Restaurante San Cayetano

I read the reviews after I eat here, and I think they have a good job upgrade. First we ordered a jam tapa and a ceviche, and it was very good. Also the Lomo San Cayetano ordered with blue cheese and it was great. Guiso is one of the best I had. It's a bit expensive, but I really did add the food.

The service was very good, friendly and fast. But the food... not recommended... I had the Gamberones aljilo and the Paella... never had a paella so terrible... it was never fresh... it took 15min after ordering the paella... a good paella takes about 40min... we had to drink some shots after meal to forget......

I say this is NOT a Spanish restaurant. There was no Spanish cooking style in one of the dishes we were served. The food was common and not as advertised on the menu. The steak of my girlfriend was served medium when I ordered 3/4 and I swallowed my chicken dish with her to not send it back. Our appetizer of Spanish chorizo with Papas bravas was ok, but not worth the price as the Spanish chorizo was a Colombian salchicha antioqueña or something similar, but definitely not Spanish chorizo. I enjoyed our Sangria (again a bit expensive) and the ambience is what tourists love... old world terrace and live guitar music. The service was slow, although there were not many people when we arrived. For the price there are much better options in Villa de Leyva and I doubt that we will return there soon.

The service was very good, friendly and fast. But the food.. not to recommend... I had the Gamberones aljilo and the Paella... never had a Paella so terrible... it was never ever fresh... it tooks after ordering 15min to get the Paella...a good Paella takes about 40min...we had to drink some shots after the meal to forget it.......

I'll start by saying this is NOT a Spanish restaurant. There was no Spanish cooking style in any of the food we were served. The food was ordinary and not as advertised on the menu. My girlfriend's steak was served medium when ordered 3/4 and I swapped my chicken dish with her to avoid sending it back. Our appetizer of Spanish chorizo with papas bravas was ok but not worth the price since the Spanish chorizo was a Colombian salchicha antioqueña or something similar but definitely not Spanish chorizo. I enjoyed our sangria (again a bit pricey) and the ambience is what the tourists love...old world terrace and live guitar music. The service was slow despite there not being many people when we arrived. For the price there are much better options in Villa de Leyva and I doubt we will return there soon.