And the service is even worse. Slapped on our table by the surly waiter, the menu states that La Bola does not accept credit or debit cards--discovered by us after the waiter had opened a bottle of house wine, and dropped onto our table a stale bun and two airplane-style foil-covered plastic containers of butter, thereby committing us to staying. ...
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Lunch on New Year's Day
By A Yahoo! Contributer, 01/12/06
We had heard good reports about this restaurant before we got to Madrid and made a booking a couple of days earlier. True enough the restaurant proved to be a real gem.
We arrived and they showed us to our table, which happened to be at the front of the restaurant in a little bar area and in sight of the kitchen. As it happens the restaurant ...
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Cocido
By A Yahoo! Contributer, 02/21/05
The must have dish here is a stew called cocido, which is served in 3 courses. It's full of cabbage, chickpeas, and either pork or chicken (I forgot which one.) Also, be sure to have cash, because credit cards aren't accepted. You also might want to get there on the early part of lunchtime, because business is booming and it gets very crowded.
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