La Tasca de Ana

I passed through Jaca and stopped to have some tapas in this restaurant.

I was pleased with the food. They give you tapas with a modern presentation without losing quality. Imaginative dishes for a good price.

You can have small sandwiches, portions, fried food, cured meat, cheeses, and things on toasted bread. The atmosphere is nice, and in summer they put tables outside in the street.

You can buy wine by the glass of which they have a wide range. I recommend it, you won’t be disappointed. It is in Ramiro I Street, number 3.A central and busy street.

Rather than a restaurant it is a small tapas bar, with only three tables and two on the terrace in the street. However, full of people each time I have been there, because of its very good tapas.

If you have tapas for dinner, it works out expensive and uncomfortable because of the number of people there. Recommendable for having one or two tapas stood up among people.

A compulsory stop but only a temporary one (tapas route).

They had closed the Formigal ski station, so we had to go through Jaca. Coming from San Sebastián we were looking for a place with high quality pinchos, and this is one of them.

The waiters are very friendly and the tapas exceptional, very well made, an appropriate fusion of flavours.

Very recommendable. The downside, the bar is very small.