Bota Bota

A spa on a boat! What more could you ask for? I did the water circuit during the pre11am deal for $ 35 (also available after 6pm mon –thurs) A very relaxing experience however the entire indoor area was a silent zone so not the best place to go with friends. Also going on one of the coldest weekends in Montréal was not the best idea considering you have to walk down two flights of metal stairs to the larger outdoor pools. Definitely remember to bring footwear since that is not provided. Overall a great deal.
I also ate the dining area. The onion soup could’ve been cooked longer, the cognac taste was a bit stronger than normal. The salmon tartare small portion was very generous and the avocado made it the perfect amout of creamy texture.

My new favourite place in Montréal. Absolutely relaxing. Amazing staff, beautiful atmosphere ¹⁰⁄₁₀

Very overpriced, save your money. Service was ok at best. The only saving grace was the amazing experience of the ship. Buyer beware, not easy to get to. Avoid the restaurant and water experience.

I had never visited Bota Bota before and had high hopes based on word of mouth. I was not disappointed.
Located in the heart of Montréal’s Old Port, the chic design and stylish décor made for a relaxing afternoon. My wife and I opted for the water circuit which includes sauna access, outdoor spas (4 seasons), steam room, and pleanty of chill zones. With the the water circuit, you are assigned a bracelet which has a magnetic key for a locker. The restaurant, operated by Auberge Saint-​Gabriel, offers healthy yet tasty dishes that are reasonably priced.
The staff is friendly, the facilities are clean and the vibe is relaxing. I will surely return for both the water circuit and perhaps a massage. Enjoy!

Beautiful spa but snobby, awful customer service.

Visited Bota Bota — it’s around 6 years old A massage and spa, situated at the base of McGill street and De La Commune in Old Montréal, right on the water. First Spa in the world to be floating on water.
It is a renovated boat, designed on 4 floors with 2 larger hot tubs, 3 saunas, 1 wet steam and a couple of cold pools, along with massage and spa facilities.
The boat itself is wonderfully designed and all looks first class and very clean. What I liked is how there’s no entrance fee to use the water circuits if you only come for a massage
I had a 60 minute therapeutic massage with Karim he is certified by one of the massage associations. The massage was done as to my preference. Very strong with stretching deep tissue and his technique was very good. The massage is done naked however you are covered by a sheet below and one above at all times removing it from the areas that he is working on. This is purely therapeutic.
Bota Bota is designed around quiet and relaxation and everyone is encouraged to keep the volume of conversation low. It is a high end oasis that is best used to spend multiple hours enjoying the lounge chairs, the saunas, a massage or treatment, then more relaxing to cover pretty well the whole day.
I enjoyed the experience, because it was a nice change in a unique setting. I will be returning quickly because massages are highly addictive in the wrong hands * meaning best deep feeling hands ever. It has a very unique appeal and attracts a lot of tourists. I was there on a Wednesday in the afternoon and the boat was full but did not feel crowded. I expect that on the weekend, there would me many more people. Reservations for a massage would be required whenever you go.
Wawww im amazed by this fine spa on a boat !
The view is really cool. You see the old port. In the winter there is not much to see but during the summer it’s really purrrtayyyy hehe.

Fabulous. My wife is expecting and we came over the holidays to relax. When we got there it was pretty booked but we worked a reservation in for later that week. The staff was really nice and courteous.
The spa is beautiful. Very modern, clean, and peaceful. Most areas are quiet areas so it’s easy to relax. Cold baths, steam rooms, saunas, massages, it was all wonderful. Again the staff was professional and very friendly.
I’ll always have the memory of sitting in the outside hot tub in a whiteout blizzard on a «boat» looking over Old Montréal.

My boyfriend and I love this place. We’ve been twice to celebrate special occasions. It’s got a cool vibe and the architecture is very inspiring. It’s so fun to walk around in your robe, trying out all the different hot tubs overlooking the Old Port. Montréal winters can get so cold, sometimes the only way to breath some fresh winter air is from an outdoor hot tub. There’s also so many great little spots to take a nap. We also love the restaurant. Nice assortment of teas, alcoholic drinks and nice little amuse-​bouches to keep you energized.

Last time I was here, it was dark, overcrowded, slippery and not fun at all.
I really doubt I will go there again.
Nice idea to have a spa on a boat, though.

