily menu, we were surprised about the quality of the food and the elavoration. Meat tartar is amazing and the desserts are incredible. The service was really kind and the food quality vs price is really good! Its a MUST if you are visiting Zaragoza!

Made a lunch stop here during our drive from Girona to San Sebastian. We ordered the set lunch, and it was so so good! The Google reviews for this place were spot on. The service staff were lovely, and every dish we ordered from the set lunch was just amazing. The memorable dishes were the lamb tripe, which was prepared in a way that it wasn't chewy at all, and the pork dish that was perfectly crispy on the outside, with every piece just melting in my mouth. We had such a wonderful experience, and will definitely go back if we're visiting Zaragoza again.

Great food, nicely decorated, good service. Very good prices if you take the menu of the day (from Tuesday to Friday, at noon): with 20 euro per person you receive first course, second course, desert, water and wine. Big portions. Can’t say anything bad about this place, I would gladly come here again

Great experience! 20€ full menu, we had borrajas w/ poached egg (not shown in pics), salmon, lamb and escalivada(which was astounding). As dessert fruit ceviche with mango ice cream. Delicious!

We had churros, chocolates and coffee! We had churros almost everywhere in Spain, it was good but chocolate was COLD! Coffee was good! Outside seats were nice specially in the morning time!

Churros con chocolate (€4.10 for the serve) - delish and perfect on a cold winter’s day. Sadly, there are not many tables, so it’s really more a “hit and run” at the bar kind of place.

After tasting San Giñes and some other in Madrid, I'd say this is the top churrería in my mind. Thin churro tastes crunchy and chewy, wide one tastes soft. And the chocolate is so thick and tastes really good.

Busy with locals and hard to actually get through the door but glad I managed it... The large churros were soft and tasty, the hot chocolate thick and lava hot!

Brilliant place with yummy churros. Very busy so must be good!

buy churros for lunch there is a queue but it tastes quite good

The churros tasted very good, they are perfect, not dripping fat at all. The chocolate was also good, very thick and rich, you have to like it.

This is a vegan restaurant in the city of Zaragoza. Being students we wanted something affordable and this was a good stop for it. I ordered the falafel platter with the option of fries. The portion was enough for one person. The staff was friendly and the overall ambience was satisfactory.

Nice, affordable vegan food in Zaragoza. It's a really great place for cheap lunch as their combination plates are only 8 euros. The menu changes regularly and is written on a chalkboard. The food is simple but tastes very wholesome and homemade, and is mostly based around healthy whole-food ingredients. We loved their tortilla with garlic sauce. The service could've been slightly friendlier though.

I ate lunch here on a Saturday and sat down right away, with a beautiful view of the street. I ordered a beer and one of their combo plates (migas con verduras, chorizo vegetal, casero y ensalada). I didn't quite know what migas were, but it was a bread crumb dish with vegan chorizo and salad. It was very tasty, light on the tummy dish and their veggie chorizo had a nice flavor/light spice. I would eat here again to try more of their food!

Very nice options, all of which are plant based. We had a delicious cold cucumber soup to start, then falafel and plant steak served with couscous, fries and fresh salad. We then had some very nice cake to finish.

Amazing Vegan comfort food. Super cheap but high quality! They dont even use pulliting detergents, only vinagre and ozone for the cleaning. Lovely staff, amazing project to help save the animals and the planet. Customers are mainly locals. It's a must in Zaragoza

Delicious free from animal cruelty food. Great customer service. Generous portions and great prices.

delicious and affordable traditional spanish vegan food.

Give 4 for atmosphere because it was a really fun place but we realise they kept letting people come in instead of saying they were full or letting people queue outside. also the food was so so...and service similarly decent but could be better....not very tourist friendly and quite over priced for the quality of food.

Unorthodox sushi and other Japanese and Peruvian influenced dishes. Very tasty and interesting food in a cozy old town location

This is a great alternative if you want to try something that isn't pig. I went twice on the same day. Was it cheap? No. Was the price/quality right? Yes. I has the Gyotza's on both visits. They are more of an empanada than a dumpling but they were mindblowing. You may wish to book. I arrived for a late lunch(15.40) and a late dinner(11.20) so people had already left.

