The show, venue and atmosphere was brilliant but we paid for the show food and drink and we were crammed in on top of each other, my husband is quite tall and had his back to the stage so moved onto an empty chair and was told to move as someone else coming in, no one else came in. The food was quite cold coming out and was very dark so could not really see what you were eating. The drink was flowing however at the end we got slammed with a bill as only allowed 1 drink which it does not say in the advert, we did challenge however still had to pay the bill so please be careful. I would suggest going just go for the experience but leave food & drink.

The show was amazing, live music, the singer had a great voice and the flamenco dancers put on a great performance. Enjoyed watching it. The only downside is the placement of the tables. They said they seat people according to how early in advance their tickets were booked. Some tables are in the back end corner next to the sides of the stage where you would see the dancers from the back and sideways. Luckily our table was at a decent position, not the best, but still at a good enough angle to see the performance. A downside is that only one drink per person was included in our tapas option. This is not clearly mentioned in the description. Even water was no included if you chose a glass of wine. Also, the show is only 1 hour,so if you plan to go for a full course meal,you will feel pressured by time as once the show is over,you must leave. During the show, you can get too captivated by the music and the dancing and not manage to eat, so keep this in mind when choosing a dining option.

It was very interesting and the dancers were very good. The venue was amazing. My only complaint is there was no hello or introductions or explanations about the dances. They just came in stage, danced, bowed, and walked off. Very much like a production line performance