Really relaxing, even during the winter. Fantastic way to unwind. Also a great place to take people who are visiting Montréal. Recommend everyone to slip into a robe, take a book and spend an evening taking in the views of the old port in a warm jacuzzi.

Overall, the experience was not bad. The massage was great, my masseuse seemed to really know her stuff and pressed exactly on my painful spots. We went in for a couple’s massage, and found out that the room was huge which was a bummer, I though the point of a couple’s massage was to be able to look at each other.
The boat looks great, but the changing rooms need a makeover, especially the showers which have clearly seen better days. I went on a Sunday morning, so I was able to change in peace, but when crowded, changing can become problematic if you’re a little shy.
Though the therapists seemed professional, the staff was pretty snobby.
Do not forget to bring your flipflops. I was expecting to be given flipflops, so I had to wander barefeet.

As much as I really wanted to love it, I can’t say I loved my experience at Bota Bota. My boyfriend and I had come here after having only visited Scandinave Spa in the past to compare to.
CHANGING ROOMS
The changing rooms felt dark and dank. At Scandinave, facilities were bright, clean, and well equipped (cotton pads, face lotions, etc.).
At Bota however, the showers felt dirty with rusted pipes above you. Towards the end of my 5 min shower, the hot water started to run out and got cold.
At one point, while myself and several others were getting changed, a man came into the (female) change room! It turned out to be the maintenance worker who had come in to fix a locker, but I was surprised that they hadn’t given us any warning or even sent in a female worker instead.
THE BATHS
Although the outdoor view was beautiful, we quickly noticed that the hot tubs weren’t all that hot. If you prefer hotter temperatures, Scandinave definitely wins as Bota tubs are milder in temperature.
As for the saunas, the temp was perfect but the eucalyptus room was a bit too strongly fragranced. Like… to the point where it almost hurts to breathe and open your eyes.
FOOD AND DRINK
Another thing to note is that you gotta bring your own bottles. Just a minor nuisance but I felt that a spa providing glasses should have been commonplace. Another comparison is that at Scandinave, you are given access to a complimentary snack bar for you to munch on while you relax! But if you aren’t one to care about food, this shouldn’t be an issue for you (but COME ON, WHO DOESNT ENJOY FREE SNACKS).
CUSTOMER SERVICE
Check-​in was pleasant, but I was surprised that we were not asked if we knew how to do the hot/​cold cycle properly as first-​timers may not understand how a Nordic spa works (they are very thorough in explaining this at Scandinave Spa).
At check-​out however, a not-​so-​friendly receptionist UNDERcharged me and I tried to point out her mistake. She argued back and became defensive until her coworker realized that we were being billed too little. Not a fabulous ending to a mediocre visit.
Perhaps the treatments and massages are great at Bota but the nordic baths are not amazing. Go to Scandinave for that. It’s cheaper, it’s better, and you’ll feel more like a prince (ss) when you visit!

What an experience! My boyfriend surprised me with a massage and spa day at Bota Bota. If anyone is a first timer in Montréal or has never been here you should definitely come. We re staying in Old Montréal and walked from our hotel. I had no idea where we were going. We walked onto an old boat that is turned into a whole spa with hot and cold water pools. You get a locker where you can put all your stuff and are able to change into a bathing suit and a robe. We went into the outdoor hot pool while its 50 degrees outside over looking the water at d Montréal. It was beautiful! We also used the sauna and the cold water pool. While we waited for massages we had a glass of Prosecco and a little appetizer at the restaurant to hold us off till dinner. Now the massage was amazing! My therapist was Ming! He was great! He did it with just the right amount of pressure and hit all the right spots totally recommend him. After our massage you are able to take a shower there and get ready for the rest of your night. Loved every second there!

A definite stop for any local or visitor.
One of a kind spa in a remastered boat. Wow, so fun! Imagine a cruise ship but purely spa oriented? That’s BOTA BOTA.
All the staff wear bateau striped tees. If you’re unsure, they will give you all the information you need. Plus the lockers have some etiquette tips.
I was only able to experience the water circuit, which claims to boost the lymphatic system and is recommended at a minimum of 3 circuits, I did 6, if anything I felt relaxed and my skin felt great.
Spa gets really busy around 4PM, even on a weekday. I love how the spa is very serious about preserving the serenity of the space. THANK YOU. Such a departure from other experiences.
Bring: water bottle and slippers.
I never appreciated segregation of sexes, until BB, it’s kind of annoying and uncomfortable to have a heavy breathing male scratching himself in the sauna next to you.
They carry Eminence skincare, testers are available for all products, but they may be sold out of the item, if you’re interested, you let the front desk know and they will locate the item for you.
Such a special space, Montréal, you are very lucky.

