I've been several times, and it is always fabulous. Nice, small, cozy, very personal feeling to the place. The staff is extraordinary, you can tell they enjoy being there!
A nice tapas bar with about twenty dishes to choose from. The quality of food is good and I like the ambiance of the restaurant because it is in fact a victorian-style house.
Laurie Jones’s neighbourhood institution introduced Spanish tapas to Ottawa when it opened in an old brick house in 2003. It still serves tapas and pinchos at a marble-topped bar seating 10 — big with the middle-aged, after-work crowd — or in a dining room that seats another 20. The stained glass windows and terracotta walls seem the right setting for such treats as marinated olives, beef-stuffed piquillo peppers and shrimp with chorizo and peppers. Two or three full-entree daily specials are offered. A list of a dozen wines by the glass is, naturally, heavy on Spanish labels.