Just tried a few sushi tapas, nice ambience and staff Had a glass of white wine which was ridiculously small, this is common practice in many restaurants, time for official measures, it is spoiling the dining experience

Good is good but very over priced and very small portions. The waitress that served us was not at all nice. She barely looked at us when we ordered , never smiled and it looked like she was doing us a favour to serve us. I won’t be going back.

Small restaurant with simple Japanese style.sushi rolls look good but Some dishes are taste good and some are not good (sushi sauce is too salty). Slow service without a smile (some) Expensive sushi with small pieces of sushi.

Excellent food and ambience. Small place so make sure to get reservations. Every plate was fantastic. Just go and try it for yourself.

This used to be a fortified Islamic medieval palace built between 1065 and 1081 that eventually housed the regional parliament of Aragon. I was amazed by the intricate mixtilinear arches and springers, with arabesques over a large area. Definitely worth the money (not expensive) and time spent there. Notable sights include the Golden Hall, Mosque, Santa Isabel Courtyard, Palace of Peter IV and Palace of the Catholic Monarchs. When I was there, Goya’s works were also temporarily exhibited here, with the Goya Museum being renovated. So it was a 2-in-1 visit.

The place looked beautiful, and definitely is very cool from the outside. However, we were unable to go in because the tickets are not working from the online system. There was a long line, and we went to buy our tickets online, but definitely with the mobile device it was not working. It seems to be fairly typical that many of the websites in Spain don't work. 😞😵‍💫

Interesting place with lots of history. It's visible that they still need to do some restoration as half of the building does not represent yet how it's used to be before. This place is cool to go to see Arabic style in Spanish architecture. Due to maintenance works in the museum of Goya, some of his works are exhibited in this palace along with other items that belong to this palace.

1. Before my visit, it was not clear to me whether tickets had to be purchased in advance or not, so as not to waste time in queues. I visited Aljaferia Palace on a Friday afternoon in September. There was no queue for tickets. The ticket office is a small booth outside the walls of the Aljaferia, on the side of Calle de los Disputados street. 2. As with many Spanish attractions in Zaragoza, the explanations are perfect in Spanish :-) , but there is no information in English. I had installed the Aljaferia Palace app. This app contains numbers, but unfortunately these numbers do not correspond to the numbers found in the various rooms. Well, how difficult is it to do something properly... 3. Coming back to the tickets. Apparently, you can take guided tours in English during the summer. September is no longer summer, so guided tours were only available in Spanish. Try booking a ticket in advance on the website, and I wish you luck understanding it... I see online tickets for locals, for students, for all kinds of groups of people, but not for a foreign (English-speaking) tourist who wants a regular visit without extras. Has anyone ever taken a critical look at this booking web page? 4. Although the style is also Moorish, it is not comparable to, for example, the Alhambra in Granada, which is much more beautifully integrated into the landscape and has much more beautiful gardens, water features, and buildings.

It is a magnificent building to visit especially on a Rainey day. Though our visit coincided with a film crew on site. Restricting locations and sound levels. As we had just arrived we could not come back another day. We were still charged full price to enter.

An absolutely amazing piece of history not too far from the centre of Zaragoza. I booked the English tour for 9 euros and it was well worth the money. I would recommend the tours because you will get a lot more of the history of the palace and you will enjoy the visit more.

One of the most interesting archaeological heritage buildings that shows our shared cultural and artistic links of Aragon and Spain with the Muslim world while showing the evolution and its later role in Christian time as a royal fortress since Ferdinand and Isabella. If it was located in France or Italy it would have been visited 10 times more. A hidden gem worth visiting and cherishing and discovering all its treasures.

It’s interesting to visit the CaixaForum Zaragoza. Currently has two exhibitions, top secret for spies in cinema and one art. Both exhibitions are decent as the entrance fee. There is a cafe on top. The staff is friendly and the place is very spacious and modern. Recommend it!

The view from the building was amazing! You just go up to the cafeteria and go outside from there. The whole museum was so educational and fun! Their gift shop was fully stocked with items that best represent everything you saw as well as other previous exhibits!

I visited 2 exposition the main one was about music and science and another one about Alice in Wonderland. Both of them were kinda boring, but I had great time there.

I came here on international museum day and it was a lot of fun. There was an exibition about Nikola Tesla which was really instructive and informative, just not very interesting for my tasting. The other exibition was about Cine y Moda, which was simply beautiful, they showed unique pieces, clothes, photos and videos that were used at the time in movies. Simply gorgeous pieces!