I’m not necessarily the «spa type». When a friend wanted to go here for the water circuit special, and I loved. A nice way to spend an evening after work. And after you’re done getting in and out of the water, you can curl up in one of the nautical shaped windows with a book for a little while. It’s a great place to bring friends from out of town if you want a quiet evening after climbing Mt. Royal.
Remember to bring flip flops. Towels, robe, shampoo/​conditioner (in the showers) are provided.

Bota amounts to a very good public bath. If you bring your own necessaries, it’s lovely. It could easily be a good spa with the following additions:
1 — Drinking water. Aside from the small jar of decorative lemon water at the front entrance, there is no other water provided. Anywhere. The desk attendant flat out denied my use of the plastic cups squirreled behind her. Plastic cups are only for the small jar of decorative tea that lives behind her desk, apparently. She advised me to use a faucet, presumably by hand or face. So bring your own reusable bottle if you’re going which is always a nice idea anyway.
2 — Towels. It’s customary to provide bathers in a spa with towels. To their credit, Bota does provide one towel for use in the changeroom after bathing – which is more than a public bath – but that’s it. A lengthy conversation won me a towel for use inside the steam room.
3 — Sandals. It’s also customary to provide sanitized shoes for use in the facility, especially when part of the facility is outdoors, across several grated and serrated metal gangplanks. Contrary to advice from the front desk, bare feet was not the norm. And, tall people, they weren’t selling sandals in large sizes the day I visited.
4 — An aromatherapy adjustment. The sauna scent was so strong, groups of people walked in then bolted out coughing and rubbing their stinging eyes. No, not an exaggeration. It would have been a nice addition though had it been subtle.
5 — Changeroom amenities. Even average spas (and yoga studios and gyms and salons) provide body lotion and a towel drop in the change area. Suggestions to bring things up to par: a robe and towel bin for used linens, good body lotion, deodorant spray, hair elastics (to keep long hair out of the pools). Really, linens shouldn’t be left in a heap on the floor.
The icing would be verbally reminding visitors to shower before entering the pools. Inexplicably, most customers stepped into the tubs unwashed/​dry. Ugh. Spa mavens note: water temps across the pools are fairly similar. Don’t expect a true hot pool or cold plunge. It’s perfectly pleasant though.
So yes, it’s completely ridiculous to complain about a spa but when paying for a service and experience and when it’s advertised as top-​tier, it’s good to feel the expense and expectations were met. People save up for this kind of thing. It’s supposed to feel special. Personally, even though the setting was perfectly delicious, I left frustrated by thirst and cleanliness issues and put off by staff and super-​painful walkways. I’ll come prepared next time and all will be well. If you want a proper spa, there’s a good one across the street (
).

Beautiful beautiful beautiful spot, I’ve tried the Tuesday night 35 $ water circuit deal a couple times: you spend 3 hours at sunset rambling around the wonderfully designed, quiet converted boat between saunas and hot tubs and pools with peaceful glorious views of the port and the oldest architecture in the city, the ducks in the water, the trees…
Only low note if you actually enjoy nordic spas, the temperatures here are not quite the thing. The hot tubs and steam room are really not thaaaat hot, and the cold pools are really not thaaaat cold. It’s all kind of mellow, but not the bracing, incredibly muscle-​relaxing, blood-​pumping experience you might be looking for.
But definitely come here to relax and enjoy the space, the new garden area they’ve added on the ground is so lovely, it’s a spot for quiet chatting and enjoying the greenery, there’s a bigger cool pool, hot tub, sauna, and relaxation room and really expands your feeling of being able to wander around and enjoy different areas and viewpoints during the circuit. Don’t miss the little hammock grotto up and around the corner. Also bonus if you go with a lady crew (as you do) the little mirror area with blow dryers and hair straighteners is fun for a primping hang on the way out.

