Nat G

Had lunch here with the bruschetta, 2 pastas and a plate of skewers. The bruschetta was the best, extremely tasty and fresh ingredients with perfect bread. The spinach pasta was good but a little bit tasteless, the bolognese pasta was tasty. The skewers were a little bit too charred and some pieces were a little tasteless. However, texture was good and the mix of meat was complementary. Service was great and staff were friendly. Limoncello was offered at the end which made for a good palate cleanser!

Just be wary of scammers who do walk around the restaurant area and target clients. This is no fault of the restaurant of course, and up to the customers to be wary!

Prices are alright, average for a coffee place. The prices are all close to 20ron. Good wifi for doing some work. Freddo cappuccino was lukewarm, not very cold at all. The coffee itself is very average, beans are not that aromatic. The AC is so weak, feels warm inside the cafe during summer. Could be much better, it’s not as good as the rating makes it out to be.

A famous museum for the artist, Pablo Picasso, who was born in Malaga. The museum is well-kept and clean. However, it was extremely crowded with crowd control in almost every gallery. Exhibits are also a bit confusing in terms of linear order. Too many students are here being rowdy and just disrupting the space on a weekday.

For the price (with audio guide), it is just a bit of a shame. The place is nice to visit but you won’t suffer if you miss it.

Good to catch some sun and a breather for free. Comfortable stone seating area to read, chat or just look at the teatro history. It is the perfect weather now in the spring.