Boteron - Zaragoza

The owner, Patricia, presented us the menu of the day. Which was a tortilla, avocado tomato salad and some meat. All of the utmost quality. We had a very pleasant time there. Could not be better.

One of the few places where I can meet people speaking my language. English every Wednesday after 7:30pm and French on Thursdays.

This is a tiny bar in a tiny street that's very close to the city center. It doesn't really stand out as such but the owner is super friendly and she knows her food well. She does all the cooking. This bar has been open for some 50 years and she's only the third owner and she's only had the place for 2 and 1/2 months so hasn't had time to really establish herself, but she's setting the tone for a more modern ambience. The place has prints of impressionist paintings and she plays jazz music which is awesome when you're just enjoying a quiet beer in the early evening. As usual people don't really start coming in until close to 9 PM so I've never been inside when the place was crowded as I only go in at around 6.30 PM and leave after an hour. I've been there 4 times and have taste a few of her treats delicious! She's educated me a lot on the treats of Zaragoza and how they are cooked or prepared or served.

La dueña súper amable. Nos recomendó los crepes y fueron un acierto total. El de setas estaba INCREÍBLE.

Excelente y deliciosa comida en un local precioso y acogedor. La atención y el servicio también excelentes. Repetiré.