Gorgeous spa, but the customer service experience was embarrassing. Upon arrival I was made to wait 10 minutes while the front desk woman took my credit card information. Even though I already paid online, she said she had to take down my credit card info because it was a different card than the one I used to reserve.
She then took me to the front desk of the massage area, where I quickly met my masseuse and went in. The massage didn’t even feel good (no joke), but that’s life. He seemed timid. I did not enjoy the massage, which is rare!
Once I came out of the massage room, the staff asked me to fill out a comment card. That is all they seemed to care about, as they told me nothing of the spa or where to go next. There was absolutely no guidance or courtesy to show me around. I felt awkward wondering where the pools were, and didn’t even know there was an outdoor area until a few hours into it, when I had to go. The staff seemed to congregate around the desks and chat, instead of working. They were whispering to each other then would ‘shush’ us if we spoke in the hall.
The restaurant had good food but I chipped my tooth on several different olive pits. It was quite painful. They didn’t charge us for that meal of course, and gave us a glass each of champagne, but that didn’t make up for my chipped tooth. However the wait staff were friendly and courteous, unlike the rest of the staff.
On the way out, the front desk woman (different this time) asked for a payment which did not include the package I already purchased online (massage + baths). I showed her the email I got with the confirmation of payment. She told me it wasn’t good enough — that I must have a different email. I did not. She said «it’s not my problem that you don’t have the email». I was appalled and said «so, this is my problem that perhaps your system isn’t working properly?» She responded with «well, it’s not my problem». We literally sat there staring at each other. I couldn’t believe she was blaming it on me. She rolled her eyes and sighed, then said «I guess I’ll take the confirmation number and see what I can do later». Ok woman, do what you gotta do. It was incredibly unprofessional and rude, I could not believe it.
The spa itself is gorgeous but the experience was not that of a prestigious spa — the staff didn’t seem to take their jobs seriously. This spa has true potential — it’s unfortunate it’s run the way it is.

Avec son concept de bateau-​spa, le Bota Bota a tout pour attirer les curieux. En effet, le décor urbain est unique en son genre. Par contre, j’ai trouvé mon expérience spa beaucoup moins relaxante qu’ailleurs. L’endroit est souvent très achalandé, parfois même un peu bruyant. Les hamacs avaient l’air super confortables, mais impossible d’y avoir accès en raison de la foule. J’y étais pourtant allée en milieu de semaine.
J’ai fait l’essai du resto lors de ma première visite, et bien honnêtement, j’ai été un peu déçue. Le muffin était beaucoup trop gros (oui oui, trop gros) pour une simple collation, et beaucoup trop cher, à mon avis. J’ai eu l’impression qu’on avait volontairement fait de très grosses portions pour en justifier le prix… Aussi, 4 $ pour un sachet de thé Kusmi, c’est exagéré.
Néanmoins, je dois préciser que j’ai reçu un massage (Lumi Lumi) d’une qualité exceptionnelle au Bota Bota. La massothérapeute était discrète et professionnelle. J’y retournerai sans aucune hésitation pour profiter de leurs services de massothérapie. Pour le circuit d’eau et sauna, par contre, je n’en suis pas aussi sûre.

Le concept est juste génial, j’y suis allée deux fois et j’ai adoré. Les bracelets High-​Tech pour ouvrir nos casiers c’est juste trop bien.
Sur le bateau, on a une vue impressionnante sur le Vieux-​Montréal, les deux saunas sont super relaxants, la petite musique aussi. C’est dommage que des fois il y est beaucoup de monde tu te sens un peu suivi dans le spa lol

what a totally awesome day we had, driving up to Montréal from Burlington, VT. It was a quick drive (1 ½ hrs) and it was worth every drop of gas.
The spa might be a bit of a challenge to find the first time because the address on Unilocal is actually a building across from the spa because they don’t have an address, they are on a BOAT. (hence Bota Bota). Suggestion: park in the parking garage on Queen Street, right off Rue de La Commerce, it’s a short walk (about four blocks) to the spa. (we trudged through the snow, but it really wasn’t bad).
Once at the spa the friendly and helpful staff checked us in, reminding us that this is a silent spa. ahhhhhh. We had so much fun, (quietly) roaming through the boat, going from steam to sauna to cold plunge to outdoor hot tubs (it was AT LEAST –20 F that day, but so amazingly blissfully awesome).
The view from the windows, especially in one of the saunas is tres chic – we were staring at a HUGE freighter across the frozen river and it somehow fit in perfectly to the experience). The other views are of a giant industrial building and the port of Montréal. It was very hip and somehow artistic.
Make sure you allow yourself a little snooze time in one of the hanging chairs or the beanbags. I dropped of into a totally deep power nap that was so restful.
Tips: bring a water bottle, spa shoes and a bathing suit. they have a restaurant on board, which we didn’t go to, but I have read from other reviewers that it is great. Next time, for sure. When we first arrived, it wasn’t that crowded (we went on a February Friday), but soon the place started to fill up. It wasn’t terrible, but I could imagine that on a weekend, it wouldn’t be as serene.
Three hours at the water circuit at the spa (plenty of time), plus the parking (about $ 15) was less than $ 75US.
They have a full complement of spa services, but we didn’t try them this go-​around. There was a little bit of a snob factor (hipster-​er than thou), but I was with a good friend and didn’t pay it any mind.
In sum, it’s a totally hip, serene, lovely experience that I cannot wait to repeat.

