We saw rave reviews for this Spanish seafood restaurant on this site. So we decided to give it a try as our cruise ship Windstar docked at Cartagena port. We took a taxi which cost €10 from the port to the restaurant in about 20min. The road to the restaurant is one lane wide, winding and has no sidewalk. As we arrived at the restaurant, the taxi driver gave us his business card and told us to call when ready to leave. We were seated pretty quickly after about 10min wait. The restaurant is very busy with many local families eating there. So the food must be authentically Spanish. No waiter/waitress speakers English and there is NO English menu. The restaurant owner kindly came by and attempted to translate the menu a little bit. We understood enough to order a salad and seafood plater which I would call seafood medley. It has a bit of everything, shrimp, squid, cuttle fish, and several kinds of fish that I cannot tell its name. It turned out many tables around us also ordered this dish. The tomato salad was different but tasty. The fish plater was huge, tasty but on the dry side after a while. The real adventure came after we finished lunch. We asked a waiter to call the taxi for us and were told it would arrive in 20 min. Well, we waited for almost an hour and no taxi to be seen. It looked like we were stranded unless we were willing to walk under the early afternoon sun for close to 2 hours to get back to our ship. We finally took a chance and hitch hiked. So, the best review I would have liked to read when i was planning a visit is not worth going to this restaurant unless you have guaranteed transportation back out of this remote place.