Step inside, and you’ll feel like you’ve stumbled into a flamenco fever dream. The ceilings are vaulted, the walls are covered in warm tiles, and there are hanging jamón legs that stare at you like delicious, judgmental ghosts. It’s dark and moody in a way that says, “Sit down, order a pitcher of sangria, and forget about that email you didn’t reply to.”
A surprising fact? The building’s floor is original Victorian mosaic. So you’re literally walking on history while dipping bread into alioli. Talk about multi-tasking for your soul. Just don’t drop the bread—those tiles have seen worse.