Pena Taurina Pepin Liria 2016

Had dinner there, simple food, mostly pre frozen stuff, croquettas, patatas bravas etc, but eager to please and quite friendly. Bullfighting memorabilia interesting as well

We’d been here just for coffee initially, served outside in the square in front of the church, and then came back for dinner to try out their food and then lunched with friends as they wanted to see the interior of the restaurant. Why? The decor here depicts old bull fighting memorabilia, which was really interesting to pore over. So, obviously the decor here is very Spanish. It celebrates a particular matador (Pepin) and in the restaurant (at the rear) there are many many interesting posters covering all the walls depicting old advertising for his performances and there’s also a large and quite tall glass display case containing a matadors costume (presumably his) plus swords etc. Very interesting to see such things close up. Many local people eat here, and it gets quite busy which (in the universal language of restaurant quality) tells me it’s good, so when we ordered our meals we were really happy to find the service is good and very friendly. It’s not fine dining, guys, but good quality fare and you won’t walk away hungry! Enjoy!

Not visited this restaurant for a while...with regrets! Good quality, very stylefull presentation and fair prices.

Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: €20–30 Food: 5 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4

Literally 1 hour waiting to be seated when initially it was 20 minutes at most. We ordered at the counter so that when we sat down we would have the food ready. We sat down, another hour passed and after insisting that they no longer put it on, ten minutes later they brought it. That is, 2 hours dead from cold and hungry. Of course I'm not going to repeat it. The prices are not bad, it is the only positive thing I have seen. 1 star because you can't do less