Best spa day of our lives! Husband and I had the Flying Cloud package and Bota Bota did not disappoint! Here are some tips:
Arrive 30 minutes before your service to have enough time to get ready
Don’t forget your own flip flops
Leave the cell phones at home in order to relax
Take a cab (we did and couldn’t figure out where we’d park if we didn’t)
Enjoy the lunch choices (reasonable and extraordinary!) –thank you Matthew!
Don’t be shy and tell your masseuse how you prefer your massage!
The entire Staff and their Hospitality made our a vacation a memorable one. Thank you to manager Dominique for going of her way for recommendations for our Stay.

J’ai tellement craqué pour cet endroit, ça mérite un poème :
B comme Bateau
O comme Original
T comme Top
A comme Ambiance
Bota Bota je t’aime parce que tu fais du bien, tu relaxes, tu offres une vue imprenable, tu donnes de la douceur. Et en plus tu fais des tarifs certains soirs, et même que tu n’oublies pas le démaquillant et le sèche cheveux dans le vestiaire des filles pour qu’on sorte belles et reposées.
Love.

Un bateau-​spa, ça c’est du concept. J’y suis allée avec mon conjoint un mardi pour profiter de la meilleure offre «Circuit d’eaux escale: 60 $ pour deux personnes». Arrivée vers 15h30, une affluence notoire qui a augmenté au fil des heures. Mais bon un jour de promotion, fallait s’y attendre.
Il nous a été remis des badges high-​tech pour nos casiers, peignoirs (malin de broder le numéro du casier sur la manche) et serviettes. Dommage qu’il n’y ait pas de chaussons avec.
À l’intérieur, c’est propre et régulièrement nettoyé. Le mobilier et la décoration de tendance moderne sont choisis avec goût. Le staff a fait preuve de sérieux et de disponibilité.
J’ai adoré les hammam et sauna aux senteurs végétales et le coin repos «grands hublots». Les hamacs semblaient confortables, mais nous n’avons même pas pu nous en approcher tellement ils étaient rares et prisés.
Quel décalage de se retrouver dehors à moitié nus dans un bain à remous alors que la ville est recouverte de neige immaculée, la vue est imprenable. J’y retournerai certainement.

Vraiment, un beau spa situé… sur le fleuve Saint – Laurent, dans le Vieux – Port de Montréal! Oui, le Bota Bota porte bien son nom, car il s’agit d’un ancien bateau converti en spa de luxe. Je suis venue ici avec mon amie Linda lors de la Nuit Blanche.
Nous avons essayé les bains extérieurs chauffés, les saunas. J’ai adoré le sauna humide à l’eucalyptus! Wow! Extrêmement relaxant. Le soir, la vue sur la ville est superbe.
J’ai bien aimé mon expérience, mais il y avait beaucoup de monde (ce n’est pas un reproche, je le savais à l’avance à cause de l’événement ce soir – là). J’espère seulement pouvoir y retourner un soir plus calme…

Bateau et spa… mais quel mélange parfait! L’utilisation d’un vieux vaisseau remorque pour créer un des plus beaux spas en ville est une des meilleures idées EVER. Comment né pas aimer son circuit d’eau intérieur comme extérieur avec bain tourbillon sur le pont avec vue imprenable sur le Vieux Port et le fleuve? Je trouve qu’ils offrent aussi de bons prix pour leurs services, avec leurs mardis pour 2 à $ 60 et leur spécial avant 11h ou après 19h pour $ 35 pour les accès au circuit d’eau, c’est quand même pas pire. Ils ont aussi de belles promo avec repas et traitements, suffit de consulter leur site.
Beau concept, intime, bon service et expérience assez unique! J’adore.

