Author: Stephanie_41

Inside is to die for. A mix of the old exposed brick walls with English leather booths in the row style. Rustic seperate wood tables in random places of the floor make for an added rustic decor feel. Lighting felt art deco (my favourite style)...and soft.hints of art deco with any any interior design whether it subtle or strong is always a win with me. Plants all around to give it that Cuban bistro feel also. For decor/style I give it an A+. I loved it. The choice of music however was horrible. Maybe it was just that one night or because we were there relatively early, but to play R&B or music like boys2men was horrid. Music can really ruin a mood especially when a resto has a theme going. The food was good.not amazing , but satisfying. Not everything is authentic tapas however. Some menu items do have their own twist on the traditional ways. Charcuterie plate was disappointing I will say. In house Piri Piri was nice. Maybe a little on the cury side but still good. I've never been a fan of tapas and i feel for a city like Montreal too many tapas restos are just really awful. They may all look great inside but quality and taste I felt has always been a miss and so overpriced for quantity you get on a plate. So far I'll say tazo Flores is by far the best one I have been to as of yet, even despite the music or the fushion menu. Will need to find. Others to hit up but I rarely attempt Portuguese Spanish tapas restos because of the absence of quality, portions and priceMore