High quality exhibition with an excellent restaurant of goof value, an impressive terrace and a lovely bookshop on the ground floor. Staff are friendly, professional and attentive. You need to pay 6 euro if you are not a CaixaBank client but I think it’s worth it considering that you can spend good time there, escape the heat and enjoy world class exhibitions.

We visited on a Monday and paid €6 each for a ticket. They currently have an exposition about 3D printing which we enjoyed the most. The building itself is impressive with a mirador and cafeteria that offers a menu del dia on the 3rd floor. A good stop if one is coming from a visit to the Aljafería with only about 500m away, a 8min walk more or less.

A bit of fun for 55+ person to still learn about dinosaurs. It was a bit small tour but still worthwhile the 6 €.

The link on Google maps says it's open 1030-1330 & also again the afternoon. We arrived at 11am and everything was closed. It doesn't look like it's ever open for tours. The only poster was for a fiesta in April. Very disappointing. The building looks stunning from the outside but it would have been good to see inside & get the history.

I gave 5 stars as a place and arrangement And also I respect other cultures But how come this is still allowed !! Really strange I didnt find any excitement because I know the result , the bull will be killed !!

It's not open you can see only the outside

Unfortunately it is closed and you can not just visit it to look around. It only opens few days of the year for actual bullfights.

This place is beautiful; the culture and history of the building and the pleasure of seeing the bulls was amazing.

Very nice place used to do very bad things. To torture and murder innocent bulls. Shame on Spain to continue this inhuman tradition

Unfortunately I didn't foud'it open for public.

Architecture to our liking and I preferred it to exhibition inside. Two other visitors were there when we visited..A cool haven during an extremely baking hot.time in Zaragoza.

Knew nothing about this place, but really enjoyed visiting it.

A very interesting selection of exhibitions - contemporary and modern art, plus an exhibition on the reconstruction of the area (architecture, cinema, photography etc) from 1939-57. The sculptures by Pablo Serrano were particularly evocative and also beautifully lit to show the shadow shapes. (Free entry)

A very nice modern museum. With an extensive collection of a few artist. It’s spacious building and modern architecture also adds to the experience. I arrived on a Saturday afternoon at 5 PM and was surprised to learn the entrance was free. I have the entire building to myself throughout my stay. It was only as I exited the building the two other visitors come into the building. I would recommend visiting here in the afternoons.

Interesting musuem. Being unable to speak Spanish I'd have appreciated a little more English language annotation. (Of course I don't know the demographics of the footfall). Interesting exhibitions on the culture (I think) of the region. Fab building.

This historical place is a must visit. Warm customer service right from the security check point and the customer service team . The Museum depicts an insightful scene of the late centuries how the people of Aragon lived . The beautiful Amarati Fossil is an epitome of beauty to behold.

I'm not a lover of modern art, but the collection was interesting. Entry is free and the outside of the building is worth the trip all by itself if you're already in Zaragoza.

BIG SERVINGS THAT TASTE OF NOTHING. I felt scammed by all the reviews and ratings of this restaurant. I was looking SO forward to my meal here, and sadly, I was left with such disappointment and regret. Let's start with the place. I was already quite skeptical of the location as I crossed dirty streets, casinos, and bars. I kept thinking, "how can a restaurant of this caliber be located in such a dirty area of a really beautiful city?" But I didn't let that stop me from dining. I entered the restaurant and it felt like I was inside a tent that was just made to look nice because of the draping of cheap cloth curtains. Not the prettiest place as compared to the other highly rated restaurants in Zaragoza. Not gonna lie, it was so pretentious. The open kitchen though was a nice tough, but I find that kitchen style normal and it doesn't really amaze me anymore. The service. No comments on the service, they served everything on time. Bare minimum, I can get the same level of service in a gourmet burger or pizza restaurant anywhere too. But I have been to enough fine dining restaurants, michelin-rated, michelin starred restaurants to know that the quality of service at Quema was not deserving of its title. Servers just explained the food like it was a caption written off of an instagram caption of the food's picture. No passion, no art, just a description. I expected the servers to be more proud of their food -- because that's what you should ALWAYS expect from a fine dining restaurant. The food. Ah, horrible. Nasty. Wasteful. Looks pretty, sounds nice on paper, but taste wise I wanted to cut my meal short the moment we had the third course. The dishes had 0 variation from each other -- too much cream. too much of everything. It was not a TASTING menu. I think this restaurant needs to redefine its meaning of "TASTING"...it's not a big meal for each course. It should be small bites --- hence tasting. It's like I ordered 7 a la carte dishes for myself that's why by the third course I wanted to just leave and not even get my money back. It was just horrible. I hope Quema can revamp their service and menu. Add more crunch. Decrease the cream. Train your staff to actually look like they love and are passionate about the food they serve. Change the curtains and make the place warmer.

