El Aral - Ariza

Let guy come and fix it!!! Service: 5 Location: 5

My experience is from the restaurant. If you are on the way to Calatayud I think you can not stop and eat at the destination. If you are very hungry, you can stop and eat. Well, not. But it's food. Everything is cold. Nothing has flavor. The €15 menu enters the day for dishes and dessert. It is self-service but you have to wait for the trays to be brought inside. The paella, bland. Dry ribs. Poor quality desserts. Hot drinks. Everything in general was scarce and made with little care as well as poorly served. The place is pleasant because of its spaciousness and because of the few people there. The souvenirs from Aragon that are at the entrance for tourists are chocolates and various chocolates. Food drinks: A cold, dry menu. And scarce, in a €15 buffet. Stale fruit and poor quality sweets. A horrible meal.

Totally apathetic staff. The person serving the menu was wearing a stained T-shirt. If that is the image from the outside, what will it be like inside. I ordered a club sandwich and they told me they don't have chicken. I was told that the French omelette sandwiches were made this morning and they don't make them on the spot. I took a bag of small pistachios and a bag of potatoes and they charged me €7. On top of that, the potatoes were stale. The bathrooms quite dirty. Nightmare-worthy place in the kitchen. Now I understand why there was almost no one on August 31 at 2 p.m. To never return in life.

I am a transporter and I find it abusive that they charged me for a combined plate of entrecote with bag potatoes €18, I also stopped on a Tuesday and the entrecote seemed to be made on Sunday!!!

Where to start... Staff without much desire to work and two of those who face the public wear t-shirts worthy of the end of a town festival, with grease and dirt stains included. We ordered three menus for €15, with stale paella, extremely salty Russian salad, greasy spaghetti and green beans, and a garden tomato salad that could be the only thing salvageable. At that price it would have been more costly for us to order sandwiches. And finally, what to say about the bathrooms, I have been in cleaner village barracks, the same ones that could have been placed in the festival clubs where the t-shirts they wear come from. Even the hand soap is watered down so that it spreads more, with that I say it all.