My husband and I have been to every tapas restaurant in LA.After reading the reviews for this place I made a res.Saturday night 8pm, we were the only people in the place under the age of 40.Every table around us was filled with elderly groups around 60 to 70 years old.We are in our early 30's and the only other people our age were the wait staff.The food was average, I would give it an above average except every single thing we ordered from beginning to end was served with a large combination garnish of parsley,flowers?,and cilantro and other green things I could not identify,and it was always right on top of all of the food,very strange.There was also an abundance of bus boys constantly prowling the restaurant looking over our shoulders at our table to immediately clear plates,etc. It made you feel a little rushed.Overall this is not the place to go if you're looking for a cool,hip crowd,maybe a crowd that all has hip replacements.A surprising clientele considering the location.All in all not a horrible experience just strange.Besides the garnish on all the food, I can't really remember what we ate.Our waitress was pretty and could get better tips somewhere else,felt sorry for her, she had 4 tables of senior citizens on Saturday night. My husband thought there must have been a WWII convention nearby or something.If you want great tapas with younger more attractive scenery stick with AOC.\r
Pros: attractive waitress,good drinks
Cons: cpr card required,waterfall outside leaking on your head as you enter/exit
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