We had an amazing meal, Diana and team skills are outstanding. Highly recommend. It was my birthday and it was lovely to be recognised with a lovely treat at the end of the meal.

Fabulous tasting menu. Very well thought of, filling, and very high quality. Each dish is explained well and is a sensory pleasure - the way it is presented, taste, smell and texture. The tasting menu is extensive and leaves you content at the end of it. Service is a touch slow when full. The open kitchen adds to the culinary experience.

What á gem, fantastic food and perfect service.

Nice and well smelling Food. Congrats to the kitchen. But the Service on our table was Not good. The guy was unfriendly and unmotivated. There was more Water and red wine on the table than in the Glas. Sauce on the skirt of my friend without any excuses. With better service i would rate with 5 stars..

Amazing food presented in an imaginative way by highly professional and welcoming staff in a smallish room with a great view into the kitchen. The lunch menu represents excellent value for money!

Loved it ! Definitely deserve a star !

It’s a nice place to stay if you don’t like human interaction. All dealings with the hostel are done via telecom and email. The hostel is really clean and the beds comfy. The cleaner was really nice and super helpful so I think she deserves a raise. It’s not the best place to meet people but it’s the nicest in the area.

It was nice but the rooms where very small, no windows, and the restrooms are in the shared rooms so it's difficult to have privacy while showering

Be aware that there is no reception, only a doorbell with someone you can speak to. You have to book online and can only enter after 14h. So no leaving luggage earlier. Too bad, because for the rest it's quite nice :)

Pros: The beds are nice and solid, with good blockout curtains for privacy. Large frosted windows give some natural light, but are unfortunately not able to be opened. Nicely fitted out throughout, with a small but functional kitchen and nice living area. Having a lift for the three floors was handy too. Cons: The sensor lighting in the rooms and bathrooms is atrocious. Every time someone gets up to go to the bathroom, the main lights come on. When in the shower, the light goes off every 30 seconds and you have to jump around to retrigger it. No staff on site at any time. This was particularly annoying with the fact that the airconditioning unit cannot be switched on individually in each room; without a window to open, it was very stuffy. Area is so-so.

There is no reception creating a very cold and not welcoming atmosphere. Before entering the hostel you need to call them and send a picture of your ID, which is fine but waiting to wait outside until they send the access code via email was a little bit annoying. Overall the common are and hostel overall seemed nice, it also has a kitchen area (no stove tho). At first the rooms also seemed clean however after two nights I found bedbugs. Others in the room had the same problem. After messaging the hostel they booked us different hotels (sketchy ones but ok) which was nice but I think it's ridiculous that they didn't inform the other people that were staying in the same room and seemingly just let new people in there without taking care of the problem: AVOID! In addition the location is not the best, it’s close to the old city which is nice however the streets around the hostel seem sketchy, I didn’t particularly feel unsafe there but I also would say it’s a safe area. Another minor things: the lights in the room work with motion sensor which means that the light constantly goes off and then turns back on & if people get back home late at night there is no option for the (very bright) light not to turn on.

Good location, short walk from the casco antiguo. Easy check in with a code, clean showers and toilets, nice balconies.

People I met there were amazing to talk to. It’s a great place if you like home like company. Beds are small but cozy, and the staff were amazing and awesome to talk to. I lost my phone in Zaragoza, and the staff helped me file a report for the police it was such an experience. Definitely one of the better hostels I’ve stayed at. Everyone is very respectful

Tempura, only the prawn is good. First time eating carrot tempura 🤦‍♂️. No radish on the tempura sauce. Had Katsudon: The good => Very big portion. The “need to improve” => they should chop the pork chop thicker instead of so thingy chopped. Too much sauce on the rice, making it too wet and salty. Couldn’t taste a single grain of rice.

