El caserio is a typical small restaurant on the top of a small slope at the end of a street full of restaurants, with a view at a nice square. When you enter the restaurant it breathes the spanish
atmosphere. Small, wooden tables, and walls filled with typical reliqs and paintings on the wall. In the kitchen you'll find mama and as a waiter and owner you'll find papa. Mama and papa have been working for the previous owners (grandpa and grandma) for numerous years. When you are seated, and have a first look at the (recently modernised) menu, (it recently was
handwritten) you see a great varaty of traditional spanish dishes. Froma paella to zarazuela, from prawns to and numerous of tapas. The main dishes are divers and all super. Every bite is a feast in your mouth. The meatdishes are large, the fish dishes are great .
I have been to this retaurant with my family for about 11 times. Every time has been a great experience.
And... Al for great value. Cheaper as most of the restaurants in las americas and los cristianos, but much, much better quality.