Perhaps Tapería

To start with, even though it says "trapería," there are no tapas, just dishes. Two families arrived with one child each. My son was a little under the weather, and upon arrival, Elena greeted us. At first, she was very friendly, interested in the child's health, and said, "Do you like chamomile tea? A warm chamomile tea will do you great, I'll bring it to you." So far, everything seemed fine, but then she charged us for the chamomile tea, as well as the six bread rolls they brought us without asking, when the family we were with is gluten intolerant. The food was good, but they shouldn't serve food and charge for things we didn't order. The same thing happened with an extra bottle of water we ordered; they brought two, and when I told them I'd only ordered one, they told me to leave it on the table just in case (they didn't charge for this one, at least). The waitress, Elena, seemed friendly, but her manner was very forced, and the chamomile tea seemed like the last straw. If we're the adults who're paying the bill, she should be asking the adults if she's paying it and indicating that we'll pay later. It's not about the money; it's because they're dressing up something that benefits them financially. It's not about the manners.

Incredible! The food is spectacular, and they're very attentive to people with celiac disease. The girl who served us was super attentive and pleasant. Definitely a place to come back.