For me Bokoto makes the best sushi I have ever tried in Spain, I’ve been living in Spain for 12 years. The texture of the rice it’s amazing, it’s how it’s supposed to be, honestly I don’t understand why other sushi restaurants can’t make a rice that way. Also they put good proportion of fish 👍🏻 from what we ordered I only would say that edamame was too salty, even though tasty, and dragon roll had bittersweet sauce that was unnecessary in our opinion, without that sauce it would be better. But other than that everything was good! I also mentioned that the form of rolls is perfect, inside all of them had perfect circle, which means proportions are correct and the way they are rolled also correct, I would say prefect. Love this place and recommend to everyone. I’m celiac and they have good variety of gluten free options which is amazing!

Among the half dozen Japanese restaurants I tried in Zaragoza the best to my taste. The restaurant design is classy, service is unparalleled with explanations on each dish, great attention to the guest yet friendly service. Food is fresh and tasty in line with what I expect from Japanese taste with a dash of welcome ingenuity for some delicious combinations like the Osaka rolls. That was a memorable experience. Reservation is advisable since seating capacity is currently limited.

I really like this restaurant, really quality and elegant atmosphere. Staffs are friendly and professional. Price is correct.

Had a great sushi experience. 🍣 . Upscale dining with sake, yakisoba was great and the 10 piece set was nice. Also got a side of scallops.

I would put 4-5 stars, cause the quality of the food was good and tasty. The BIG minus and the thing that made me want to run away from the place immediately, was the service of the waiter that was assigned to me in the terrace. I got a reservation today (30.5.22), wanted to treat myself a bit with my favorite dish, salmon poke, and relax a bit after a busy day. The rude attitude of the waiter made me feel very uncomfortable, he was constantly rolling his eyes on me and felt like he was being ironic and super annoyed that I came to the restaurant. I was trying to find a reason why he was being that way. I wanted to leave from the first second he came to me, felt very unwelcome and just tried to eat and pay as fast as i could. a Bonus was that he brought me the poke bowl without any sauce or anything and I had to go bring it myself after a while. The rest of the staff was nice and professional and as I said the food was good too :). Might have just been a unlucky today and got the wrong waiter. I just this it would be good to change that for the image of your business.

The restaurant is really cozy and intimate. The sushi tasted really good. Not an average Japanese restaurant at all. I will repeat next time I come to Zaragoza.

Lovely shopping centre, plenty of shopping and places to eat, I actually think this is the best Christmas tree I have ever seen in Spain, it was so beautiful, we stayed at the motor home aire up the road, about a 15 minute walk ( slowly), good bargains to be had on Black Friday

Good shopping mall. Great variety of shops, cafés and restaurants. Love that it has a coworking space!

Lovely shopping area. Lots of shops and air conditioning, a must during this time of year and free parking, love it

It has a nice place for kids, is quite big and free. In addition you have severam places to eat and shopping

Welcoming and comprehensive shopping mall with EV chargers and excellent food hall. If you're stopping over in Zaragoza while crossing Spain, this is where you'll find dinner at a reasonable time rather than having to wait until 8 or 9pm at your hotel!

Huge and nice location supported by big stores like Corte Ingles, Media Market.. and Supercor

Such a good place for hanging around and spend some times with friends.

Exceeded our expectations. One of the most amazing aquarium's I've ever been to. The diversity of species was phenomenal and the way you move through different regions of the world was fascinating.

Biggest fresh water aquarium in Europe! Very educational and some really beautiful fish and animals there.

This is not just an aquarium. There are other small animals there too. Theres no shark, in case like us, that was the one fish in demand. It’s a pleasant walk about. It’s not cheap for a two hour walk about. Semi wheelchair / buggy friendly. Takes a bit of time to figure out. We didn’t find the cafe. Plenty of pleasant seating outside if you have a picnic. Bring skates for some outside fun. The metro was simple to use but only half hour walk back to the old town.

I really enjoyed my visit to the Zaragoza Aquarium. It’s a calm and interesting place to spend a few hours, with a great variety of species and nice setups for each area. The atmosphere is peaceful, and it’s perfect to visit with kids or family. A great plan for an easy afternoon in the city.

Great aquarium! The exhibitions were so much fun and there was no waiting times at all. Definitely a great family experience for anyone in Zaragoza.

