Take Away Paella.

Mixed reports about Goyo's. Seems people either love it or hate it?

Unfortunately Goyos has become a victim of its own success. It gets very busy now and some of the (non-Spanish) waiting staff could do with some training in customer service. So it now has its good days and bad days.

maria elena wrote:Unfortunately Goyos has become a victim of its own success. It gets very busy now and some of the (non-Spanish) waiting staff could do with some training in customer service. So it now has its good days and bad days.

Yes probably but the good thing is we've found that the food never changes. We use it regularly and its a typical Spanish restaurant and, as are most Spanish restaurants, it's not 'fine dining' but it is quality home cooked food at great prices.


Jan.

Hi where abouts is the restaurant in quesada please

Mariap wrote:Hi where abouts is the restaurant in quesada please

Here's the details


restaurants-in-quesada-maps-menus-photos-addresses-and-contact-details-f80/goyos-spanish-restaurant-ciudad-quesada-t1553.html

For those who may not know we have a list of most local restaurants on our list on the home page (they are kept as updated as best we can but we do rely on our good members to tell us about new ones or those that close down )

Here's the list
restaurants-in-quesada-maps-menus-photos-addresses-and-contact-details-f80/

Jan

I like sitting outside Goyos. You can watch tons of near misses with the traffic on the junction there.

I go there every Wednesday for lunch, around 2ish, I really like the place.