Never in my life have I ever had a soup as the Sopa Sevilliana at La Isla! I actually made an involuntary moan of pleasure as I enjoyed this remarkable seafood soup. It wad one of the most exceptional things I have ever eaten. Service was wonderful. The setting was memorable.

Completely unfriendly service and totally overpriced for what it is. 18 grilled prawns for €72 - they were nice but not that nice. Would not go back (ever and even if forced) much much better places.

We had dinner here - food was good - gazpacho excellent, clams in delicious sauce, sea bass and grouper both very good. Ate outside in a rather non-descript alley which was a shame, and service tailed off as evening wore on.

The fish here was very good, the service perfunctory, and the decor not so pretty. So if you are content to eat and not look around, enjoy the seafood.

We thoroughly enjoyed this restaurant. We enjoyed their homemade gazpacho which was out of this world as well as seafood paella. The offer a variety of fish dishes and pasta and we truly loved everything we ate.