I feel that the Aquarium deserves and needs lots of improvements. For 17€ a person I wasn't 100% pleased. Edit: I felt that I didn't say anything positive in this review and that's not fair. The aquarium from the outside looks really nice and the surrounding area is really beautiful. The animals had lots of space and seemed that they are kept in really good conditions. Some of the things that needs improvement are: scratched (a lot) glass, broken pieces of wood/plastic, more texts and information (in English too).

Visiting the Aquarium of Zaragoza was a beautiful experience with my family. I am not really an animal lover, but I truly enjoyed seeing how well the animals are treated with love and respect. At one point I even found myself watching an employee carefully cleaning the aquarium while another was feeding the fish, and it was fascinating to see the dedication behind the scenes. The kids had a wonderful time exploring and learning, which made the visit even more special.

Zaragoza has this beautiful park where you can have a quiet time for yourself, very secure and surrounded by nature.

This city park is very nice for a stroll with your dog, children, or to exercise. It's large, clean and well maintained. There are two children's playgrounds, a large dog park, an area to exercise and an area for the elderly. The little artificial lake is nice to feed the ducks or to sit on the little "island" for a picnic.

Stunning sunsets, peaceful area. Good to go for a run/walk your dog. Family friendly. All ethnicities friendly.

Good place, near town center. One issue I noticed was the free dogs, there are many and some (some times a lot) dog dirt on the ground.

It’s a big park with many scattered trees. On the plus side, there are a lot on benches. However, the park is desolated and really boring

Fantastic parc! Really relaxing and chillong place!

Lovely park to walk in.

Authentic setting and friendly staff service good

We were only passing through this little plaza but stayed as it was so inviting. There are lots of things to see. There is a church, the Pablo Gargallo Museum, statues (by Gargallo), and cafes. There’s even a water fountain if you’re thirsty.

Probably one of my favourite squares in yhe city and one where you can eat divinely if you dare to sit at Casa Montal. Truly a must: both the square and Casa Montal.

This is a charming plaza. Ask a local for background stories of the place's significance. It's amazing how much history that small space holds.

Gorgeous square with churches, statues and museums.

Cozy place. Take a look at sculpture of the sitting boy in the middle of the square. He looks to the demolished tower. The outline of the tower's fundament is seen nearby. The mural with the tower is on the wall of the nearby house. The tower had an inclination.

This place has class and will be better soon. They have ongoing upgrades. Tourists feel safer for there are security and police patrol.

We took a day trip from Barcelona to Zaragoza and as soon as we arrived we came to Dona Hipólita for breakfast. There is a wide choice of cakes and no shortage of hot drink options either. We had a great time here, I recommend this place!

What a delightful café in Zaragoza! A wonderful local friend introduced me to this gem. It offers a lovely view of a charming square. The frappe was truly enjoyable, and the service was impressively quick and excellent. I wholeheartedly recommend it!

We were attracted to this place because of its outdoor design in a nice plaza. Inside was also cozy and beautiful including the presentation of their cakes. The lady who took our order was very nice and patient. We all noticed how pleasant she dealt with us. We were lucky we didn’t encounter the rude and unpleasant staffs that other people have met during their visit. The food we ate were very tasty! We even liked the spicy white garlic sauce for the chips! I just wish there were more of it. We were all very happy with the different drinks that we tried. Bathroom was also nice! The next person who took our extra orders was ok but not as nice as the first one. He immediately submitted our orders and luckily they arrived on time

This café deserves a five star rating for its location. It's situated in a beautiful square, which features several nice houses, the church of San Felipe, a museum, three sculptures and Montal, another Zaragoza 'must-see'. There, off the noise of Alfonso street, you can relax and enjoy a variety of special coffees and teas, as well to accompany them with a cake. You can choose between a lemon pie, cheese cake, chocolate, carrot and Oreo cakes. We chose the latter and we appreciate it. The piece was big enough for two. However, there were drawbacks: we weren't entousiastic about the coffees and the prices. The Frappuchino was thin and not worth the whopping 3.50 price. Also, we paid 2 euros for a small bottle of water. The service was fast and polite, provided by a sympathetic young lady, who brought along with our order a pot of water for our dog.

The Coffe is good but the eggs Benedict were just ridiculous, the egg was weird and it’s like a simple toast not properly done.

A wonderful little spot, tucked away from the busy streets of Zaragoza. The coffee was well made, and the staff were very friendly. The menu is well priced, and service was quick. Would recommend.

Nice place to go for a brunch. Fresh smoothies and delicious cakes.