J’adore adore adore le Bota Bota. C’est un oasis de calme et de zen vibe en plein Vieux Port. Seulement s’y rendre est un méga charme. Le bateau en pleine eau, le chemin mystérieux, les arbres, la végétation, tout le charme du port et de ses bateaux à l’eau et que dire de la vue des vieux silos de farine Fives Roses! On le sait qu’on est au bon endroit pour décompresser du stress de la vie de ville!
Se détendre tout emmitouflé dans un des hublots du Bota Bota vaut en soi le déplacement. Les hamacs aussi sont confortable et invite au repos et à la détente. Les points de vue du sauna sec ou des différents points d’eau du pont nous font admirer Montréal sous un angle tout à fait rafraîchissant.
Allez-​y une petite journée de semaine lorsque c’est peu achalandé = détente et stress free assuré.

Besoin d’être dans une petite bulle de relaxation mais pas assez de temps pour vous rendre loin de la ville pour profiter d’un moment de sérénité? Le Bota Bota est en plein ce qu’il te faut!
Je suis allé avec deux amies de fille pour le circuit d’eau et on a toutes été surprises du calme qui y régnait et du sentiment d’être dans un monde à part même si l’on pouvait voir le profil de la ville et du Vieux-​Port à partir de nos chaises longues. À part deux groupes de bachelorettes qui avaient l’air de né pas comprendre la définition de chuchoter, c’était extrêmement tranquille.
J’ai adoré me réchauffer dans les saunas qui ont des vues qu’on né peut avoir nulle part ailleurs, puis faire un petit saut dans les bains froids pour ensuite relaxer soit à partir de bains tourbillons à température parfaite ou bien dans un bean bag que je né voulais pas quitter!
On en a aussi profiter pour prendre un verre et tester la cuisine et miam! Mon gravlax de saumon avec un verre de vin blanc m’ont bouché un coin sans que je me sente trop lourde. Juste assez pour satisfaire ma faim avant de retourner faire deux derniers tours des circuits d’eau avant de retourner à la maison bien zen!

Se baigner dans des cuves d’eaux brûlantes alors qu’il fait –30 dehors, c’est plutôt fou et plutôt génial. Merci au Bota Bota de nous permettre ce genre d’expérience extrême ! (Et bien oui, en France, au pire, nous serons sous la neige à 0°C)
Le lieu est vraiment atypique: un bateau reconverti en spa. Plusieurs étages à thème et plusieurs choix: hammam (humide), sauna (sec), jacuzzi en extérieur et salles de détente (une salle d’avion, des hamac, des «fatboy») le tout avec une vue sur le port et le St Laurent.
J’y suis allée 2 fois le soir, par grand froid, et j’ai tout simplement adoré. Avoir les cheveux et les cils gelés tout en étant au chaud dans un jacuzzi, les lumières de la ville plein les yeux et aucun bruit autour. Puis les matelots sont là pour nous rappeler que ici, c’est une endroit silencieux donc chut ! A refaire !

L’emplacement géographique du Bota Bota est particulier. Un bateau amarré transformé en havre de détente. Le personnel est habillé a la maude nautique et la boss s’appelle l’agent de bord. CUTE.
Pour les installations, c’est ok. Peu d’intimité et les gens né respectent pas du tout la consigne de se ’ fermer la yeule ’ en bon français. Si je paye 45 $ pour me faire tremper dans des bassins d’eau, j’aimerais ça qu’on comprenne que c’est pour se détendre, t’sais. Je né sais pas si c’est toujours comme ça. Nous étions allés pour un événement spécial ou des plongeurs se jetaient du toit du bateau pour attérir dans l’eau du fleuve. Peut-​être la crowd était-​elle différente ce soir-​la.
Pour le restaurant, parce qu’on a fini par avoir faim, on nous avise qu’il faut attendre 45 minutes pour le service. Étrange, nous regardons autour de nous et il y a 2 autres tables, qui sont en train de manger déja… Plusieurs items sur le menu sont indisponibles. Décevant quand tu paye une vingtaine de dollars pour un tapas.
Bref, décevant pour le prix. J’irai ailleurs la prochaine fois.