Avenida 21 - Logroño

One of the best places to eat in Cabo. Food was excellent and everything was fresh. Freshly made tortillas and freshly made sushi caught with tuna on the same day. The staff was very friendly and not at all pushy. I have enough food and drinks for 4 people for very little money. Go here if you want a real Cabo experience.

In mid-week mid-August unfortunately restaurant very quiet food absolutely excellent, since the only client service was beyond the belief will definitely go again when we in Logrono

Fui a comer el pasado sábado y ahora se llama El Txoko tuvimos muy buena comida la muy buena calidad de la sidra tan buena que el vino que recomendé era muy bueno el 1.800kg chuleton y la tortilla de bacalao que me gustaba comer en muchos lugares y por la calidad y precio muy bueno nada que desea lo que está en el país vasco

Ubicado en un edificio del siglo XIX, entre el casco antiguo de la ciudad y el centro de negocios de Logroño. Muy cerca de la Gran Vía (principal arteria de la ciudad) y del Casco Antiguo, junto los principales atractivos turísticos. Tiene una decoración es rústica y acogedora, entre muros de ladrillo y piedra de sillería. Su cocina se basa en productos tradicionales de La Rioja. La distribución del local en varios salones, hace que sea un lugar ideal para cualquier tipo de evento o celebración, ya sea una cena íntima para dos personas o una boda con cien invitados.

DO NOT GO HERE, I have no idea how it has so many good reviews as it was truly horrible food, some out of a can or microwaved from frozen. Have a look at the Tripadvisor reviews, they tell the truth. Some of these good reviews must be for the restaurant next door and accidentally written here. We went to Canela down the road a couple of days before, it was fantastic but thought we'd try here for a change as it was the same price and had some different menu options. The tomato salad was literally a sliced tomato with some oil and vinegar in a sachet to put on yourself, the asparagus was straight out of a can and must have been the cheapest they could find. The Solomillo was ok but the peppercorn sauce was from a packet. The stuffed peppers were just horrible and apparently tasted like they had been stuffed with a Birdseye Admiral's Pie. They even managed to make an inedible chocolate mousse, which had the most disgusting chemical aftertaste. Do not give them your money, we paid, but only because my Spanish wasn't sufficiently good to have an argument with them. They didn't even give us any bread, instead, we got a slice of melba toast each. One of the worst meals we have ever had in a restaurant. Go somewhere else, anywhere else, maybe just get a kebab, honestly you'll enjoy it more.