Take away +1

(Translated by Google) It is already a neighborhood classic. Mostly homemade food, all very affordable and all as good as always (Original) Ya es un clásico del barrio. Comida casera en su mayoría, todo muy económico y todo tan bueno como siempre

(Translated by Google) A quiet place, few tables, spectacular combined dishes, especially the calamari. I've been going since I was little and it's still the same, same owner. You can order to take away. (Original) Un sitio tranquilo, poquitas mesas, platos combinados espectaculares, sobre todo el de calamares. Voy desde que era pequeña y sigue igual, mismo dueño. Puedes pedir para llevar.

(Translated by Google) A burger of which few are left, with the flavor of the usual bread, simple and good. Keep these bars open. (Original) Una hamburguesa de las que quedan poca, del sabor del pan de siempre, sencilla y buena. Que sigan estos bares abiertos.

(Translated by Google) I haven't been in a while, I no longer live in the neighborhood, but the service and the food are still very good. The burgers are very complete, delicious and very well priced. The spectacular squid. (Original) Hacía tiempo que no iba, ya no vivo en el barrio, pero la atención y la comida sigue siendo muy buena. Las hamburguesas muy completas, ricas y muy bien de precio. Los calamares espectaculares.

(Translated by Google) A long-standing neighborhood bar, with the same staff, very fast service, attentive and good service, and the food: good portions, sandwiches, and snacks, all very good, and the best part... the price. Nowhere else can you pay for snacks like this! A bar like it used to be, and the prices too! 100% recommended. (Original) Bar de barrio de toda la vida, con el mismo personal, servicio muy rápido, la atención muy correcta y buena y la comida: buenas las raciones, los sandwiches y los bocadillos, todo muy bien y lo mejor.....el precio. En ningún local pagas los bocadillos como aquí! Un bar como antiguamente y los precios también! Recomendable 100%

(Translated by Google) The food is super good and it's in a great location. (Original) La comida súper buena y esta en muy buen sitio.

Absolutely the best! Every dish was perfect — no notes, just delicious.

Pleasant service with a good menu at fair prices. We sat outside and enjoyed our meal. One small issue was that quite near the dining tables, there were tables for people just having a drink. They tended to be using their phones and were quite loud and smoking. Might be an idea to move those tables elsewhere given the enormous space available on the deck.

Unexpectedly fantastic experience! Best food in Zaragoza! Sophisticated, delicious, not banal. European, not Spanish. Excellent service! Nice presentation. Worth to visit if you’re in town! Highly recommended!

I enjoyed the expirence with my family, especially the service, our servers were just amazing; they made us feel confortable, overall a great service.

Beautiful building, creative dishes using local seasonal ingredients, excellent service. Removed one star because of the irritating American love songs music, it ruins the ambience.

I would go for breakfast even if I wasn't staying at the Hiberus. The egg 🥚 bar is outstanding and the service is exceptional.

They offer exactly the vine that you desire but do not know about that😅😍

Yesterday was the first time I have been to this restaurant in many years. We had lunch where my previous 2 visits were dinners, not sure that has bearing on my review. The food was excellent as always but the service lacking for a restaurant of this standing.... Wine dripped on to plate after serving, not changing glasses between wines with the excuse that it was a wine from the same grape. Still, the waiters were young and so no doubt will improve. The management in the organisation of the lunch was also lacking the quality of service expected.

Amazing food, good service and great wine

A charming place, the Chalet inside and also the terrace in the backyard. Very friendly staff and they also train new service people which I really appreciate. They made an great effort to explain local dishes in English, thanks. The food was excellent and tasty. The sea urchin starter reminded me on an excellent lobster bisque and was a real wow! The local wines are a good recommendation with reasonable prices. We will come again, thanks!

Wonderful, personal service and excellent food!

Great food, classic dishes, fanatic terrace and service

Price is heavy, but wine selection and adventure of my taste buds was worth every penny. I highly recommend this place for anyone that loves amazing food and does not care for the cost of it. Wine and service were phenomenal. I will be going back. Expect to make reservations at least 1 week in advance, but well worth the service

Went there for the third time as I was invited on this occasion. (The worst of the the three) Inexperienced staff with sense of rushing, but slow and inattentive. Food was ok at best. Need to change a dated menu and the wine list was so so. Expensive for what it pretend to be...