Roan

Good afternoon. Yesterday, my wife, my daughter, and I were going to a bar for a drink and a bite to eat, and afterwards we planned to go to a routine doctor's appointment. While I was putting the car ticket in the system, my wife went to the restroom with my daughter. My wife, who is very polite, asked if she needed to use the restroom, and he told her to go outside and use the public restroom. I was angry and went to complain about how he treated her. A bar or restaurant is meant to attract customers, not scare them away, and besides, it's a right to go to the restroom, especially with my 8-year-old daughter who needed to pee and was in a hurry. I think that as the owner, you shouldn't have someone like that working in customer service. We've always received excellent service in previous years, and I don't understand it. Going to the restroom is a right; no one should prohibit a woman from going to the restroom, especially not with a small child. It's shameful. I reprimanded him while my wife was looking sad and my daughter was almost crying, and he said the same thing to me, which is why I'm writing here.

The place is your typical old-fashioned bar, but with upscale café prices. Average coffee and mass-produced pastries. Two coffees, two churros, and a porra (a thicker type of churro) cost €6.

Good place for coffee in the area, affordable prices. The waiter is friendly. Next to the legendary Plastic and Epsilon. Very quiet place.

Traditional bar with with a nice square and an original and lovely host

Excellent terrace